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Dr. Edo Kon (left) and Prof. Dan Peer created the first mRNA vaccine effective against bacteria, marking a significant advance against antibiotic-resistant infections worldwide.
The first-ever mRNA vaccine is fully effective against deadly bacteria, opening doors to combat antibiotic-resistant infections.
Joseph Shavit
17 year-old Hannah Cairo cracked the Mizohata-Takeuchi conjecture.
Teen stuns math community by disproving widely accepted 40-year-old math conjectureJoshua Shavit
New evidence shows Neanderthals processed bones for fat 125,000 years ago in Germany—far earlier than once believed.
Neanderthal ‘Fat Factory’ reveals food processing as far back as 125,000 years agoMac Oliveau
Health officials confirm an Arizona resident's death from pneumonic plague, highlighting risks, prevention measures, and the importance of early medical treatment.
What Arizona’s Pneumonic Plague death means for public healthJoseph Shavit
Wooden tools from 300,000 years ago reveal early humans in China were skilled woodworkers living in a lush, lakeside world.
Ancient wooden tools, from long before Homo sapiens emerged, discovered in ChinaMac Oliveau
New study shows base editors can fix mitochondrial DNA mutations, opening doors to treat rare genetic diseases.
Scientists edit mitochondrial DNA to reverse genetic diseases which often have no cureJoshua Shavit
Scientists predict the universe will collapse in a “Big Crunch” after 33.3 billion years, ending all cosmic expansion.
Universe predicted to end in 20 billion years with a ‘Big Crunch’Joseph Shavit
Scientists have found a groundbreaking way to combat triple-negative breast cancer by making its aggressive cells act more like normal ones.
Breakthrough cancer treatment reverts cancer cells to their normal stateJoseph Shavit
Senescence-resistant mesenchymal progenitor cells (SRCs) could hold the key to reversing many signs of aging.
Scientists created a new type of human stem cell that reverses aging and damageJoshua Shavit
A new study finds that a naturally occurring sugar may regrow hair by boosting blood flow, matching the effects of minoxidil in mice.
Hair loss breakthrough: Sugar gel boosts regrowth by 90 percentJoseph Shavit
A new fossil study reveals that the collapse of tropical forests during Earth’s deadliest extinction event triggered a climate crisis lasting millions of years.
Earth’s ‘Great Dying’ fueled 5 million years of global warmingJoseph Shavit
Teen drivers across the country are spending a surprising amount of time looking at their phones while behind the wheel.
Study uncovers alarming phone use by teens while drivingMac Oliveau
Texas A&M scientists create living materials to build Martian homes using fungi and cyanobacteria without human help.
Scientists develop new process to build homes on Mars using fungi and bacteriaRebecca Shavit
JWST reveals WASP-121b’s icy birthplace, fiery atmosphere, and unexpected methane winds. A new chapter in exoplanet science.
JWST reveals surprising origin of fiery giant planet reaching 3000°CJoshua Shavit
Study shows staying active over time slows memory loss and may delay dementia by years.
Staying active slows down memory loss and keeps your brain sharp, study findsMac Oliveau
A bold theory known as black hole cosmology, proposes that our universe could exist inside a giant rotating black hole.
Our universe may exist inside a spinning black hole, JWST findsJoseph Shavit
The Lighthouse of Alexandria, once a towering monument to human innovation, stood more than 350 feet tall on Pharos Island in the ancient Egyptian harbor.
Scientists are digitally resurrecting the legendary Lighthouse of Alexandria brick by brickJoseph Shavit