In The News

Below is a growing list of national and international media outlets, universities, and institutions that have recognized or referenced reporting from The Brighter Side of News.

Media Companies

Media SourceMedia ArticleBSN Referenced Article
Los Angeles Times Professionals Unlock Hidden Signals of the Mind with Electroencephalography (EEG)? Noninvasive brain scanning could restore movement after spinal cord injury
Indian Defence ReviewMeet Methuselah: The 4,800-Year-Old Tree That Predates the Egyptian Pyramids!At 4,800-years-old, Methuselah is the world’s oldest living tree
The Cool Down Wastewater plants could remove 90% of microplastics by tweaking bubbles, not rebuilding Scientists use microbubbles and nanobubbles to remove 90% of microplastics from water
The Cool DownNanoplastics show up in Antarctica’s McMurdo Dry ValleysScientists discover six types of nanoplastics polluting Antarctica’s soil for the first time
The Daily Galaxy Two Massive ‘Continents’ Found Above Earth’s Core Could Be Traces of a Lost, Molten World Two hidden continents above Earth’s core may be relics of a primordial magma ocean
The Daily Galaxy Frozen for 68 Million Years, a Giant Egg Called ‘The Thing’ Found in Antarctica Is Turning Prehistoric Science Upside Down Rare Antarctic fossil discovery has rocked scientific understanding of ancient marine reptiles
The Jerusalem Post Can Google and Bill Gates Make Fusion Energy a Reality? CFS Begins Work on Revolutionary Plan World's first 400-megawatt nuclear fusion power plant to launch in Virginia by 2030
The Jerusalem Post Is this the greatest archaeological finding of 2024? Researchers uncover ancient network of cities hidden in the Amazon rainforest
Thanh NiênPhát hiện cấu trúc 9.000 năm tuổi, cổ hơn Stonehenge dưới đáy hồ MichiganArcheologists discover 9000-year-old ‘Stonehenge-like’ structure in Lake Michigan
The Azerbaijan State News Agency Groundbreaking study solves the mystery of how our brain learns Groundbreaking study solves the mystery of how our brain learns
The Pulse (powered by EcoPortal) South Korea’s 92,000 floating ‘solar waterlily’ panels at Hapcheon Dam can power 60,000 homes Giant floating solar panel flowers provide clean energy to over 60,000 people
France 24 'Fart gas' and its anti-ageing benefits • FRANCE 24 English Fart gas may hold the key to a longer, healthier life
Xalq QəzetiGroundbreaking study solves the mystery of how our brain learnsGroundbreaking study solves the mystery of how our brain learns

News Websites

Media SourceMedia ArticleBSN Referenced Article
EMF RadarNew hydrogel could transform wearable medical devicesNew hydrogel could transform wearable medical devices
VnExpress InternationalUS scientists build spring-powered computer that runs without electricityScientists just built a computer that doesn’t require electricity
ScienceSpringsFrom The Brighter Side of News: “Every building block of DNA and RNA has been found on an asteroid”Every building block of DNA and RNA has been found on an asteroid
ScienceSpringsFrom the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology via The Brighter Side of News: “Darkness can move faster than light without breaking relativity”Darkness can travel faster than the speed of light without breaking Einstein’s relativity
ScienceSpringsFrom the University of Southern California via The Brighter Side of News: “AI chatbots are standardizing how people speak, write, and think”AI chatbots are standardizing how people speak, write, and think
ScienceSpringsFrom The Brighter Side of News: “New holographic storage method uses light to pack more data in less space”New holographic storage method uses light to pack more data in less space
Open SpaceGiant catapult defies gravity by launching satellites into orbit without the need of rocket fuelGiant catapult defies gravity by launching satellites into orbit without the need of rocket fuel
Worn & WoundWatches, Stories, & Gear: The Nothing Ear (2), What Superluminal Travel Actually Looks Like, and the World’s Most Visited Art InstallationThe universe looks very different at light speed
Organic Consumers AssociationRevolutionary Paint Reduces the Energy Used for Heating and Cooling Homes by 36 PercentRevolutionary paint reduces the energy used for heating and cooling homes by 36 percent
Brightside ReportThe dreaming mind doesn’t replay life, it rebuilds itThe dreaming mind doesn’t replay life, it rebuilds it
Brightside ReportPhysicists solved a decades-old mystery about static electricityPhysicists solved a decades-old mystery about static electricity
CiVLScientists Observe Light Wave Vortices Moving Faster Than Light SpeedDarkness can travel faster than the speed of light without breaking Einstein’s relativity
The Remodern ReviewDaily Art Fix: Cutting-edge AI technology solves 500-year-old art mysteryAdvanced AI cracks 500-year-old art mystery
Dr. Bob Sutor’s SubstackDaily Quantum Update for Tuesday, April 21, 2026Oxford scientists achieve quantum gate teleportation between two quantum supercomputers
Ronny Allan: Living with Neuroendocrine CancerPhase I study of procaspase-activating compound-1 (PAC-1) in the treatment of advanced malignanciesAnti-cancer drug shows incredible promise in human clinical trials
BalkanWebMeet Methuselah, the 4,800-year-old tree that predates the Egyptian pyramids!At 4,800-years-old, Methuselah is the world’s oldest living tree and predates the Egyptian pyramids
BalkanWebNjihuni me Metuselahun, pema 4,800-vjeçare që i paraprin piramidave egjiptiane!At 4,800-years-old, Methuselah is the world’s oldest living tree and predates the Egyptian pyramids
Pushing PeptidesTirzepatide vs Semaglutide: Which is more effective in the real world?Tirzepatide vs Semaglutide: Which is more effective in the real world?
AI Smart VenturesHow AI Workflows and New Regulations Are Changing Business in 2026MIT releases first AI model built to make Alzheimer’s preventable
Guy McPherson’s SubstackA Hidden World, Untouched for More Than 34 Million YearsBuried under 2 kilometers of Antarctic ice, scientists find a 34-million-year-old lost world

Universities, Learning and Research Institutions

CountryUniversity or Research InstitutionBrighter Side Article Referenced
United StatesStanford University, Center for Asian Health Research and EducationHeart attack deaths in the US drop 90% as new heart risks rise
United StatesUniversity of Texas at Austin, College of Natural SciencesAI breakthrough predicts how mRNA makes proteins inside the body
United StatesUniversity of Texas at Austin, Biomedical EngineeringNew wearable sensor tracks body water hydration in real time
United StatesUC Berkeley, QB3650 million year old creature found in California lake reveals how life evolved
United StatesUCLA Broad Stem Cell Research CenterBrighter Side of News coverage related to Pelage Pharmaceuticals and hair-regrowth research
United StatesUSC Viterbi School of EngineeringGroundbreaking memory chip withstands temperatures hotter than lava
United StatesUSC Department of Physics and AstronomyCoverage involving qubit stabilization and overlooked particles that could enable universal quantum computing
United StatesUniversity of Michigan School of KinesiologyNew drug combination protects women from breast cancer and diabetes without side effects
United StatesUniversity of ArizonaScientists make first-ever measurement of quantum uncertainty in real-time
United StatesColumbia University, Lamont-Doherty Earth ObservatoryScientists reveal why the Earth’s upper atmosphere is cooling while the surface is heating up
United StatesPenn State Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences8-year-old boy disrupts 100 years of scientific knowledge regarding insects and plants
United StatesPenn State Kellogg Research TeamRemarkable African plant could revolutionize tuberculosis treatment
United StatesUniversity of Central Florida, Kurd Qaburstan Archaeological ProjectAncient Iraqi City Provides Rare Insight into Daily Life in Mesopotamia
United StatesUC Irvine School of MedicineScientists link sleep apnea to faster mental decline
United StatesUC Irvine Central CommunicationsSurprising new study finds that Earth’s atmosphere can clean itself
United StatesUC Irvine Department of Earth System ScienceEarth’s atmosphere can clean itself, major study finds
United StatesUC Irvine Health AffairsScientists link sleep apnea to faster mental decline
United StatesNorthwestern University, Department of Physics and AstronomyBrighter Side coverage of a James Webb Space Telescope discovery involving activity near Sagittarius A*
United StatesTexas A&M University, SPIES LabNew password tool creates secure, site-specific logins that you don’t have to remember
United StatesUniversity of Florida College of MedicineImmune signal in the brain could open a path for reducing methamphetamine cravings and drug-seeking behavior
United StatesUniversity of WyomingMaple compounds may inhibit bacteria that cause cavities
United StatesVanderbilt UniversityOne dose of ketamine could treat depression for months, study finds
United StatesVanderbilt UniversityScientists discover rare intermediate black holes using gravitational waves
United StatesVanderbilt UniversityLifesaving at-home urine test detects prostate cancer with 94% accuracy
United StatesVanderbilt UniversityMIT’s new bionic knee offers real sensation and improved mobility
United StatesUniversity at BuffaloScientists discover protein that could restore youthful muscle strength
United StatesUniversity of Texas Rio Grande ValleyScientists use recycled glass to grow plants without fertilizers, pesticides or fungicides
United StatesDrexel UniversityBioCoach uses AI and biomechanics to give real-time exercise feedback at home
United StatesRice UniversityEarly humans were prey, not predators, study finds
United StatesGeorge Mason University, College of Public HealthHow blood sugar patterns shape sleep quality
United StatesDartmouth College, Department of AnthropologyHuman brains decreased in size 3,000 years ago – here’s why
United StatesBrookhaven National LaboratoryScientists achieve the impossible by creating matter from empty space
United StatesUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas, Department of Physics and AstronomyAstronomers solve decades-old mystery of flickering binary stars
United StatesUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas, Department of Mechanical EngineeringBreakthrough new technology turns dry desert air into drinkable water
United StatesUCLA Institute for Urologic OncologyUCLA develops new immune cell therapy to battle deadly kidney cancer
United StatesFermi National Accelerator LaboratoryStrange neutrino interactions could change how stars die, study finds
United StatesMIT McGovern Institute for Brain ResearchWorld’s first living implant could help paralyzed organs move again
United StatesUniversity of Arizona media pageNew discovery reveals how the Moon’s largest and oldest crater formed
CanadaMcGill University Health CentreCoverage of conversational agents, intelligence and consciousness
CanadaInstitut national de la recherche scientifique, QuebecNew enzymes offer breakthrough in genetic editing beyond CRISPR
CanadaUniversity of British Columbia, Institute for Resources, Environment and SustainabilitySummers are getting longer, hotter and the trend is speeding up
DenmarkUniversity of CopenhagenAI helps archaeologists build low-cost Stone Age video games in days
GermanyLeibniz Institute for Astrophysics PotsdamAncient Milky Way stars challenge the age of the universe and the Hubble tension
NetherlandsUtrecht UniversityScientists discover a major geological rift tearing India in two
NetherlandsUniversity of GroningenThe Large Magellanic Cloud could be making the Milky Way hotter
NetherlandsUniversity of GroningenStrange iron ‘bar’ discovered inside the Ring Nebula
NetherlandsUniversity of GroningenGiant dark matter ‘sheet’ may shape galactic motion in the Milky Way
NetherlandsUniversity of GroningenJWST may have found a thick atmosphere in an unexpected place — an ultra-hot super-Earth
NetherlandsUniversity of GroningenAstronomers detect million-solar-mass object in distant universe
NetherlandsUniversity of GroningenAntimalarial drug could treat cystic fibrosis, Duchenne muscular dystrophy, as well as some cancers
SwitzerlandETH ZurichMultiple Brighter Side News links covering ETH research during January–March 2026
SwitzerlandETH ZurichMultiple Brighter Side News links covering ETH research during April–June 2026
SingaporeNanyang Technological UniversityEnergy-Saving Glass That 'Self-Adapts' to Weather Could Replace A/C & Heating

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Updated: July 16, 2026