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A new device detects cancer in just one hour using paper and plastic, offering fast, cheap testing with no lab tools needed.
A team has built a low-cost paper-based cancer test that detects disease in under an hour—no lab equipment required.
Mac Oliveau
Up to 15% of adults in the United States have tinnitus, where nearly 40% of sufferers have the condition chronically and actively seek relief.
InnovationsNew tinnitus treatment promises relief for millions of AmericansJoseph Shavit
New solar-powered smart insoles use AI and sensors to track foot pressure, offering early warnings for diseases like Parkinson’s.
HealthA wearable smart insole can track how you walk, run and standJoshua Shavit
Flexible wearable devices are transforming astronaut health care, offering real-time tracking and personalized support in space’s harsh environment.
SpaceFlexible wearables revolutionize astronaut health monitoring in spaceJoshua Shavit
A simple blood test offers accurate Alzheimer's diagnosis, promising widespread clinical adoption and early treatment access.
HealthMayo Clinic’s simple blood test revolutionizes Alzheimer’s diagnosisRebecca Shavit
New crystal-based transistor could replace silicon in next-gen electronics
AIGroundbreaking crystal oxide transistors are faster, smaller and more reliable than siliconJoshua Shavit
A new AI model called crossNN can identify brain and other cancers using sparse DNA methylation data—no biopsy needed
AINew AI model detects more than 170 types of cancer with 97.8% accuracyJoseph Shavit
XR tricks your senses to make plant-based food feel fuller and more satisfying—without changing the taste.
InnovationsScientists make plant-based foods more appealing using extended realityMac Oliveau
The new process starts with pellets of recycled aluminum (in jar) that react with seawater to produce pure hydrogen. The team found that if scaled up, the process could generate “green” hydrogen with a low-carbon footprint.
Green ImpactScientists create sustainable green hydrogen using soda cans and seawaterJoseph Shavit
Rotten-egg gas might one day help power your world—and clean it at the same time.
Green ImpactResearchers transform ‘sewer gas’ into clean hydrogen fuelJoseph Shavit
Yoav Vaknin holding a burnt mudstone.
InnovationsImportant scientific finding confirms ancient biblical eventsRebecca Shavit
Smartwatches offer a smarter way to track drinking habits in real life, helping cut harm from alcohol use.
HealthStopping alcoholism gets smarter with smartwatchesMac Oliveau
New floss device measures cortisol in saliva to track stress in real time—no lab or needles needed.
HealthRevolutionary smart dental floss tracks your stress in real timeJoseph Shavit
Infrared light passes through the metal lens and is converted into violet light and focussed in a focal point due to the material and the special surface structures – enlarged in the magnifying glass.
Innovations‘Magical’ ultra-thin lenses transform infrared light into visible lightJoshua Shavit
Harvard researchers have identified six chemical compounds capable of reversing cellular aging in human cells.
HealthGroundbreaking new drug can reverse human aging, study findsJoseph Shavit
Digital tools and inclusive work design can help people with dementia stay employed and thrive at work.
InnovationsPeople with dementia can work—and AI can helpMac Oliveau
From a simple smartphone app, Siddarth Nandyala has managed something remarkable: diagnosing potential heart conditions in mere seconds.
HealthTeen inventor built an app that detects early-stage heart disease with 96% accuracyJoseph Shavit