Doctors at Razetti Hospital Remove 25-Kilo Tumor from 52-Year-Old Woman in Venezuela
A medical team from the Dr. Luis Razetti University Hospital, in Barcelona, Anzoátegui state, Venezuela, performed a complex surgical intervention to […]
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An AI can predict how cells react when a gene is altered
A team of researchers from the University of Cambridge has developed an artificial intelligence system capable of predicting how cells
Eon Systems Emulates a Fly’s Brain and Reopens the Debate on the Path to AGI
A technological experiment has once again stirred the debate about the future of artificial intelligence. The company Eon Systems claims to
How an MIT Student Compressed a Semester of Learning into 48 Hours with NotebookLM
A graduate student from MIT demonstrated that it is possible to master a completely new subject in just 48 hours
Future Earth Could Become Hellish, Uninhabitable World
Earth ~4.5 billion years old—stable seeming, evolution unfinished. Recent study: in ~250 million years, extreme hot/hostile for mammals. Extreme Supercontinent:
Meta’s smart glasses raise concerns about user privacy
Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses powered by artificial intelligence have become one of the most popular tech devices in recent years.
Henrietta Lacks’ Family Reaches Settlement Over the Use of Cells HeLa
For decades, HeLa cells have been essential to scientific research around the world. However, their origin was marked by a
Diabetes Drug May Reverse Osteoarthritis Damage, Study Suggests
A recent study indicates semaglutide—known for type 2 diabetes treatment and weight loss—may unexpectedly repair osteoarthritis damage. Results open new avenues
How trauma could influence future generations: what science says about epigenetics and inheritance
For a long time, it was believed that a person’s experiences ended with their own biological life. However, recent research
Scientific analysis of fossils in Asia suggests the possible existence of a different human species
Human evolution is more complex than once thought. A study published in Nature Communications proposes a new way to interpret