Researchers have developed genetically engineered gut microbes that can absorb kidney stone–causing compounds, potentially offering a novel approach to preventing this painful condition by altering the gut microbiome’s composition and function.
Google’s Android Earthquake Alerts system harnesses sensors in billions of smartphones worldwide to detect seismic activity, providing crucial early warnings and transforming earthquake preparedness on a global scale.
Anti-vaccine movements have triggered a global resurgence of measles, endangering public health and risking outbreaks of other vaccine-preventable diseases worldwide.
Overestimated AI-related data center expansion in the US risks prompting costly energy infrastructure investments, potentially leading to higher electricity bills for households and small businesses even if AI demand weakens.
Lara Lewington’s 'Hacking Humanity' delves into groundbreaking healthcare technologies reshaping medicine today. This analysis evaluates the book’s optimistic outlook alongside the critical questions it raises about the future of healthcare innovation.
The ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest showcases breathtaking images of the cosmos, capturing the beauty of space phenomena and inspiring new perspectives on the universe.
Astronomers have identified small, compact galaxies, previously only seen in the distant early universe, much closer to Earth. This finding offers new insights into galaxy formation and evolution.
New Scientist highlights Wolfgang Tillmans’s innovative Paris exhibition, showcasing his unique approach to photography and contemporary art. The exhibit pushes boundaries and invites reflection on modern visual culture.
As global temperatures approach the 1.5°C threshold, scientists debate whether to revise the target to 1.7°C, reflecting changing climate realities and mitigation challenges, but opinions remain divided on the implications.