Science and Technology: News
CERN scientists discover a subatomic particle heavier than proton
Scientists at CERN, a nuclear physics laboratory near Geneva, have discovered a new subatomic particle.
Computer powered by human brain cells learns to play DOOM
A cluster of human brain cells has successfully learned to play the classic video game DOOM.
Dyson launches PencilWash, its slimmest and lightest wet-dry cleaner yet
Dyson has launched its latest innovation in home cleaning, the PencilWash.
Tamper-proof quantum communication now possible over 100km distance
Researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China have made a major breakthrough in quantum encryption.
China making mini hypersonic missiles: What makes them so lethal?
Chinese scientists and engineers are working on a new class of ultra-small hypersonic glide missiles.
Scientists recreate cosmic dust in a lab for 1st time
In a groundbreaking experiment, Linda Losurdo, a PhD student at the University of Sydney, has successfully recreated cosmic dust in a laboratory setting.
Raspberry Pi's single-board computers have become costlier again
Raspberry Pi, the popular maker of single-board computers, has announced another price hike for its products. The decision comes just two months after the last increase.
This material just broke the 165-year-old law of thermodynamics
A team of researchers from Penn State University has made a groundbreaking discovery by violating Kirchhoff's 165-year-old law of thermal radiation.
Scientists stunned as rare blue fungus resurfaces after 50 years
A rare species of blue fungus has been spotted on the Isle of Man for the first time in over 50 years.
China's new 'microscopic scalpel' could revolutionize chip supply chains
Chinese nuclear scientists have developed a state-of-the-art "microscopic scalpel," a high-energy hydrogen ion implanter called POWER-750H.
This is a more eco-friendly way to recycle lithium batteries
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Beijing Institute of Technology have developed an innovative technique for recycling lithium batteries.
Forget bifocals! World's first autofocus glasses adjust as you look
Finnish eyewear company IXI is preparing to launch a revolutionary pair of smart glasses.
US leadership in biopharma sector is facing threat from China
China's biopharmaceutical industry is said to be in an "innovation 2.0" phase, shifting toward commercialization.
You can now use polls in group chats on Arattai
Indian messaging platform Arattai has launched a series of feature updates, including polls for group chats and a new "Clear the clutter" option.
Full-image focus: How this experimental camera breaks photography's oldest limits
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have made a major breakthrough in camera lens technology.
This 4TB RAM is costlier than a Tesla Model Y!
A top-tier enterprise-grade DDR5 memory kit has left tech enthusiasts shocked with its exorbitant price tag.
Modi government gives an update on Data Protection Board's formation
The Indian government is fast-tracking the formation of the Data Protection Board, according to IT Secretary S Krishnan.
China builds world's largest smart transformer to prevent grid failures
Chinese engineers have developed the world's largest smart direct current (DC) transformer, a major breakthrough in renewable energy technology.
Polar bear adopts orphaned cub, rare phenomenon observed in Canada
In a remarkable instance of "curious behavior," Canadian researchers have recorded a rare case of a female polar bear adopting an orphaned cub.
16,600 fossil footprints: Scientists discover largest dinosaur gathering ever
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have unearthed the largest collection of dinosaur footprints ever found.
Your brain has 5 developmental phases, adulthood starts in 30s
A new study has outlined five major "epochs" in human brain development, marking key shifts in neural wiring from infancy through old age.
Roblox will verify your age before chatting with others
Roblox, the popular online gaming platform, will soon make facial verification mandatory for all users seeking access to its communication features.
Deepinder Goyal talks about his mysterious new wearable
Deepinder Goyal, the CEO of Zomato, has cleared the air over the mysterious 'infinity stone' device seen on his head in a recent photograph.
Mushrooms can be used to store data, research reveals
In a groundbreaking development, scientists have discovered that shiitake mushrooms can be used as organic memristors.
Was Great Pyramid of Giza built from the inside?
A new study has proposed an unconventional theory about the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Virtual farm technology can transform dairy industry: What is it?
Researchers at Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) have developed an innovative virtual farm technology, called Farm-twin.
This innovative eye implant is helping blind people see
In a groundbreaking development, a group of patients suffering from age-related macular degeneration (AMD) have regained partial vision.
This is how ice can be used to generate electricity
Scientists from China and Spain have found that adding salt to ice can enable it to generate electricity.
'Mileage clock' in brain could help diagnose Alzheimer's
Scientists have identified a 'mileage clock' mechanism in the brains of rats, which suggests a similar system may exist in humans.
Pizza-loving lizards to alcoholic bats: Bizarre research wins Ig Nobel
The 35th annual Ig Nobel Prize awards, a celebration of bizarre yet thought-provoking scientific achievements, took place at Boston University. The event was also streamed online.
Scientists unlock elusive quantum state, solving a decades-old problem
Scientists have made a major breakthrough by successfully identifying the elusive W state of quantum entanglement.
Invisible circuitry? Latest breakthrough shrinks chips to microscopic scale
Scientists have unveiled a new material and deposition method that could produce microchips so small they are invisible to the human eye.
Bigfoot, Orca, and more emojis confirmed: How they're chosen
The Unicode Consortium, the organization responsible for standardizing digital language, has announced its latest emoji update.
Google's quantum processor helps create never-before-seen state of matter
Physicists have made a major breakthrough by creating and observing a Floquet topologically ordered state, an exotic phase of matter that was only theorized before.
Weight-loss drugs can cut heart patients' risk of early death
A recent study has found that weight loss drugs can significantly reduce the risk of hospitalization or early death in heart patients, with semaglutide reducing the risk by 42% and tirzepatide by 58%.
New drug reduces stubborn high blood pressure: How it works
A new drug, baxdrostat, has been hailed as a "gamechanger" in the fight against stubbornly high blood pressure.
Can genetically edited horses be the future of polo?
The world of polo is on the verge of a major transformation with the introduction of five genetically edited horses.
How a software bug saved this audio company from failure
In the world of software development, bugs are usually seen as problems that need to be fixed.
'Might be worth...': Biohacker Bryan Johnson considers ketamine for anti-aging
Bryan Johnson, a US tech entrepreneur and anti-aging advocate, has sparked social media debate with his latest suggestion: trying ketamine.
China's Biwin launches SSD the size of a SIM card
Chinese storage manufacturer Biwin has unveiled a revolutionary new type of solid-state drive (SSD), dubbed the "Mini SSD."
AOL ends its dial-up internet after 34 years
AOL, a pioneer in the dial-up internet era, has announced its decision to discontinue the service on September 30, 2025.