After launching the 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 chip last year, Apple is now preparing more powerful variants featuring the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. Recent leaks suggest the company could unveil the updated laptops soon, and a new…
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A secret cell alliance may explain why ovarian cancer is so deadly
Ovarian cancer is the deadliest gynecological cancer, largely because it is usually discovered too late. In most cases, doctors diagnose the disease only after it has already spread widely throughout the abdomen. Although researchers have long…
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Hearing aids didn’t boost memory tests but dementia risk dropped
A newly released study reports that among people with moderate hearing loss, receiving a prescription for hearing aids did not lead to measurable improvements on standard tests of memory and thinking. The research was published in Neurology, the…
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Scientists Find a Sneaky Way To Starve Cancer Cells Without Harming Healthy Cells
Researchers from UNIGE and Marburg have shown that D-cysteine, the “mirror” form of cysteine, can selectively target specific cancer cells. Many cancer treatments harm healthy tissue along with tumors, often leading to serious side effects….
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The European Union has put €700 million into NanoIC
The European Union has formally inaugurated NanoIC, a semiconductor pilot line backed by a €700 million investment under the European Chips Act. The facility aims to accelerate the development of advanced chip technologies and strengthen…
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Humanoids dance and sing in world’s first gala run entirely by robots
Chinese robotics company Agibot hosted AGIBOT NIGHT, a gala show led completely by robots equipped with embodied intelligence. The gala lasted 60 minutes, with 16 humanoid robots performing a variety of art forms, including music, dance, and…
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Chronic alcohol use profoundly alters gene expression in the brain’s reward system
Chronic alcohol consumption profoundly alters gene expression in key brain regions involved in reward, impulse control, and decision-making, according to a study led by researchers at the Institute for Neurosciences, a joint center…
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In a first, US scientists turn exciton superfluids into supersolids
In a first, scientists at Columbia University in New York and the University of Texas in Austin turned superfluids into a supersolid state using only excitons.
Doing so stopped the flow of superfluids that are known to be in constant motion,…
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Making AI Work, MIT Technology Review’s new AI newsletter, is here
You can sign up at any time and you’ll receive seven editions, delivered once per week, until you complete the series.
Each newsletter begins with a case study, examining a specific use case of AI in a given industry. Then we’ll take a…
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‘Quad God’ Ilia Malinin and the science of figure skating’s near-impossible jumps
From skating to curling, the thrilling sports of the Winter Olympics have plenty of science behind them. Follow our coverage here to learn more.
For at least a decade, the quadruple axel jump was figure skating’s white whale. “It’s been this…
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