A team of engineers and scientists has shown for the first time that a hard-X-ray cavity can provide net X-ray gain, with X-ray pulses being circulated between crystal mirrors and amplified in the process, much like happens with an optical laser….
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Novel 'XFELO' laser system produces razor-sharp X-ray light
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The “wallhack” audio setup: why gamers are ditching headsets for IEMs
If you watch any professional esports tournament in 2026, you will notice a distinct lack of bulky “gaming headsets” on stage. Instead, the top players in Valorant and Counter-Strike are wearing In-Ear Monitors (IEMs). The industry…
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Dubai to build the world’s first robot-built residential villa
A new era of construction is taking shape in Dubai as robotics moves into everyday building. Dubai Municipality has unveiled an international initiative to deliver what it says will be the world’s first residential villa built entirely through…
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Site catering to online criminals has been seized by the FBI
RAMP—the predominantly Russian-language online bazaar that billed itself as the “only place ransomware allowed”—had its dark web and clear web sites seized by the FBI as the agency…
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Cryoelectron tomography reveals paracrystalline architecture of proteasome storage granules
Cells organize their molecules into distinct functional areas. While textbooks usually refer to membrane-bound organelles such as mitochondria and cell nuclei, recent studies have also revealed organelles without membranes. These include stress…
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T-Mobile’s New Unlimited Phone Plan for Families Boosts Perks, but the Details Matter
T-Mobile recently introduced a new unlimited data phone plan for three or more people, which looks pretty tempting, especially if you’re looking for perks such as more high-speed data for running a wireless hotspot and traveling in other…
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A new way to curb excessive data collection by social platforms
Legal efforts to tackle excessive personal information collection by social media giants could transcend international boundaries if nations moved away from a focus on assessing competition using the value of data, a new study says.
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Humpback whales cast bubble nets to catch prey. They may be learning from each other
Humpback whales will sometimes use an intricate strategy to catch food called bubble-net feeding. A new study suggests they’re spreading the knowledge of how to do it to each other.
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Common Gout Medication Found To Slash Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
New research indicates that treating gout to specific blood urate targets may also reduce the risk of serious cardiovascular events. A new study led by the University of Nottingham suggests that standard gout medications may do more than ease…
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Teenage girl who lived in Italy 12,000 years ago had a rare form of dwarfism, DNA study shows
A Stone Age person buried 12,000 years ago in a cave in Italy had a rare genetic disorder that shortened her arms and legs, a new study finds.
A DNA analysis of her skeleton revealed that she was a teenage girl who had a rare form of dwarfism….
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