About 1,000 of a set of 15,000 open access scientific journals appear to exist mainly to extract fees from naive academics.
A trio of computer scientists from the University of Colorado Boulder, Syracuse University, and China’s Eastern Institute…
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Rose petal design inspires self-cleaning sweat sensors
A breakthrough in wearable health tech offers sensors that resist irritation, ensure reliable readings, and improve long-term comfort.
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Rectangular space telescope design could dramatically accelerate discovery of earth-like planets
A new study finds a rectangular mirror design could uncover 25+ habitable exoplanets in just 3.5 years using current technology.
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Flexible nanofilms with programmable magnetism
Scientists created a simple method to tune magnetic behavior in nanoscale films by stretching flexible substrates, unlocking customizable materials for electronics, sensors, and energy-efficient tech.
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Hundreds feared dead after magnitude 6 quake strikes Afghanistan
A powerful magnitude 6 earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan late on Sunday, leaving widespread destruction and fears of hundreds of casualties.
The quake was centered near the Pakistan border, with rescuers working through the night to…
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Ingesting onion could give your cat deadly anaemia, scientists warn
Researchers have documented the severe health effects of onion ingestion by a house cat,…
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AI Tool Flags Predatory Journals, Building a Firewall for Science
Summary: A new AI system developed by computer scientists automatically screens open-access journals to identify potentially predatory publications. These journals often charge high fees to publish without proper peer review, undermining…
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Scientists left shocked by skull found in cave wall that analysis shows isn’t human
Researchers have discovered a strange-looking skull that does not appear to be human in nature.
It’s not every day you get to find a new species, and with this discovery come many questions about our ancestry and history.
The strange skull was…
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Why Some In College Mental Health View 2030 As The End OF The Pandemic
On May 5, 2023, The United Nation News reported that the global health emergency of COVID-19 was declared over. The ripple effects from the pandemic did not cease with this declaration, and the impact of COVID-19 reverberated throughout college…
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Smartphones and computers could get a big boost in performance, thanks to an accidental discovery
An illustrative image showing a chip with a high clock speed (Image source: AI-generated image) Continue Reading