Category: Engineering

Spotify has begun prompting users in the UK to verify their age using facial scans or photo ID before allowing access to age-restricted content.

The move comes in response to the UK’s Online Safety Act, which went into effect last week and…

Scientists have developed high-performance anodes for lithium and sodium-ion batteries with an exceptionally high charging speed and stability. The innovation can lead to safer and longer-lasting energy storage systems.

Researchers at…

Chemists have long dreamed of mimicking nature’s precision, and now, thanks to a repurposed enzyme, they’ve taken a leap closer.

Researchers at the University of Basel have successfully combined a powerful synthetic method, mixing metal…

A California-based company is set to deploy a new type of non-flammable iron and salt battery system in one of the state’s high wildfire risk zones. Inlyte Energy’s battery systems can maintain performance at high ambient temperatures.

The…

Quantum computing’s ability to solve problems that would take classical computers millennia has captured global interest.

But the path to functional, scalable quantum machines has been riddled with fundamental challenges.

At the heart…

A massive subglacial flood punched its way through the Greenland Ice Sheet in 2014, but it’s only now that scientists have pieced together how and why.

New research reveals that a previously undetected lake beneath the ice drained with such…

California could slash an extra eight million tons of carbon dioxide by giving electric‑vehicle (EV) batteries a second career as grid‑connected storage before sending them to the shredder, according to a trans‑Atlantic research…

The future of virtual reality is shrinking, literally.

Once confined to bulky headsets and limited fields of view, VR is now being designed for seamless integration into everyday wearables.

Researchers and companies across the world are…