Pulp mill waste detoxifies industrial dyes sustainably
Researchers at the University of Arkansas have developed a new method to remove toxic dyes from wastewater by using a…
Month: October 2025
Deloitte deploys AI to optimize industrial carbon capture and efficiency
Deloitte is pioneering the use of artificial intelligence to help carbon-intensive industries reduce their environmental footprint, shifting the focus from…
OpenAI partners with South Korean chip giants for Stargate project
OpenAI partners with Samsung and SK Hynix on Stargate to secure memory chips and build hyperscale data centers, including two Korea sites with 20 MW capacity
Bacterial RNAs in food trigger a stress response that promotes healthy aging
Bacterial RNAs in food trigger a stress response that promotes healthy aging
Processed meats and sugary drinks accelerate memory loss and cognitive decline
New research following thousands of older Americans for seven years has identified two specific categories of ultra-processed foods that are…
Parthian skeleton reveals man lived with an arrow in his body
Iron Age warrior in Kazakhstan survived a spinal injury from a bronze arrowhead lodged in his vertebra, revealing resilience and hints of ancient medical care
Thermal runaway mechanism increases earthquake magnitude
A powerful feedback loop that dramatically weakens earthquake faults as they slip has been identified by researchers, helping to explain…
Nanoculture technique unlocks new frontiers for microbiome research
Nanoculture techniques using nanoscale environments advance microbiome research by enabling growth of unculturable microbes and precise, targeted delivery
New metric improves estimates of an exoplanet’s habitability
A team of researchers has developed a new, multi-factor metric to more accurately assess the potential habitability of planets outside…