Midwest summer storms inject wildfire smoke into the stratosphere
Midwest summer storms inject wildfire smoke into the stratosphere via overshooting tops, a newly observed pathway that could affect ozone and climate stability
Month: October 2025
Researcher overcomes major hurdle in AI drug discovery
Vanderbilt researcher debuts a task-specific AI framework using interaction space to improve generalizability in drug discovery and reliably screen compounds
Astrophysicists propose using the Sun as a gravitational lens to image exoplanets at up to 25 km surface resolution, potentially spotting cities and pollutants
AI models outperform traditional climate predictions for coral reefs
New artificial intelligence models are providing a more accurate and timely understanding of coral reef health, surpassing the capabilities of…
Scientist argues Amazon outage reveals critical cloud computing vulnerabilities
An Amazon Web Services outage reveals vulnerabilities in cloud infrastructure, as a DNS failure in US-EAST-1 sparked cascading outages across services
New study maps how brains process multiple words at once
An NYU study using MEG shows brain processes multiple words in parallel, routing acoustics, word forms and meaning across neural regions like a subway system
Personal networks provide the most benefit to global supply chains
Global supply chains, the intricate webs that deliver goods and services to people and businesses worldwide, are facing unprecedented challenges.…
Quantum networks sharpen the search for elusive dark matter
Quantum networks advance the hunt for elusive dark matter by linking sensors across three detectors and boosting detection sensitivity while reducing noise
iFIT and Alibaba Cloud Develop AI Fitness Model for China
Global fitness technology firm iFIT is launching a deeply localized, AI-driven fitness platform for the Chinese market through a strategic…
Artificial targets on tumors activate antigen-independent immunotherapy
Researchers report Univody, engineering tumor cells to display Fc fragments that tag them for NK-cell attack, enabling antigen-independent immunotherapy