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Researchers at the University of Tokyo have successfully organized quantum sensors on a nanoscale, enabling them to detect extremely minute variations in magnetic fields. The study of quantum materials and

Robotics

Mori3 is a polygon shape-shifting space travel robot.

Robotics Article

The Mori3 robot is able to transform from two-dimensional triangles into almost any three-dimensional object by drawing inspiration from the

Astronomy & Space

For the first time, the MIRI sensor on JWST detects H-alpha emission during the Reionization Epoch.

Astronomy & Space Article

H-alpha emission in individual galaxies during the so-called Epoch of Reionization, or cosmic dawn, has been discovered for the first

Earth Sciences

Seismic monitoring lasers could be the future of global communications cable protection.

Earth Sciences Article

In addition to providing a vast network of cables that span the globe and serve as a communication aid, the

Archaeology

The oldest Homo sapiens footprint has been discovered, stretching the record back by 30,000 years.

Archaeology Article

At the beginning of the new millennium, just over two decades ago, it appeared that our ancestors' more than 50,000-year-old

Engineering

A four-legged robot navigates difficult terrain thanks to better 3D vision.

Engineering Article

A new model that trains four-legged robots to see more clearly in three dimensions has been developed by researchers at the University of California, San Diego. This new model allowed

Ecology

A new study finds that the economic costs of biological invasions to the European Union are dangerously high.

Ecology Article

As a major threat to ecosystems, biodiversity, and human well-being, biological invasions result in ecosystem degradation and have global economic

Ecology

Researchers believe that hotter sand caused by microplastics may have an impact on sea turtle growth.

Ecology Article

According to brand-new research from Florida State University that was recently published in the journal Frontiers in Marine Science, extremely

Environment

Saving Billions from a Dangerously Hot Climate Would Require Limiting Global Warming to 1.5°C

Environment Article

According to recent research, more than a fifth of humanity would be exposed to dangerously high temperatures by 2100 as

Biology

The first hominid muscle reconstruction demonstrates that 3.2 million-year-old ‘Lucy’ could stand as tall as we do.

Biology Article

A Cambridge College specialist has carefully reproduced the missing delicate tissue of an early human predecessor, or hominin, interestingly uncovering

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