Technology and Engineering

Daydreaming has been a promising step toward making Hopfield networks—brain-inspired associative memory models—both more capable and more robust. Originally inspired...

Plastic pollution is increasingly recognized as a planet-wide stressor rather than a problem confined to coasts. Researchers estimate that roughly...

Scientists at The University of Manchester report that even modest temperature variations during molten metal deposition (MMD) can reshape the...

Wearable health technology is getting a new job: measuring how medicines behave inside the body. Researchers at King Abdullah University...

Urban rivers are vital for biodiversity, local climate regulation, and everyday water supply, yet many are increasingly pressured by eutrophication....

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has selected Connecticut as one of twelve regions to receive an NSF Regional Innovation...

Personalized AI is moving from a promise to a practical reality: more people and companies want assistants trained on their...

AI speech-to-text is moving from novelty to routine in healthcare, but a new wave of scrutiny is keeping pace. The...

Microbial communities in large reservoirs can shift dramatically from year to year, yet the biogeochemical work they perform may remain...

A new study in Pediatric Research is sharpening scientists’ understanding of why some patients with RASopathies develop severe, early-onset hypertrophic...