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- Gene-editing therapy halts inherited blindness in first results from a small human trial
First clinical results suggest gene-editing therapy can halt progression of an inherited form of blindness. A small human trial reported… Read more: Gene-editing therapy halts inherited blindness in first results from a small human trial - AI-driven traffic lights begin real-world trials in major cities to cut congestion and emissions
City streets face mounting pressure from traffic, emissions, and unpredictable travel times. Urban leaders are testing smarter signals to help.… Read more: AI-driven traffic lights begin real-world trials in major cities to cut congestion and emissions - AI-generated music royalties spark lawsuit as artists seek protections against deepfake vocals
Artificial intelligence now makes convincing songs that mimic famous voices within minutes. That power has created urgent legal fights. Artists… Read more: AI-generated music royalties spark lawsuit as artists seek protections against deepfake vocals - CRISPR-based nasal spray shows promise blocking respiratory viruses in early human trial
A CRISPR-based nasal spray reported encouraging findings in an early human trial. Investigators observed signals consistent with antiviral activity. Participants… Read more: CRISPR-based nasal spray shows promise blocking respiratory viruses in early human trial - Quantum dot solar windows enter commercial pilot phase, promising power-generating glass for high-rise buildings
Quantum dot solar windows are leaving the lab and entering commercial pilot programs worldwide. Developers are installing power-generating glazing on… Read more: Quantum dot solar windows enter commercial pilot phase, promising power-generating glass for high-rise buildings - Gene-edited coral shows increased heat tolerance, raising hopes for large-scale reef restoration
Scientists report that gene-edited coral can withstand heat stress better than unedited counterparts in controlled experiments. The results strengthen confidence… Read more: Gene-edited coral shows increased heat tolerance, raising hopes for large-scale reef restoration - Scientists unveil a biodegradable semiconductor that could cut e-waste and power transient medical implants
Scientists have introduced a biodegradable semiconductor that operates reliably, then safely disappears. The breakthrough suggests a new path for electronics… Read more: Scientists unveil a biodegradable semiconductor that could cut e-waste and power transient medical implants - JWST spots water vapor on a small habitable-zone exoplanet, igniting debate over early evidence of a temperate atmosphere
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has revealed water vapor signatures around a small, temperate exoplanet. The observation targets K2-18 b,… Read more: JWST spots water vapor on a small habitable-zone exoplanet, igniting debate over early evidence of a temperate atmosphere - Scientists report AI-designed antibiotic shows promise against superbugs in early trials
Scientists have unveiled an AI-designed antibiotic that targets dangerous superbugs and shows encouraging early results. The candidate emerged from machine… Read more: Scientists report AI-designed antibiotic shows promise against superbugs in early trials - Streaming platforms race to lock exclusive live sports rights as bundles reshape how fans watch
Streaming platforms now treat live sports as the ultimate subscription magnet. Executives chase exclusive rights to anchor growth and advertising.… Read more: Streaming platforms race to lock exclusive live sports rights as bundles reshape how fans watch - Major fashion labels roll out AI-driven virtual fitting rooms ahead of peak holiday shopping season
Global fashion labels are accelerating AI-driven virtual fitting rooms as holiday traffic approaches. Executives want shoppers to buy with confidence… Read more: Major fashion labels roll out AI-driven virtual fitting rooms ahead of peak holiday shopping season - Tech giants race to release fully offline, on-device AI assistants for smartphones
Smartphone makers see a turning point for artificial intelligence. They want assistants that run fully on the device, without clouds.… Read more: Tech giants race to release fully offline, on-device AI assistants for smartphones - Breakthrough battery startup unveils sodium-ion cells promising cheaper EVs and resilient winter performance
A new battery startup has unveiled sodium-ion cells designed for affordable electric vehicles and harsh winter climates. The announcement highlights… Read more: Breakthrough battery startup unveils sodium-ion cells promising cheaper EVs and resilient winter performance - New coral reef restoration technique uses 3D-printed substrates to accelerate recovery after bleaching
Researchers are using 3D-printed substrates to help coral reefs recover after bleaching. These engineered structures provide stable, hospitable surfaces where… Read more: New coral reef restoration technique uses 3D-printed substrates to accelerate recovery after bleaching - Biodegradable electronic sensors that safely dissolve after use promise cleaner medical and environmental monitoring
Electronics that vanish after use sound futuristic, yet engineers already build them today. These biodegradable sensors monitor health and environments,… Read more: Biodegradable electronic sensors that safely dissolve after use promise cleaner medical and environmental monitoring - Major city pilots AI-driven traffic lights to slash commute times and emissions
City officials have launched a pilot for AI-driven traffic lights on several busy corridors. The program seeks faster commutes, fewer… Read more: Major city pilots AI-driven traffic lights to slash commute times and emissions - Maximalist metallics and sculptural accessories take over winter runways
Winter runways embraced spectacle and shine this season. Designers favored maximalist metallics and boldly sculptural accessories across fashion capitals. Reflective… Read more: Maximalist metallics and sculptural accessories take over winter runways - Gene-editing therapy shows promising early results reversing inherited blindness in first human trials
Early clinical results suggest gene editing can partially restore vision in people born with inherited retinal blindness. Researchers are testing… Read more: Gene-editing therapy shows promising early results reversing inherited blindness in first human trials - AI-designed antibiotics show promise against drug-resistant infections
Drug-resistant infections threaten modern medicine by undermining routine care and lifesaving procedures. Hospitals now battle pathogens that withstand multiple drugs.… Read more: AI-designed antibiotics show promise against drug-resistant infections - Major social platform tests ad-free subscription tiers in more countries amid regulatory pressure
A major social platform is expanding trials of ad-free subscription tiers to additional countries. The company frames the move as… Read more: Major social platform tests ad-free subscription tiers in more countries amid regulatory pressure - Major fashion labels adopt digital product passports to boost traceability and fight counterfeits
Major fashion labels are rolling out digital product passports across collections. They want clearer traceability, stronger brand protection, and better… Read more: Major fashion labels adopt digital product passports to boost traceability and fight counterfeits - Biodegradable microchip prototypes for disposable medical sensors promise a new path to cut e-waste
Healthcare relies on growing numbers of disposable sensors, patches, and test cartridges. Each device contains circuitry that traditionally persists for… Read more: Biodegradable microchip prototypes for disposable medical sensors promise a new path to cut e-waste - Battery-free smart contact lens debuts, monitoring glucose in real time and syncing data to phones
Researchers have publicly demonstrated a battery-free smart contact lens that monitors glucose in tears continuously. The lens transmits readings to… Read more: Battery-free smart contact lens debuts, monitoring glucose in real time and syncing data to phones - Streetwear labels pivot to made-to-order drops to curb waste and boost exclusivity
Streetwear brands are rethinking how they release products amid shifting consumer expectations and mounting waste concerns. Many labels are moving… Read more: Streetwear labels pivot to made-to-order drops to curb waste and boost exclusivity - New antiviral nasal spray demonstrates strong protection against seasonal respiratory viruses in a large human study
A large human study reports that an antiviral nasal spray significantly reduces seasonal respiratory infections. Investigators observed consistent protection across… Read more: New antiviral nasal spray demonstrates strong protection against seasonal respiratory viruses in a large human study - Lab-grown diamonds reshape luxury watch design and consumer demand
Lab-grown diamonds are transforming luxury watches faster than many expected. Advanced manufacturing now supplies stones with exceptional clarity and consistency.… Read more: Lab-grown diamonds reshape luxury watch design and consumer demand - Biodegradable semiconductor inks enable printable, compostable sensors for real-time food freshness tracking
Food waste remains a costly climate and nutrition problem across supply chains. Grocers, distributors, and consumers often rely on static… Read more: Biodegradable semiconductor inks enable printable, compostable sensors for real-time food freshness tracking - Biotech startup debuts lab-grown coffee beans promising major cuts in water use and deforestation impact
A biotech startup unveiled lab-grown coffee produced from cultured coffee plant cells, not traditional farmed beans. Company leaders claim the… Read more: Biotech startup debuts lab-grown coffee beans promising major cuts in water use and deforestation impact - Scientists report AI-designed antibiotic shows potent results against drug-resistant infections in early trials
Scientists report that an artificial intelligence designed antibiotic has delivered potent results against drug-resistant infections in early trials. The candidate… Read more: Scientists report AI-designed antibiotic shows potent results against drug-resistant infections in early trials - Gene-edited wheat resists heatwaves, signaling a breakthrough for climate-proof crops
Gene-edited wheat is advancing as a defense against punishing heatwaves affecting farms worldwide. Scientists are designing precise DNA edits that… Read more: Gene-edited wheat resists heatwaves, signaling a breakthrough for climate-proof crops - Scientists test a gene-edited mosquito that blocks malaria transmission in a real-world village trial
Scientists have begun testing a gene-edited mosquito designed to block malaria transmission in a real-world village setting. The team is… Read more: Scientists test a gene-edited mosquito that blocks malaria transmission in a real-world village trial - Researchers debut an inhalable mRNA therapy that shrinks lung tumors in preclinical tests
Scientists have introduced an inhalable mRNA therapy that shrinks lung tumors in animal models. The team reports consistent tumor regression… Read more: Researchers debut an inhalable mRNA therapy that shrinks lung tumors in preclinical tests - US and EU unveil joint framework to label AI-generated content across social platforms
The United States and European Union unveiled a joint framework for labeling AI-generated content. The initiative seeks consistent transparency across… Read more: US and EU unveil joint framework to label AI-generated content across social platforms - Gene-edited coral shows enhanced heat tolerance in first open-ocean restoration pilot
Mass bleaching now threatens tropical reefs with increasing frequency and severity. Restoration teams are therefore testing new tools alongside traditional… Read more: Gene-edited coral shows enhanced heat tolerance in first open-ocean restoration pilot - Generative AI voice clones shake up audiobook production, sparking new union negotiations in publishing
Voice cloning has entered audiobook studios, and the shockwaves are unmistakable. Publishers see faster production and lower costs. Narrators see… Read more: Generative AI voice clones shake up audiobook production, sparking new union negotiations in publishing - Global scramble for AI chips reshapes semiconductor alliances and trade policy
The race to secure AI chips now shapes alliances, investments, and trade policy worldwide. Nations view accelerators as strategic assets,… Read more: Global scramble for AI chips reshapes semiconductor alliances and trade policy