Science & Technology

AI-Aware Adults Lean Optimistic in Most Countries

Gallup | Adoption of Technology

AI-Aware Adults Lean Optimistic in Most Countries

Sep 25, 2026

Blog Post | Communications

What If Smartphones Aren’t Killing Romance, but Saving It?

Chelsea Follett — Sep 25, 2026

AI Performance Is Getting Cheaper at a Historic Pace

Epoch AI | Computing

AI Performance Is Getting Cheaper at a Historic Pace

Sep 24, 2026

Scientists Identify First New Feline Species in a Century

New York Times | Scientific Research

Scientists Identify First New Feline Species in a Century

Sep 21, 2026

AI Atlas Predicts Effects of Human DNA Changes

The Keyword | Scientific Research

AI Atlas Predicts Effects of Human DNA Changes

Sep 14, 2026

New Prize Rewards Social Scientists Whose Findings Survive Pressure

Wall Street Journal | Scientific Research

New $1 Million Prize Rewards Academic Truth-Telling

Sep 9, 2026

Blog Post | Human Development

From Stone Tablets to Solid-State Drives

J.K. Lundblad — Sep 8, 2026

AI Proposes Solution to 90-Year-Old Navier–Stokes Problem

OpenAI | Scientific Research

AI Proposes Solution to 90-Year-Old Navier–Stokes Problem

Sep 8, 2026

Continental Europe Reaches Orbit With Its First Commercial Rocket

The Guardian | Space

Continental Europe Reaches Orbit With Its First Commercial Rocket

Sep 7, 2026

The UK Moves Toward Full-Fibre Broadband as BT Sells Old Copper

The Guardian | Energy & Natural Resources

British Telecom Is Recovering Copper from Old Telephone Cables

Sep 3, 2026

Blog Post | Motor Vehicles

Autonomous Vehicles as the Next General-Purpose Technology

Nathan Smith — Sep 1, 2026

AI Standard Cuts Lab and Manufacturing Integration Time

Anthropic | Computing

A Standard Driver for AI-Operated Lab Equipment

Aug 28, 2026

SpaceX Plans Louisiana Base for Large-Scale Reusable Rocket Launches

SpaceX Plans Louisiana Base for Large-Scale Launches

Aug 26, 2026

Public Cyber Vulnerability Discoveries Have Accelerated Sharply

METR | Computing

Public Cyber Vulnerability Discoveries Have Accelerated

Aug 25, 2026

Rocket Launches Surge as Access to Space Gets Cheaper and Faster

Ars Technica | Space

Rocket Launches Surge as Access to Space Gets Cheaper and Faster

Aug 24, 2026

Sending Cargo to Low Earth Orbit Could Become Much Cheaper by 2040

Cambridge University | Space

Sending Cargo to Low Earth Orbit Could Become Much Cheaper

Aug 24, 2026

AI Makes Nazi-Looted Art Records Easier to Search

NPR | Computing

AI Makes Nazi-Looted Art Records Easier to Search

Aug 20, 2026

Lower-Cost Imaging Sees Through Deep Tissue and Fog

University of Rochester | Scientific Research

Lower-Cost Imaging Sees Through Deep Tissue and Fog

Aug 20, 2026

Exoskeletons Shift From Restoring Lost Function to Augmenting Movement

Nature | Adoption of Technology

Exoskeletons Restore Lost Function, Augment Movement

Aug 20, 2026

China’s Private Space Industry Lands Its First Orbital-Class Booster

Reuters | Space

China’s Private Space Industry Lands Orbital-Class Booster

Aug 20, 2026

Blog Post | Adoption of Technology

Air Conditioning Is Not a Luxury, It Is a Necessity

Chelsea Follett — Aug 14, 2026

First Complete Zebra Finch Genome Reveals Hidden Genes

Rockefeller University | Scientific Research

First Complete Zebra Finch Genome Reveals Hidden Genes

Aug 13, 2026

AI Helps Disprove 87-Year-Old Mathematical Conjecture

New Scientist | Scientific Research

AI Helps Disprove 87-Year-Old Mathematical Conjecture

Aug 12, 2026

South China Morning Post | Adoption of Technology

Global Humanoid Robot Shipments Surge

Aug 12, 2026