Nobel for Physics 2025 to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis
The Nobel for Physics 2025 goes to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis for a series of ...
Huntington disease: new hopes from gene therapy
A genical therapy that targets the accumulations of a protein in the brain has managed to slow down the progression ...
United States won’t be happy, Xiaomi has developed a chip so powerful that even China has praised it.
Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi this week unveiled its first high-end processor, the Xring 01, a System-on-a-Chip (SoC) that clearly aims ...
The Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine 2025 to Mary E. Brukow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi
The Nobel for physiology or medicine 2025 rewards the three scientists “for their discoveries on peripheral immune tolerance”. Mary E. ...
A chip reads the inner monologue: turn or risk for mental privacy?
A chip decodes the “inner monologue” by translating thoughts into words. A revolutionary scenario for those who cannot speak, but ...
This “wave cannon” could set a record by drilling 19,000 meters deep to harness the heat from superhot rocks.
Revolutionary drilling technology using millimeter waves promises to unlock Earth’s deepest energy reserves by reaching unprecedented depths of 19,000 meters. ...
The IA is better than the goalkeepers in predicting where a penalty will be pulled
Analyzing the preliminary movements, such as posture, running angle and inclination of the bust, the IA has foreseen the direction ...
With its high-speed train, China has achieved what seemed impossible: flying is not profitable on an 808-mile route.
With ultra-fast journeys, connected comfort and exemplary punctuality, the Chinese high-speed train is redefining travellers’ priorities, to the point of ...
Chronic insomnia leads to a higher risk of 40% to develop cognitive decline
For some time now, the ties between sleep quality and cognitive decline are studied: we understand that the two are ...