In times of AI, the newspaper becomes a consultancy, neighborhood café, and research center
Folha, a Brazilian newspaper, discusses the rapid adoption of AI tools in journalism and their implications for reporting.
Chemical smuggling paves the way from cat gold to solar panels
The article discusses ongoing research at Tallinn University of Technology on solar panels made from a lunar material called cat gold, alongside the broader implications of chemical smuggling in the solar energy sector.
Wrocław's talent forge: How Wrocław University of Technology is winning the battle for young scientists
Wrocław University of Technology has recently achieved significant success in securing prestigious ERC grants, marking a shift towards a more multidisciplinary research model in Poland.
Professor Hong Jin-pyo of Hanyang University Receives the 'Academic Award' at the 70th Korean Vacuum Society Conference
Professor Hong Jin-pyo has received the Academic Award at the 70th Korean Vacuum Society Conference for his exceptional research in semiconductor materials and properties.
Artificial Intelligence: The Crucial Role of Academic Research and the Necessary Ongoing Dialogue
The article discusses the dual nature of artificial intelligence in journalism and the role of academic research in Greece.
Transform research into marketable products, FG urges varsities, others
The Nigerian government is encouraging universities and institutions to commercialize research to boost innovation and economic growth.
Korea National Sport University holds a report meeting for training professionals in sports AI
Korea National Sport University held a report meeting on the achievements of its AI-based international smart coaching project, involving various universities' AI research teams.
Quick as a blink: Chinese scientists unveil 3D printing in under a second
Chinese scientists have developed a method to print 3D objects in under a second using holographic projection, marking a significant advancement in printing technology.
PTDF reviews five research projects, targets patents, commercialisation
The Petroleum Technology Development Fund reviews five research projects aimed at advancing Nigeria's energy sector through commercialization and patenting.
Italy: The European Public Prosecutor's Office requested the arrest of 16 researchers
The European Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the arrest of 16 Italian researchers and professionals involved in technology who allegedly misused EU funds for personal benefits.
Scientific Research at Polish Universities
Scientific research results in Poland are increasingly finding practical applications in various sectors rather than remaining confined to academic publications.
Hanyang University Selected as the Operating Institution for the '2026 Public Technology-Based Market-Linked Startup Exploration Support Project' Organized by the Ministry of Science and ICT
Hanyang University has been selected as the operating institution for a startup support project aimed at connecting public research results to business models, with an investment of approximately 15 billion won per year for five years.
Quantum chemistry software promises a revolution in the discovery of new drugs and materials
A powerful quantum chemistry mechanism is now available to assist scientists in tackling complex chemical problems, potentially accelerating drug discovery and materials science research.
Anthropic criticizes Chinese AI developers: 'Don't use our model'
Anthropic, the developer of the AI 'Claude', publicly accused Chinese AI research labs of illegally using its technology to develop their own models.
Professor Kim Hyung-min's Research Team Develops Real-Time Capture and Analysis Technology for Underwater Micro and Nano Plastics
A research team led by Professor Kim Hyung-min at Kookmin University has developed an innovative technology that captures and analyzes micro and nano plastics in real time within water bodies.
Professor Ryu Jae-geon’s research team at Sogang University presents technology to control high-performance electrode structure through hydride-based reduction reactions
A research team led by Professor Ryu Jae-geon at Sogang University has proposed a new synthesis strategy for controlling the microstructure of germanium, a promising anode material for lithium-ion batteries, through hydride-based reduction reactions.
Super battery company Donut Lab published the first results of VTT's research – experts: Nothing new or surprising
Donut Lab's recent battery research results, verified by VTT, demonstrate rapid charging capabilities, but lack support for the company's other claims.
License Plate Readers Change Nothing for 75% of Visitors
New research indicates that license plate readers have minimal impact on the experiences of the majority of visitors.
Samsung SDI Research Team Finds Breakthrough for 'Simultaneous Improvement of Lifespan and Safety' in Lithium-Metal Batteries
Samsung SDI has developed a new electrolyte composition that enhances the lifespan and safety of lithium-metal batteries, seen as the next generation of battery technology.
Soft and Supple yet Strong Water-resistant Adhesive Gel Developed by Combining Nature and AI
An international research team has developed a jelly-like adhesive gel that is soft, water-resistant, and reusable over 200 times, using natural substances and AI technology.
Believe it or not, studying earthquakes can reveal where cosmic debris will fall
Researchers have found that earthquake measurement equipment can track the trajectory of falling space debris, potentially changing our understanding of monitoring dangerous objects.
Turn in the Hypothesis of the Origin of Life: A Finding Could Change Everything We Know
Researchers have discovered a new clue about the cells that enable existence, evolution, and the functioning of ecosystems.
Opportunities and Challenges in the Era of the 5th Scientific Method
The article discusses the rise of artificial intelligence as a fundamental element of scientific discoveries, as highlighted by recent Nobel Prize winners in Physics and Chemistry.
Finnish Wonder Product Shakes the World – Now VTT Tests Whether the Incredible Product Promises Hold True
Finnish startup Donut Lab, known for its bold battery claims, has delivered its innovative battery to VTT, a Finnish research institute, for third-party verification and plans to share the test results publicly.
We Are Not Hippies. Psychedelics Are Sacred to Me; I See Huge Technology in Them, Says Psychologist
The article discusses the historical and current use of psychedelics in psychiatric practice in Czechia, highlighting the work of notable figures and recent legal changes concerning their medical use.
Chinese scientists put quantum chaos in ‘slow motion’
Chinese scientists have achieved a significant milestone by manipulating quantum systems to observe a stable transitional state, which may help preserve quantum information.
Microsoft Proposes Glass as a Means of... Eternal Data Storage
Microsoft's research suggests that using glass for data storage could preserve information for over 10,000 years, outperforming current methods like magnetic tapes and hard drives.
From campus to company: the real test of applied research
This article discusses the collaboration between universities, businesses, and technological centers to translate academic knowledge into practical solutions for real-world problems.
What Type of AI Personality Are You? Scientists Have Identified Four Categories
Scientists have identified four categories of AI personalities based on user behavior.
Unexpected material could solve future storage
Researchers at Microsoft are exploring the potential of glass as a long-lasting data storage solution, successfully storing data in a durable format that could last thousands of years.
The world's smallest QR code is only 1.4 micrometers long – there’s more behind this record
Estonian researchers, in collaboration with a technology company, have created the world's smallest QR code, measuring just 1.4 micrometers in length, marking a significant advancement in data storage technology.
The Internet is Mostly Used in Latvia for Social Communication, Research Shows
A study commissioned by the National Electronic Mass Media Council indicates that Latvians predominantly use the internet for social communication, with 66% engaging in social media daily or nearly every day.
Chinese scientists hit breakthrough on 2D semiconductor wafers
Chinese scientists have developed a technique for the mass production of 2D semiconductor wafers, heralding advancements in high-performance electronics beyond silicon.
The work of the University of Latvia recognized as one of the most significant achievements in Latvian science in 2025
The University of Latvia's research focuses on quantum physics to create smaller, more powerful electronic devices, which may redefine technology standards.
The work of Latvian researchers could pave the way for faster and smaller computers
Latvian researchers are exploring the use of quantum physics to develop smaller and more powerful electronic devices as traditional physics laws become inadequate.
Demonstration Research on 'Off-Grid Village' in Noto, Aiming for Resilient Communities by Kanazawa University
Kanazawa University has initiated a demonstration project in Noto to develop a sustainable 'off-grid village' model, leveraging advanced technology to ensure self-sufficiency in water and electricity.
Agentic AI is not very clever yet, but it will be multimillionaire
A discussion on the current state and economic potential of agentic artificial intelligence, emphasizing its material and infrastructural components rather than merely its intelligence.
Can modern technology outsmart the elusive fox?
Research at Booderee National Park is using technology to track foxes in order to protect native species from this invasive predator.
EU: Casasco, invest in high technology, research, and innovation
Italian politician Maurizio Casasco emphasizes the importance of investing in high technology, research, and innovation as part of an economic plan for Italy and Europe.
How Iran is Preparing Its Tech Ecosystem Amid War Conditions, See
Iran is currently facing significant challenges in improving its indigenous technology and ensuring the safety of its scientists amid ongoing war conditions.
Doctoral Thesis: Personal Experience Eases Fear of Self-Driving Buses
A recent doctoral thesis from Tallinn University of Technology suggests that personal travel experiences can alleviate people's fears of self-driving buses in Estonia.
Physics promises a very near revolution in LED lights
A research team has announced a promising new type of green phosphor for LED lights that could rival the industry standard.
AI tools make potentially harmful errors in social work records, research says
Research indicates that AI tools used in social work records are generating harmful inaccuracies, such as false reports of suicidal ideation.
Exclusive ECB, the digital euro, research, and other urgencies indicated by Lagarde for the EU summit
The European Central Bank (ECB) is highlighting the digital euro and further research as key priorities for the upcoming EU summit, according to a leaked document.
Goats Above, Chickens Below: Double Earnings from the Same Place, Technology Astonishes Everyone
A farmer in India leveraged technology to create a dual-income farm with goats and chickens, turning it into a center for agricultural research.
Networking of Industry, Capital and Research: Munich - the Secret Capital of Armaments Technology
Munich is emerging as a significant center for defense technology amidst geopolitical tensions, as startups and research institutions collaborate on advanced technologies.
Research: New TUM Location at the Airport
The Technical University of Munich is establishing a new site at the airport with the 'TUM Convergence Center', focusing on future technologies such as mobility, robotics, and AI.
‘Small but Strong’ Kangsou Special Zone…Will the Second Ecopro Emerge?
The Cheongju Kangsou Research and Development Special Zone in Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea, is rapidly developing as a collaborative hub for academia, research institutions, and businesses to foster high-value-added scientific technologies and entrepreneurship.
NASRDA urges technology skills for youth employment
The National Space Research and Development Agency has called for increased investment in technology-driven skills acquisition to prepare Nigerian youth for future job opportunities and combat unemployment.
Arms Industry: "We Can No Longer Afford National Sovereignty in Defense"
The article discusses the historical development of military research leading to the invention of the microwave and its implications for national defense.