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Scienceby Webb Wright29 Jun 2026
According to many true-believers, the biggest promise of AI is its potential to accelerate scientific discovery; once-in-a-generation breakthroughs could one day become routine, thanks to...
Scienceby Gayoung Lee8 Oct 2025
The Nobel Prizes are arguably the world’s most prestigious recognition anyone can receive for their work in the sciences, medicine, literature, or for world peace.
Scienceby Lucas Ropek24 Apr 2025
Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, recently claimed to have conjured the ability to make humans see a “new color” that was beyond the “natural human gamut.” Researchers did this...
Scienceby Matthew Gault28 Mar 2025
If your mic sucks on a conference call then everyone judges you. In our deepest hearts we all know this is true but now it’s confirmed by science.
Scienceby Matthew Gault10 Mar 2025
Cortical Labs would like to sell you a brain in a box. It’ll cost about $35,000, and you can teach it to do all kinds of nifty things.
Scienceby Todd Feathers15 Dec 2024
Adopting artificial intelligence tools to analyze data and model outcomes has a huge impact on the career prospects of young scientists, significantly increasing their chances of rising to...
Scienceby Daniel Kolitz31 Aug 2024
Sex, war, and getting insanely high: Society might’ve changed in the last 60,000 years or so, but these interests have remained constant.
Scienceby Matthew Gault23 Aug 2024
Scientists have trained an inanimate lump of goo to play the video game Pong. As reported in New Scientist and described in a research paper from scientists at the University of Reading...
Scienceby Ed Cara15 Mar 2024
New research this week seems to throw cold water on the Wim Hof method, an endurance training technique that intentionally exposes people to frigid temperatures.
Scienceby Ed Cara23 May 2023
Twelve people are about to embark on the world’s longest sleepover, all in the name of space research. The group will be confined to beds designed to mimic the rigors of space for 60 days straight.
Scienceby Passant Rabie10 Apr 2023
When Dr. Makenzie Lystrup was sworn in as the new director of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center last week, she didn’t take her oath of office on the Bible or the U.S.
Scienceby Frontiers Science News17 Feb 2023
A new study investigates whether F16 fighter pilots demonstrate brain connectivity changes that could be expected in astronauts, based on similar exposure to changes in g-forces.
Scienceby Passant Rabie10 Oct 2022
A 65-year-old woman in Japan paid the equivalent of $30,000 in a recent online scam that defied gravity.
Scienceby Ed Cara22 Aug 2022
Long-time public health official Anthony Fauci is set to retire from government soon. Fauci said Monday that he will leave his current roles as an advisor to the White House and a leading official...
Scienceby Gizmodo Staff11 Aug 2022
Neuroscientists study the brain and its various complex capabilities, from memory and learning to human behavior and consciousness.
Scienceby Isaac Schultz11 Aug 2022
Gizmodo has partnered with the independent market research provider Statista to identify the top universities within 25 fields of study that we believe will define the 21st century.
Scienceby Kevin Hurler15 Jun 2022
Yesterday, Science and Technology Daily, a state-backed media outlet in China, published what could have been an exciting piece of news: Researchers recorded radio signals that looked like evidence...
Scienceby Ed Cara15 Jun 2022
Anthony Fauci, perhaps the most well-known public health figure in America, has contacted covid-19.
Scienceby Isaac Schultz9 Jun 2022
NASA will commission a team of scientists to begin investigating unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) this fall, the agency announced today.
Scienceby Passant Rabie17 May 2022
Congress is holding its first public hearingon unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) in decades in light of a number of videos captured by U.S. Navy pilots that show odd-looking flying vehicles.
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