Iceland’s Litli-Hrútur volcano erupts after 800 years, drawing tourists and scientists alike, while satellite tech monitors risks and environmental impact.
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Mental HealthSciTech NewsSleep ScienceUniversity Of Warwick
Belief in Good Sleep More Vital than Tracker Results, Unveils Fresh Study
New study shows individuals’ perception of sleep quality affects well-being more than data from sleep trackers; impacts emotions and life …
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Quantum ComputingSciTech NewsSuperconductorUniversity College Cork
Quantum Computing’s New Phase: The Role of Uranium Ditelluride in Superconductivity
Scientists discover a unique superconducting state in Uranium Ditelluride, potentially paving the way for more stable, efficient quantum computers.
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InSightJPLMarsNASAPlanetsSciTech NewsSpace
Mars Is Spinning Faster: NASA’s InSight Uncovers Surprising Acceleration
Mars’s rotation is now spinning faster, as detected by NASA’s InSight Mars lander. This discovery marks an unexpected acceleration and …
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BiologyBirdsChinese Academy of SciencesFossilsPaleontologySciTech NewsUniversities
120-Million-Year-Old Fossil Unveils Bird’s Leaf-Eating Past
A 120-million-year-old Jeholornis bird fossil reveals the earliest evidence of leaf-eating habits in birds, tracing back a vegetarian lifestyle.
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BrainDepressionMedicineNeuroscienceSciTech NewsStanford University
Stanford Researchers Discover New Subtype of Depression
Stanford Medicine researchers identify a new depression subtype, cognitive biotype, affecting 27% of patients, leading to targeted treatment insights.
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Carbon DioxideCatalystsEnergyPhotosynthesisPhysicsSciTech NewsSolar Energy
More Efficient Than Natural Photosynthesis – New Photocatalytic System Converts Carbon Dioxide Into Valuable Fuel
Researchers have created a new artificial photocatalytic system that efficiently converts CO2 into methane, outperforming natural photosynthesis.
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BacteriaClimate ChangeEarthEcologyMicrobiologyPathogensPermafrostPLOSSciTech News
Emergence of Ancient Pathogens From Melting Permafrost Poses Catastrophic Risks
Melting permafrost releases ancient pathogens, posing ecological threats & human health risks. Computer simulations reveal hazards.
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ClimateSciTech NewsTexas A&M UniversityWater
Worldwide Water Reserves Dwindling, Study of More Than 7,000 Reservoirs Reveals
Study of over 7,000 global reservoirs reveals declining water reserves despite new construction, highlighting a potential worldwide water supply issue.
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Climate ChangeEarth ObservatoryGreenlandNASASciTech NewsSpaceWeather
Greenland’s Melting Dilemma: The Fight Against 2023’s Thaw
Greenland’s 2023 melting season detailed through Landsat images, showing glaciers’ transformations, increased melt ponds, and comparison with past years.