Cities are adding people faster than streets, buses, and rails can keep up. Congestion drags on productivity, transport is a major source of emissions, and access to jobs depends on reliable, affordable trips. Urban mobility is shifting toward connec... << Continue >>
Cancer immunotherapy has moved from experimental idea to routine care across multiple cancers. Drugs that unlock T‑cells, engineered cell therapies, and tumor‑targeted biologics now extend survival in diseases where options were limited a decade ... << Continue >>
Feeding more people with less land, less water, and a tighter carbon budget is the defining test for agriculture. Global food demand is projected to rise sharply by mid-century, with estimates pointing to a 50% or greater increase compared with 2010 ... << Continue >>
Think about every big challenge on the horizon, climate tech, AI safety, clean energy, global health. Now imagine solving them with half the available brainpower sitting on the sidelines. That’s the reality when gender diversity in STEM stalls: we ... << Continue >>
You don’t need another headline telling you remote work is “up” or “over.” What most people want to know is simple: does working from home help you get more done without burning out? The short answer is “it depends”, on the kind of work... << Continue >>
Peer review sits between raw scientific ideas and the public record. Before a study lands in a journal, other experts check the methods, the analysis, and whether the conclusions follow from the data. That process doesn’t guarantee perfection, yet ... << Continue >>
People usually meet blockchain through Bitcoin or another token, then stop there. That’s a missed opportunity. The same tech that secures digital money can secure supply chains, verify diplomas, automate insurance payouts, and help track carbon cre... << Continue >>
You don’t need a crystal ball to see that mental health care is being rewired. Video sessions replaced waiting rooms. Cognitive behavioral therapy moved into your pocket. Even heart rate and sleep data nudge you toward better habits. The promise is... << Continue >>
Rising temperatures, shifting rainfall, and more frequent extremes are changing what farmers can grow, where they can grow it, and how reliably food reaches people. The latest assessments show climate change already affects yields for key crops and i... << Continue >>