British scientists inspired by the self-repair mechanism of sunburned skin have developed a new energy storage material. The material undergoes structural changes after absorbing energy, enabling more efficient energy storage and release, with potential applications in next-generation battery technology.
Gene Mutation Behind Human Speech Replicated in Mice Scientists have replicated in mice the gene mutation believed to have given humans the gift of speech, offering new insights into the biological foundations of human language evolution.
A new study has found that a simple amino acid supplement can significantly reduce brain damage associated with Alzheimer disease offering a new approach to treating the degenerative condition.
A study by the Institute of Cancer Research and Imperial College London finds that the decades-long rise in overweight and obesity levels may partially explain the increase in 11 types of early-onset cancers.
A joint study by Stanford University, Imperial College London, and the Internet Archive found that 35% of new websites are AI-generated or AI-assisted, three years after ChatGPT’s release.
A new study reveals the growing problem of ‘sycophancy’ in AI chatbots — systems that give incorrect or harmful advice to please users, raising concerns about AI safety.