SScience Read More MIT’s Crystal AI Connects Atomic Structures With Words—and Could Help Scientists Find Better MaterialsOctober 19, 2026 Giving AI a Better View of Matter Ask an AI chatbot to describe a promising battery material, and…
SScience Read More Something Unexpected Is Happening to Antarctica’s Collapsing Ice CliffsOctober 18, 2026 Antarctica’s towering ice cliffs may be more resilient than scientists once feared. New satellite observations reveal surprising natural…
AArtificial intelligence Read More Meta’s $100b AI gamble: Zuckerberg’s bet on 29-year-old billionaireOctober 17, 2026 Mark Zuckerberg has gone all-in on Meta’s position in the fast-evolving AI race. After years of watching Anthropic…
TTechnology Read More Soft sensor tracks bending and twisting in 3D using optical fibersOctober 9, 2026 MIT researchers have developed a soft sensor that recreates its own three-dimensional shape as it bends, folds, and…
PPhysics Read More MIT Study Reveals Why a Neutrino Laser May Be ImpossibleOctober 8, 2026 A bold proposal to make a “neutrino laser” has run into a fundamental quantum obstacle. The reason lies…
PPhysics Read More 18-detector system hunts elusive neutrinos from nuclear reactorSeptember 26, 2026 MIT researchers working on an international neutrino experiment have expanded its detector setup from two devices to 18…
PPhysics Read More A New Quantum Blueprint Could Make States Easier To Tell ApartAugust 22, 2026 Researchers developed a mathematical framework for designing non-Gaussian quantum states that can be made perfectly distinguishable. Credit: Shutterstock…
SScience Read More MIT scientists develop a new way to grow artificial blood vesselsJuly 20, 2026 Artificial tissues can mimic muscle, liver, kidney and skin, but they still face a basic survival problem: cells…
EEnvironment Read More New study shows how renewable project locations can reduce blackout risksJuly 19, 2026 MIT researchers have developed a new framework that could help energy planners decide where to build renewable energy…
SScience Read More MIT Engineers Unleash New ‘Aerial-Aquatic’ Robot That Can Swim Underwater and Fly Like a BirdJuly 12, 2026 Engineers have developed a new robot that can swim underwater, then rise to the surface and take flight,…
PPhysics Read More Meet Sabrina Pasterski: Stephen Hawking cited her, NASA wanted her, but she chose physicsJuly 10, 2026 Most children dream of flying a plane. Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski built one. By the time she was 14,…
SScience Read More MIT develops optical chip links for faster, greener data transferJuly 6, 2026 As artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and high-performance data centers continue to drive global demand for faster computing, researchers…