China overtakes US as top workplace for elite AI researchers
A new study by Carnegie China finds that China employed more leading artificial intelligence researchers than the United States last year.
A new study by Carnegie China finds that China employed more leading artificial intelligence researchers than the United States last year.
Researchers from EPFL, the Weizmann Institute of Science, and Princeton University measured a fractional charge in a gallium arsenide layer at low temperatures.
Researchers published a study in the Journal of Vision on Sept. 1, 2026, explaining how human pupil responses vary depending on whether viewers evaluate an object's glossiness or attractiveness.
Scientists at Cornell University published a study in Science reporting the discovery of BC200, a human gene found within a poxvirus that retains mobility while serving brain function.
Homeowners can lower indoor temperatures next summer by planting specific vegetation now as the fall season begins.
Researchers published findings on a new flexible boron form called Imma-B60 in the journal Nature Chemistry on September 25, 2026.
University of Arizona researchers analyzed forty years of satellite records to reveal increasing volatility in global dryland ecosystems.
Researchers at Mount Sinai released a major analysis on September 25, 2026, indicating that Phelan-McDermid syndrome may be far more common than earlier estimates suggested.
Six-year-old Marjorie from Lincoln asked astronaut Tim Peake an out-of-this-world question ahead of his visit to the city.
A scientific study shows that new eco-moorings installed off the Dorset coast since 2021 are helping damaged seagrass meadows recover.