Africa climate users demand local details for nature-based projects
Researchers interviewed 530 people across Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar and South Africa about their needs for climate information.
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Employers seek resilient staff but fail to prevent burnout
Business leaders prioritize hiring resilient workers while failing to provide support that prevents employee burnout.
Former Apple staff launch Nuance to remove lag in AI voicebots
Ex-Apple researchers founded Seattle startup Nuance with $50 million funding to build a unified audiovisual model for AI voicebots.
Scientists say lunar poles lack water for permanent human cities
Scientists report that insufficient water reserves at the moon's poles prevent the construction of permanent human cities despite recent discoveries.
AI Researchers Quit Firms Over Self-Improving Model Fears
Two artificial intelligence researchers resigned from major tech companies this week after warning that rapid development of self-improving models poses severe risks to humanity.
UK soils face persistent drought deficits across southern England and Wales
The UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology reports significant water storage deficits in much of England and Wales that are expected to last six months.
Study reveals Maria Branyas showed signs of extreme aging and youth at 117
Researchers at the Josep Carreras Leukaemia Research Institute published final results on September 11, 2026, describing how 117-year-old Maria Branyas displayed both advanced aging markers and biological protection.
NSF shifts grant funding strategy to match White House goals
The US National Science Foundation announced a new funding approach on September 10 to align with White House priorities.
Sindh Governor urges youth to use technology for national progress
Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi addressed students at the Governor House in Karachi on Saturday regarding a laptop distribution event.
Researchers in Austria build quantum-powered electron microscope to protect fragile samples
Scientists at TU Wien and partner universities in Austria are constructing a new microscope that combines an electron microscope with a quantum computer.