Science – Page 3 – Cataloging Tomorrow..

Revolutionizing Stellar Flare Detection with Machine Learning and Clustering Techniques

Stellar flares—those sudden outbursts of energy on stars—are as fascinating as they are challenging. They offer a unique window into the dynamics of stellar

August 6, 2025

Science·Technology

Revealing the Complex Roles of Electric Double Layers in Batteries

If you’ve ever wondered what’s happening at the microscopic level inside your battery, this new research might just change the way you think about

August 6, 2025

Science·Technology

Breakthrough Ultrasound Tech That Charges Pacemakers Without Surgery

Imagine recharging a pacemaker battery in under two hours with a simple ultrasound signal. Professor Jinho Chang and his team at the Daegu Gyeongbuk

August 5, 2025

Science·Technology

Graphene Oxide: A Proven Alternative for PFAS-Free Food Packaging

For years, plastic and PFAS-based coatings have kept our food safe from moisture, oil, and air. Yet as concerns grow over their environmental persistence

August 5, 2025

Science·Technology

New Surgical Tech Lets Surgeons See Through Blood

Imagine operating with a clear view of the tissues normally hidden behind a curtain of blood. California’s Ocutrx Technologies has developed HemoLucence, a clever

July 24, 2025

Science·Technology

Study Reveals Striking Parallels between Multimodal AI Models and the Human Brain in Object Representation

Multimodal AI models might seem far removed from human biology, but recent research reveals they organise objects in ways very similar to our own

July 24, 2025

AI Tools·Science

AI Breakthrough: New Era of Gravitational Wave Detectors Unveiled

Artificial intelligence is pushing the boundaries of gravitational wave research. Enter Urania—a pioneering programme developed at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of

July 23, 2025

AI Tools·Science

Pioneering Cloning: China’s First Yak Clone Born in Tibet

Chinese researchers have accomplished a remarkable feat in Tibet with the delivery of the world’s first cloned yak. Born via cesarean on July 11

July 22, 2025

Science·Technology

Innovative Polymer Blend Promises Safer, Longer-Lasting Batteries for Future Tech

The latest findings from a team at Florida State University’s FAMU-FSU College of Engineering show that a new blend of polymers could transform how

July 21, 2025

Science·Technology

Niobium-Based Innovations in Carbon Recycling Promise Significant Emission Reductions

A promising new project is set to secure the future supply of niobium—a rare but essential metal for carbon recycling technologies. Spearheaded by the

July 21, 2025

Science·Technology