scitech-weekly
AI
Science Breakthroughs Abound: From Plastic Upcycling to Nuclear Power
Researchers make strides in sustainable tech, disease discovery, and medical simulation
Mar 4, 2026
Read →
LIVE
50 stories
SciTech Weekly — All Articles (243)
← All Science & Discovery scitech-weekly
AI
Can Science and History Help Us Build a Better Future?
From ancient Maya water management to nano-origami, new discoveries shed light on innovation and adaptation
Mar 4, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Scientists Uncover Hidden Patterns in Nature
Breakthroughs in physics, paleontology, biology, astronomy, and oceanography reveal intricate connections
Mar 4, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Breakthroughs in Science and Technology Offer Hope for a Better Future
From 3D-printed sea lion pelvises to self-shrinking metamaterials, scientists are making strides in various fields to address some of the world's most pressing problems.
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
AI and Tech Breakthroughs Abound in 2026
From protein stability to sodium-ion batteries, innovation is on the rise
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Can Science Unlock the Secrets of the Natural World?
From coral reefs to ancient diets, new discoveries shed light on the intricate web of life
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Iron nanoparticle eliminates tuberculosis in mice and may pave the way for new treatments
This week has seen significant advancements in various fields, from a potential new treatment for tuberculosis to a court's decision to limit the Department of Justice's search of a journalist's devices.
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
What's the Secret to Unlocking Human Potential and the Future of AI?
From the intricate patterns on 60,000-year-old ostrich eggs to the discovery of a new plant species, scientists are uncovering the secrets of human ingenuity and the natural world, while also developing innovative solutions to
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Science in Focus: Breakthroughs and Discoveries
From sneaker squeaks to dinosaur fossils, and Earth's magnetic field
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Can Technology Save the World from Environmental and Social Threats?
From harnessing the power of the sun to clean water supplies in rural Nepal to detecting hazardous gases with LED-powered e-noses, scientists are developing innovative solutions to pressing environmental and social threats.
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Human Impact: From Breast Evolution to Homelessness
New studies shed light on human biology, technology, and societal challenges
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Pediatricians Take Aim at Lagging Literacy Rates
New Initiatives and Breakthroughs in Science May Hold the Key
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Earth's Hidden Rhythms and the Beat of Chaos
From the rumbling of glaciers to the hacking of personal devices, the world is full of hidden rhythms and chaotic beats that shape our lives in unexpected ways.
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Climate Change Consequences: Heat, Oceans, and Plastic
Rising temperatures drive increased energy consumption, ocean decline, and waste management challenges
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Caterpillars Use Complex Rhythms to Communicate with Ants
New research reveals that butterfly caterpillars use intricate rhythmic signals to communicate with ants, securing protection, food, and shelter in a mutually beneficial relationship.
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Mimmo the Dolphin Thrives in Venice Lagoon
A bottlenose dolphin nicknamed Mimmo has been swimming in the Venice lagoon for months, prompting researchers to monitor its movements and assess management scenarios, concluding that it doesn't need special protection, except from humans.
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Feral Predators Threaten Native Species, But Ancient History Offers Hope
Scientists study impact of introduced predators on native wildlife and uncover clues in New Zealand's geological past
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Somalia Drought Puts 6.5 Million at Risk of Severe Hunger
A devastating drought in Somalia has left 6.5 million people facing severe hunger, with 1.84 million children under 5 expected to suffer from acute malnutrition in 2026.
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Hidden Forces Shape Our World
Researchers have made groundbreaking discoveries about the intricate relationships between living systems, the Earth's crust, and the atmosphere, revealing the complex web of forces that shape our world.
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Cannabis essential oils unlock how camphor repels mosquitoes
In recent weeks, scientists have made significant strides in various fields, from understanding how mosquitoes detect repellents to uncovering the mysteries of Alzheimer's disease and the Milky Way's magnetic field.
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Breakthroughs Across Science and Tech Signal New Era of Innovation
Advances in medicine, materials, and archaeology show promise for future
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Breakthroughs Abound: From Virtual Worlds to Real-World Discoveries
Scientists make strides in gaming, immunology, environmental science, and more
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
What's Behind the Boozy Behavior of Wild Chimpanzees?
New study confirms alcohol consumption in African chimps, shedding light on human attraction to booze
Feb 25, 2026
Read →
scitech-weekly
AI
Some pesticides can slip under natural protection into streams, researchers find
As the world grapples with the challenges of environmental degradation, social division, and space exploration, recent research highlights the complex and often unintended consequences of human activities.
Feb 24, 2026
Read →