SETI Astronomer Provides Perspective on Pentagon UFO File Release
Seth Shostak of the SETI Institute comments on the Pentagon’s newly declassified UFO documents and their implications
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Einride CEO Highlights Electric and Autonomous Freight Future
Einride’s CEO explains how electric trucks and autonomous logistics platforms are reshaping freight transport while emphasizing the ongoing importance of human involvement
MIT Develops Compact Silicon-Photonics Lidar With Wider Field of View
MIT researchers created a silicon-photonics lidar chip with closely spaced antennas to enable wide-angle, low-noise beam scanning without moving parts
Hong Kong Firm Develops Water-Soluble Battery Binder for EV Recycling
Hong Kong-based GRST has created a water-soluble battery binder that improves recycling efficiency and reduces pollution for electric vehicle batteries
MIT Researchers Revive 3D Triangular Zipper for Shape-Shifting Objects
A 40-year-old three-sided zipper design has been modernized with 3D printing and software to create flexible, rigid, and shape-changing structures for tents, wearables, and…
MIT.nano Upgrades to Modern Lab Management System NEMO
MIT.nano replaced its aging CORAL platform with the open-source NEMO system to better coordinate over 160,000 hours of research annually across diverse tools and…
MIT Team Develops Stress-Test Tool to Prevent Cloud Network Failures
Researchers create MetaEase, a tool that identifies worst-case failure scenarios in cloud networking algorithms directly from source code
Active Volcanic Landscape Fuels Geothermal Energy in Western El Salvador
The volcanic region near Ahuachapán powers a major geothermal plant amid active and dormant volcanoes along El Salvador’s Pacific coast
XL Batteries CEO Details Breakthrough with Organic Flow Battery
XL Batteries' CEO reveals how chance discovery led to an organic compound powering a new flow battery aimed at scalable, metal-independent energy storage
India’s Early Computing Ambitions Stalled by Global Politics and Market Shifts
India's first computer, built with limited resources in the 1960s, was never scaled up, shaping the country's shift from manufacturing to software services and…