Biomedicine
A printed heart valve grows with its recipient
Early evidence points toward implants designed to remodel inside the body.
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Neuroscience
The brain’s immune landscape is more dynamic than expected
A single-cell atlas traces how support cells respond across the human lifespan.
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Robotics
A soft robotic hand learns dexterity from touch alone
New sensors let machines adapt their grip without relying on cameras.
Artificial Intelligence
Tiny AI models are moving intelligence to the edge
Purpose-built systems now make consequential decisions with milliwatts, not megawatts.
Materials
Concrete that stores more carbon than it emits clears a crucial test
Mineralized aggregates may turn a heavy-emitting material into part of the solution.
Physics
Quantum sensors are beginning to map the hidden architecture of Earth
A new generation of instruments can detect minute changes in gravity — and reveal what lies beneath cities, volcanoes and ice sheets.
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Europa’s ocean chemistry comes into sharper focus
Laboratory ice experiments narrow the conditions that future missions should look for.
Energy
Sodium batteries move from promise to power grids
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Engineering
The superconducting magnet built for fusion’s harshest conditions
A compact coil survives heat, radiation and mechanical loads once considered prohibitive.
Climate
Cities are learning to design for compound heat
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