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AI Achieves Sub-Second Control of Fusion Plasma in Princeton Experiments

Researchers at Princeton University have developed an AI system capable of monitoring and controlling fusion plasma with millisecond precision, reacting far faster than any human operator could. Fusion energy promises virtually limitless clean power, but controlling the ultra-hot plasma inside fusion reactors remains a significant engineering challenge. Instabilities can form

Researchers Identify Potential Vulnerability in Aggressive Brain Cancer

Glioblastoma remains one of the most difficult cancers to treat, but researchers may have identified a new approach to weaken the disease's defenses. A team found that blocking a protein called SET prevented tumors from forming in laboratory models, while targeting related proteins made existing cancer cells more

Tiny 80,000-Year-Old Projectile Points Found in Uzbekistan Challenge Timeline of Human Migration

A discovery in Uzbekistan is prompting archaeologists to reconsider long-held assumptions about when and where sophisticated projectile technology emerged among early human populations. Researchers have identified tiny 80,000-year-old projectile points that may have functioned as arrowheads. The artifacts' small size, design characteristics, and patterns of impact damage closely

AI Model Demonstrates Ability to Detect Colorectal Cancer from Standard CT Scans

A new AI model is showing promise in detecting colorectal cancer from routine noncontrast CT scans—imaging that is already commonly performed for other diagnostic purposes. This approach could allow for incidental cancer detection without requiring additional specialized screening procedures. Colorectal cancer is often diagnosed at later stages when symptoms

China Announces Plans for 3D Satellite Network to Monitor Solar Activity and Cosmic Events

China has announced an ambitious plan to develop a three-dimensional satellite network for monitoring the sun and detecting cosmic explosions. The initiative aims to create a comprehensive observation system capable of tracking solar activity and transient celestial events in greater detail than current single-plane satellite configurations allow. The planned 3D

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Science Highlights: Solar Origins, Lunar Safety, Stellar Chemistry, and Synthetic DNA

How did the infant sun form? Scientists get surprising new insights from 4.6-billion-year-old space dust - Space Researchers have analyzed 4.6-billion-year-old space dust to gain new understanding into how our Sun formed in its earliest stages, revealing surprising insights into solar system origins. Read more: How did the

FDA Clears AI Model to Help Detect Heart Attacks from ECG Data

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted clearance to an artificial intelligence model designed to analyze electrocardiogram readings for signs of heart attacks. The system, referred to as the "Queen of Hearts," uses machine learning to examine ECG data—a non-invasive test that records the heart&