Technology

Large language models can appear remarkably consistent when they recommend a meal, rank job candidates, or help users make everyday...

Kawasaki disease, a rare but potentially dangerous inflammatory illness of childhood, is drawing renewed attention from researchers seeking faster and...

A New Neutron Facility Could Solve Fusion Energy’s Fuel Problem The United States is moving to build a facility designed...

Industrial flow components may soon be designed with far greater aerodynamic efficiency, following the introduction of a computational strategy that...

Online news comment sections can become flashpoints during elections and national crises, where arguments over politics, identity, and social issues...

A warning from the developing-lung frontier is challenging one of vaping’s most reassuring phrases: “vape-free” may not always mean “residue-free.”...

E-scooters are emerging as a significant source of serious injury among children in England, according to a six-year study of...

Researchers have unveiled a new approach that could make millimetre-wave technology more agile, efficient and dramatically easier to control. In...

A newborn’s first battle may be shaped by an invisible ecosystem in the gut—and by the balance of two essential...

Advances in genome sequencing are opening a new window onto fetal health, allowing clinicians to examine an unborn baby’s DNA...

A new call to action in Pediatric Research is urging neonatal care teams to place families at the center of...

Stretchable OLEDs have long promised screens that could bend, twist and conform to the human body, but turning that vision...

A single session of direct-current microcurrent stimulation was associated with an immediate reduction in the measured depth of postsurgical scars,...

A few seconds can make the difference between standing safely in a doorway and being trapped by falling glass, furniture...

A molecule released by fat tissue could offer scientists an earlier warning that obesity is beginning to damage children’s blood...

A new wearable sensor designed to monitor the movement of water inside fragile, grass-like plants is turning a subtle biological...

A new research project at the New Jersey Institute of Technology is taking a closer look at a strange but...

For decades, sulfide-bearing wastewater has been treated as a problem to neutralize rather than a resource to recover. That approach...

A postage-stamp-sized platform may be offering scientists one of the most realistic new ways to study human heart valve disease....

Cold-Climate Cities Could Cut Electric Bus Costs by Charging More Slowly Electric buses are often presented as a straightforward route...