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Koala Airlines Plans 2026 Launch Despite AOC Questions and Industry Skepticism

Upstart carrier Koala Airlines says it will launch domestic services in late 2026, despite lacking aircraft and questions about its Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC). CEO Bill Astling, who founded the company in

Sonali Tiwaryand

Sunita Somvanshi

August 5, 2025

The green woodpecker (Picus viridis) can be heard particularly frequently in the forest in the mornings from mid-March to April. Photo: David Singer

Artificial Intelligence·Europe·Nature·Science

AI Bird Study Reveals 64% of Surveys Miss Peak Activity Times

Birds in European forests sing at times that don’t match survey guidelines, according to new research. Scientists from the University of Göttingen used artificial intelligence to analyze millions of bird sounds, finding

Karmactive Team

August 5, 2025

Two uniformed sailors in yellow shirts and gloves inspect and sort boxes of canned and packaged food inside a warehouse.

Artificial Intelligence·Disaster

UH Creates AI Dashboard for Food Pantries as 13.5% of US Households Face Food Insecurity

University of Houston researchers are creating an AI-powered dashboard to help food pantries respond faster after disasters like hurricanes. This technology could make a big difference for hungry families when they need

Rahul Somvanshi

August 5, 2025

"With our mapping, we can identify which signaling molecules are most effective against MRSA," says researcher behind new study. Illustration: William Brøns Petersen

Health

Single Dose Cow Bacteria Signal Fights MRSA as Effectively as Daily Antibiotics Without Creating Resistance

Scientists at the University of Copenhagen have discovered that bacteria from cows might offer a powerful new way to treat dangerous MRSA infections. Their research shows that these bacteria can disrupt MRSA’s

Tejal Somvanshi

August 5, 2025

Health·News·UK

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to 41% Higher Lung Cancer Risk, Even After Adjusting for Smoking

A new study has found that people who eat lots of ultra-processed foods might face a higher lung cancer risk. The research, published in the respiratory journal Thorax, shows those consuming the

Tejal Somvanshi

August 4, 2025

Space·Technology

Surrey’s ‘Cosmic Veil’ Enables 23 kW/kg Solar Cells to Survive 20+ Years of Space Radiation

Engineers at the University of Surrey have developed a protective coating that could revolutionize how we power spacecraft. The coating, dubbed a “cosmic veil,” helps next-generation solar cells survive the harsh conditions

Karmactive Team

August 4, 2025

News·Transportation·USA

NYC’s $5.5B Light Rail Project Promises 32-Minute Brooklyn-Queens Commutes Without Manhattan Detour

After nearly three decades of planning, the Interborough Express (IBX) light rail project connecting Brooklyn and Queens has officially entered its design and engineering phase. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the milestone on

Rahul Somvanshi

August 4, 2025

Hikers climbing the steep, wooden railroad-tie steps of the Manitou Incline through a densely forested mountainside.

Nature·Travel

Manitou Incline: 2,768 Steps, 2,000-Foot Climb Requiring Reservations After 70% Overcrowding Reduction

Climbing 2,768 railroad ties in less than a mile means every step fights gravity while testing the delicate balance between human recreation and mountain ecosystem protection. The Manitou Incline near Colorado Springs

Karmactive Staff

August 3, 2025

By connecting the biobatteries in series or parallel, researchers achieved 1 milliwatt of power — among the highest yet for the various designs over the last few years.

Energy·Science

3D-Printed Steel Bacteria Battery Generates 1 Milliwatt, Powers Small Electronics Without Toxic Chemicals

Scientists at Binghamton University have developed a groundbreaking biobattery that uses bacteria and 3D-printed stainless steel to generate electricity without toxic chemicals. The innovation marks a significant leap in sustainable power generation

Sunita Somvanshi

August 2, 2025

Donald J. Trump in a navy suit and bright blue tie pumps his fist while walking on an airport tarmac.

Business·News·Politics·USA

Trump’s 60-Day Pharma Price Ultimatum: CEOs to Match “Most Favored Nation” Drug Rates or Face Sanctions

President Donald Trump sent formal letters to 17 major pharmaceutical companies on July 31, demanding they implement “Most Favored Nation” pricing within 60 days. This action builds on his May 12 executive

Govind Tekale

August 2, 2025