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Denmark’s Gefion AI supercomputer, powered by 1,528 NVIDIA GPUs, advances quantum research, climate prediction, and biotech innovation. See how this hybrid system drives breakthroughs and the green tr

MIT engineers shatter CO₂ conversion records! New copper-wire electrode design amplifies ethylene production efficiency 10x, pushing closer to the industry's $1,000/ton target. See the breakthrough so

AI-powered bioacoustics identifies 34 species from soundwaves in tropical forests, offering a breakthrough for biodiversity tracking with high precision, even in dense habitats or underwater.

The Natilus Horizon’s revolutionary design aims to cut carbon emissions by 50%, reduce fuel usage by 30%, and offer 40% more cabin space. See what this could mean for the future of

A coral larger than a blue whale and visible from space? Found in Solomon Islands, this 111-foot marine wonder is 300 years old and thriving, defying climate change. Learn what makes it

Biden approves a controversial 490-acre land swap for a 19-mile road through Alaska’s Izembek Wildlife Refuge. What does this mean for wildlife and local communities? Public outcry rises as key stats

Volvo teams with Dassault Systèmes' 3DEXPERIENCE to accelerate EV development, promising faster, smarter engineering and seamless global collaboration. What unique features does this partnership bring

Canada’s first human H5 avian flu case emerges as a B.C. teen tests positive. With 22 farms affected, health officials monitor spread and provide guidance on flu safety and prevention.

Uncover the secrets behind 1,000-year-old starfish remains found at Tula, Mexico, linking Toltec cosmology and ancient Pacific trade routes through intricate cosmic arrangements.

An eastern mountain bongo calf is born at Woburn Safari Park—the first in over a decade! With fewer than 100 left worldwide, this rare birth marks a significant win for endangered species