Apple is working on a live translation feature for AirPods to be released with iOS 19, competing with Google's Pixel Buds which had a similar feature since 2017.

Research suggests that 40Hz gamma frequency stimulation may be beneficial for brain health and could potentially treat Alzheimer's disease, with positive outcomes observed in initial animal and human studies.

Researchers at ORNL and Hungary study the drought-resilient Never Never plant to improve crop resistance, using neutron scattering to analyze the plant's water conservation mechanisms.

California boosts wildfire recovery efforts in LA, partnering with NASA's JPL to monitor air and water quality post-fire, with new tech and data analysis.

UTEP researchers have developed a blood-based device for early colorectal cancer detection, using a biomarker to potentially enable home use and mass production.

Researchers at Washington State University are conducting a six-year study on the benefits of biochar and hemp in agriculture, funded by a $5 million DOE grant, to improve soil health and crop yields.

GSU researchers use DOE's Summit supercomputer to advance understanding of DNA repair, focusing on the nucleotide excision repair process, which may help combat diseases like cancer.

Griffith Park Observatory plans to livestream a total lunar eclipse, visible without specialized equipment, with the next similar event not until 2026.

'UnDisciplined,' the science-focused radio show and podcast from Utah Public Radio, celebrated its 300th episode while maintaining a commitment to accessible, diverse scientific content.

MIT graduates founded Charge Robotics to automate solar farm assembly, significantly cutting costs and time. Their portable factory system could revolutionize the industry.

Minneapolis will begin construction of a biochar facility, transforming wood waste into biochar and reducing CO2 emissions, in a sustainability partnership with Xcel Energy.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center is using AI to advance antibody therapy discovery, with a $30 million grant from ARPA-H to create an antibody-antigen atlas and develop AI algorithms for identifying therapeutic antibodies.

Katie Krebs from the School of Veterinary Medicine advises pet owners on recognizing serious health symptoms in dogs and cats that require immediate veterinary attention.