MIT researchers developed a method to adjust the electronic properties of Weyl semimetals with precision, potentially benefiting quantum computing and superconductivity.

The U.S. Justice Department targets "Brain," the alleged creator of Radar ransomware, seizing websites used by the group in an international effort involving the FBI and European authorities.

Waymo has begun testing its driverless cars on San Francisco freeways, potentially leading to a broader commercial rollout of autonomous vehicle services.

MIT chemists have devised a new method to synthesize complex plant-derived molecules for potential pharmaceutical use.

Seattle City Light spotlights Valli Dorai, a Senior Applications Developer, and her role in managing the utility's Asset Suite software, reflecting on her personal interests and work-life balance.

Franklin County Public Health will spray for mosquitoes in Dublin on August 12 to combat West Nile Virus after local tests confirmed mosquito specimens with the disease.

The City of Mankato is enhancing its website's accessibility for users with disabilities by integrating AudioEye, a platform that offers tools like voice commands and screen reader optimization.

MIT researchers have developed a new tool for assessing the environmental impact of US road infrastructure, which could reduce emissions by optimizing material choices and maintenance strategies.

Residents express concerns over the increased power and freshwater demands due to xAI supercomputer in Memphis. Officials discussed infrastructure and environmental impacts at a community meeting.

The Department of Energy's National School on Neutron and X-ray Scattering concluded its 26th session, providing hands-on learning for selected graduate students in physical sciences.

Benjamin Manard of ORNL has been awarded the 2024 Lester W. Strock Award from the Society of Applied Spectroscopy for his contributions to analytical atomic spectrochemistry.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory won 14 R&D 100 awards for innovations, including a wireless charging technology for electric vehicles, highlighting its role in scientific advancement.

MIT spinout Sublime Systems creates a sustainable cement alternative, using electrochemistry to reduce CO2 emissions. Their product matches traditional cement strength and was used in Boston's largest net-zero commercial building.