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MIT Technology Review

  1. 1“We were looking at it wrong”: The explosive claim that’s upended the AI world
  2. 2Don’t be fooled by this summer of AI hype
  3. 3An AI “mind-reading” tool can reconstruct what you’re looking at from a brain scan
  4. 4Young organs may not be a fountain of youth for recipients
  5. 5We’re still figuring out the side effects of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs
  6. 6The US spent billions on border surveillance. Why can’t it catch people before they die?
  7. 7What OpenAI’s latest controversy tells us about the future of math
  8. 8Batteries just broke another record in the US
  9. 9Weight-loss drugs show signs of slowing biological aging, say drugmakers
  10. 10Could AI really kill us all? Your questions, answered.
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Science

  1. 1Milestone cancer vaccine success leaves hard questions unanswered
  2. 2Wind turbines kill ‘shocking’ number of bats each year
  3. 3These spiders sleep like humans. But do they dream?
  4. 4Stash of hundreds of human teeth reveal surprising Maya burial practice
  5. 5The first dinos that only ate fruit munched like parrots
  6. 6Kennedy to select MAHA-aligned researcher to head mental health institute, overruling NIH director
  7. 7Flickering signals in monkey brains hint at how we become conscious of what we see
  8. 8Europe’s summer heat wave killed more than 50,000 people in urban areas
  9. 9First human death linked to recently discovered livestock virus in Europe
  10. 10Meet the former FBI agent behind NIH’s targeting of Chinese scientists

STAT

  1. 1STAT+: Nonprofit Bon Secours Mercy Health strikes $5.7 billion deal for surgery center chain
  2. 2STAT+: HHS relaxes security, transparency rules for health record software used by hospitals
  3. 3STAT+: House lawmaker probes PBMs for ‘punitive’ audits of independent pharmacies
  4. 4STAT+: GSK sees its return to cancer start to pay off
  5. 5STAT+: Merck ADC drug cut risk of death by one-third in advanced endometrial cancer
  6. 6STAT+: Rising premiums, a sad Medicaid gathering, and a new fraud crackdown
  7. 7STAT+: Incyte pancreatic cancer medicine induces lasting tumor responses, company says at ESMO
  8. 8STAT+: Five biotech updates to read after ESMO this weekend
  9. 9STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about a Roche lung cancer drug, a Bristol CAR-T trial death, and more
  10. 10A virus that afflicts cows makes the jump to a human
  11. 11The 4 stages of women’s heart health: New framework for doctors and patients
  12. 12STAT+: Moderna CEO on what’s next after success in cancer vaccine
  13. 13STAT+: NIH’s new vaccine injury center has broad goals beyond RFK Jr.’s focus on shots
  14. 14Opinion: How bad is healthy supposed to feel?
  15. 15Opinion: Could long-term AI use lead to isolation? We need to find out — but researchers need better access to data
  16. 16STAT+: At ESMO, AstraZeneca’s cancer pursuits get a showcase
  17. 17STAT+: After a cancer vaccine’s first success, the race is on to expand the impact
  18. 18STAT+: The ESMO presentation everyone’s been waiting for
  19. 19Opinion: Christina Applegate puts a face on one of the most consequential challenges in neurology
  20. 20Opinion: STAT readers on Elizabeth Holmes, cancer screening, and more

Popular Science

  1. 1Parents of premature newborns can have more skin-to-skin contact with new device
  2. 2Read censored texts from around the world at this Minecraft library
  3. 3The 2026 Mama Bear Award goes to a black bear with a mullet
  4. 4Earth’s first fully-marine amphibian stalked the seafloor with a chunky, bony body
  5. 5Family finds World War II grenade in grandfather’s basement
  6. 6Celebrate the flavors of fall with three spicy recipes
  7. 7In 1934, a doctor brought a dog back to life. He tried to do the same with humans.
  8. 86 stellar images of the early universe
  9. 923 dazzling panoramic images from the 2026 Epson International Pano Awards
  10. 10Why do dead bodies move and make noise?
  11. 116 ways bats are surprisingly human
  12. 12Why volunteers are gluing seeds to clam shells in Connecticut
  13. 13How to turn your smartphone into a mobile video editing suite
  14. 14This beginner-friendly stock picker uses ChatGPT to help you select winning stocks
  15. 1512 striking images from European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026
  16. 16The 5-Second Rule is scientifically false
  17. 17Play ‘Doom’ on this tiny, uterus-shaped period tracker
  18. 18Psychologist found the first corporate psychopath—a 17th century Dutch mutineer
  19. 19World’s largest wildlife crossing nears completion in California
  20. 20At Scotland’s ancient Cladh Hallan, homes were full of human bones

New Atlas

  1. 1Sneaky telescoping capsule camper triples into 8-person vacation cabin
  2. 2Teenage Engineering's portable amp cranks out cool guitar & mic effects
  3. 3Sigma launches world's smallest full-frame mirrorless camera... again
  4. 4$10k EV hatch packs in 5-minute flash charging
  5. 5Landmark melanoma vaccine cuts deaths in landmark trial
  6. 6Honda's new 4-cylinder sport bike unleashes a screaming 70 hp
  7. 7Single photo predicts your chances of surviving cancer treatment
  8. 8Huge 10-person air tent effortlessly goes from duffel to domicile
  9. 9Hazmat suit coating neutralizes nerve agents
  10. 10Yukon tiny house brings mountain lodge charm to tiny living on wheels
  11. 11Space-age manna: USAF & SpaceX drop survival kit from orbit
  12. 12Finger-controlled robo beetle sports artificial muscles & two-way feedback
  13. 13Inside Oilstainlab's quest to build a supercar on its own terms
  14. 14Subaquatic robot leverages biomimetics for natural movement
  15. 15First Drive: 2027 Volkswagen Atlas ups its game
  16. 16Human composting becomes legal as garden-variety burial demand surges
  17. 17Cottage-like tiny house trades portability for light-filled comfort
  18. 18Solar-powered 'leaf' generates hydrogen while purifying seawater
  19. 19Mercedes-AMG GT SUV looks to outsprint its electric rivals
  20. 20BAE brings multi-shot laser-precision missiles to quadcopter interceptors

Harvard Gazette

  1. 1Why American electorate isn’t holding up its end on keeping informed
  2. 2Hannah and the Janes
  3. 3Parting words from a scholar who stepped up
  4. 4Time to leave?
  5. 5‘The bulk of the benefit and the threat is actually humans.’
  6. 6What Paul Farmer and Joan Kleinman taught Arthur Kleinman about wisdom
  7. 7Selective nostalgia
  8. 8Who should take GLP-1s?
  9. 9Should parents be wary of Silicon Valley’s influence in schools?
  10. 10Your neighbor’s no Bezos, but he might be ‘stealthy wealthy’
  11. 11Rowin’ in the rain
  12. 12The idea of a university
  13. 13Is it already too late to reduce catastrophic AI risk?
  14. 14Making music is magic. Understanding it is even better.
  15. 15How to know if you’re wrong
  16. 16Designing for world in flux
  17. 17Writing a novel? Just like being a fashion designer.
  18. 18‘Our focus has been on resiliency.’
  19. 19‘I don’t know if this is going to turn out well.’
  20. 20How can a book make you cry?

Yale News

  1. 1Map of Life: More progress needed to safeguard global biodiversity, new report finds
  2. 2Improving the study of living human lung tissue
  3. 3How are medical residents using AI?
  4. 4‘Access to Law School Program’ taps into community
  5. 5Unlocking climate solutions through carbon markets
  6. 6Researchers reveal secrets of mysterious magnetic material
  7. 7Master gamelan tuner keeps Yale connected to a centuries-old musical tradition
  8. 8Hundreds of students join Discover Yale Library; Emma Holter ’30 wins private study room
  9. 9Raskin named Goizueta Foundation Professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering
  10. 10New study reveals how egg quality declines with reproductive age

Cornell Chronicle

  1. 1Weill Cornell receives $8.2M grant to test novel male contraceptive pill
  2. 2New program enhances Cornell-Israel academic collaboration
  3. 3NYC entrepreneurship conference features leaders in cybersecurity, jewelry, health
  4. 4Global food, ag innovators to compete for $3M at Grow-NY Summit
  5. 5Society for the Humanities Fellows to Explore 'Survival' at Fall Conference
  6. 6Achievement awards honor postdoctoral researchers and faculty mentors
  7. 7Winter Session 2027 registration is now open
  8. 8Shakespeare’s 'Twelfth Night' at Cornell: Mad Love, Mad Music
  9. 9John McWhorter to consider ‘Is America a Failed Experiment?’
  10. 10State of the University: ‘The challenges that we must rise to meet’
  11. 11Events celebrate history of languages throughout America
  12. 12Pulling strings: New method maps exoplanet’s true shape
  13. 13Speak up or keep it to yourself? Advice from a social psychologist
  14. 14Sociologist alumna who studies climate change wins MacArthur Fellowship
  15. 15Soprano Dawn Upshaw visits campus as A.D. White Professor-at-Large
  16. 16Y Combinator founder Paul Graham ’86 to talk startups Oct. 28
  17. 17‘Rooted in Reciprocity’: Indigenous students share stories of how plants fuel connection
  18. 18‘Medicines that feed us’ promote healing in a toxic world
  19. 19Cornell mathematicians win grants to ensure AI safety, research integrity
  20. 20Exhibit weaves together clothing, work and the environment
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