Science & Technology
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India’s 2026 Engineering Admissions Show a More Digital, More Specialised Route Into College
The 2026 admission cycle points to a more centralised and technology-focused engineering pathway, with JoSAA rounds, new cyber programmes and…
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The Millisecond Defect Behind the UK Flight Disruption—and the Engineering Lessons for Critical Infrastructure
A preliminary NATS report says a software defect lasting a millisecond triggered a major UK airspace disruption. The episode shows…
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NASA Awards SpaceX Three More Crew Flights to the Space Station
NASA awarded SpaceX three additional crew flights through a contract modification to maintain regular International Space Station transportation.
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NIH Launches $21 Million Program to Model How Hormones Shape Drug Responses Across the Lifespan
NIH is funding computational research into how hormone changes across the lifespan may influence drug response, dosing and toxicity. The…
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EU and EIB Back €30 Million Push for Inhaled mRNA Medicines Against Respiratory Viruses
The European Commission and European Investment Bank have signed a €30 million agreement to support clinical development of inhaled and…
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Anthropic’s AI Misuse Report Warns of a Changing Security Problem—and Its Limits
Anthropic says it disrupted malicious AI use across seven harm areas. Its report is important evidence, but its claims remain…
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Brain-Computer Interface Lets an Avatar Speak and Gesture at the Same Time—But It Is Not a Treatment Yet
A UCSF team decoded attempted speech and gesture into a virtual avatar for people with paralysis. The small, wired proof…
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NASA and IBM Release Open-Source AI Model to Map the Moon
NASA and IBM have released an open-source lunar foundation model trained on millions of image tiles, aiming to help researchers…
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Google’s WeatherNext 3 Pushes AI Forecasting Toward Higher-Resolution, Hourly Data
Google DeepMind says WeatherNext 3 uses live geostationary satellite mosaics and higher-resolution fields to produce hourly forecasts, highlighting both the…
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ISRO’s GSLV-F17 places EOS-05 into transfer orbit, opening a new geosynchronous imaging mission
India’s 19th GSLV flight successfully deployed EOS-05, the country’s first imaging satellite intended to operate from geosynchronous orbit.
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