AI in Science & Research
Climate, physics, chemistry and space science AI applications
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The Evolutionary Bet Hidden Inside Extra Chromosome Sets
Evolution sometimes doubles the entire genome. That move can inject genetic novelty into an organism in a single generation, creating…
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Anthropic Brings Claude and Other AI Models Into Physical Equipment
Anthropic is moving its artificial intelligence work beyond screens and software with a new framework for connecting language models to…
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Spiderwebs Turn Invisible DNA Into a New Biodiversity Tool
Spiderwebs may offer biologists a simple way to measure the living world around us. Their sticky threads collect traces of…
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Three Practical Engines Reshaping Modern Scientific Workflows
Scientific work is gaining new momentum from tools that make complex experiments easier to analyze, repeat, and customize. A LabPlot…
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Hibernating Mice Lose Synapses but Keep Their Memories
A hibernation-like state can erase more than half of a mouse’s synapses, yet the animals still retain their memories. When…
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AI Verifies the Closest Prime-Gap Result Yet
AI has checked the 246 theorem. Axiom Math used its AxiomProver system to automatically verify a proof relating to prime…
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Claude Pushes AI Protein Design Into a New Phase
Claude is moving beyond answers and into protein design. Anthropic says its models ran design campaigns on their own, producing…
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Underground Hydrogen Draws Billions and Hard Questions
Hydrogen is hiding underground. Researchers and companies are now searching for natural hydrogen across several continents, hoping Earth can supply…
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The Missing Leap Before AI Can Improve AI
AI can run experiments, search research papers, write code, and solve the engineering problems behind new AI systems. But when…
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Underground Hydrogen Moves From Geological Mystery Toward Energy Prospect
Deep beneath Earth’s surface, hydrogen may be moving through rocks in quantities far beyond what current projects produce. Researchers have…
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