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Room Temperature for Sleep: How Your Bedroom Sets Your Night
Oct 12
Your bedroom temperature steers how fast you fall asleep and how deep you sleep: cool rooms around 18 to 20°C beat warm ones every…
GPU Compute Futures: When AI Chips Become a Market
Oct 12
Cash-settled futures on Nvidia-class GPU rentals are arriving on major exchanges — turning AI compute into something traders can hedge like oil.
Juang Language Survival: Documenting Oral Knowledge in Odisha
Oct 12
Kshetrabasi Juanga on filming Juang traditions for the next generation — and why he compares Indigenous languages to grass pushing through a cracked road.
2026 Economics Nobel, Explained: Boom and Bust Cycles
Oct 12
Two Americans won the 2026 economics Nobel for explaining boom-bust cycles from the bottom up: how our expectations about tomorrow shape the economy today.
Nobel Prizes Week: This Week in Science (Oct 5-11, 2026)
Oct 11
All three Nobel science prizes, the most distant radio burst ever, Webb's weather on a failed star, a blood proteome atlas, and the peanut…
Horseshoe Crab Blood: A 450-Million-Year Blue Story
Oct 11
Horseshoe crabs are not crabs at all: their copper-blue blood has guarded drug safety for decades, and a lab-made alternative has just won official…
From Participation to Action: What WikiWomen+ Summit 2026 Meant for Sana Sabir
Oct 11
Sana Sabir looks back on the WikiWomen+ Summit 2026: the women she met, new ideas about AI and knowledge gaps, and the workshops she…
Belize After the Rebound: Can Recovery Become Long-Term Growth?
Oct 11
Belize posted one of the region’s strongest post-pandemic recoveries. Turning it into long-term growth will take productivity, finance, skills and opportunities for women.
Exoplanet Weather: Webb Watches Clouds Shift on a Distant World
Oct 10
Webb watched water clouds thicken and thin on WISE 0855, the coldest known brown dwarf: the first weather report from beyond our solar system.
Neuroticism and the Pandemic: Why Some Minds Struggled More
Oct 10
People high in neuroticism suffered larger, longer-lasting anxiety and depression through the pandemic, a 4,030-person US study finds.
Giant Isopod: The 32-Centimetre ‘Roly Poly’ in a Museum Drawer
Oct 9
A 32-centimetre giant isopod sat unrecognized in a German museum drawer for decades. Scientists just named it Bathynomus tuebingoborikensis.
Fast Radio Bursts, Explained: The Farthest Signal Ever Caught
Oct 9
A millisecond flash of radio waves from 10 billion years ago is the most distant fast radio burst ever seen, and it lit up…
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