Technology

Healing With Silence: How Inaudible Sound Waves Could Defeat Alzheimer’s and Cancer

Imagine healing the brain and destroying cancer cells using sound—frequencies so high that we can’t hear them. This concept, once thought impossible, is now emerging as a powerful new medical frontier. Researchers are exploring how…

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Eco-Friendly Brakes: Brembo’s New Calipers Are Made from 100% Recycled Aluminum

A Greener Revolution in Braking Brembo, the Italian company renowned for its high-performance braking systems, has taken a bold step toward sustainability by creating a brake caliper made entirely from 100% recycled aluminum. This innovation…

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Hair-Raising Discovery: Sweetener Compound May Revolutionize Hair Loss Therapy

Hair loss affects millions worldwide and has long been a frustrating problem with limited solutions. Treatments like minoxidil or finasteride can help, but they often come with side effects or inconsistent results. Now, scientists are…

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Honeywell’s SURF-A Aims to Cut Runway Collisions by 2026

Honeywell is testing SURF-A, a cockpit alerting system that warns pilots when another aircraft is on or entering their runway. The work runs through Honeywell’s Olathe, Kansas team and recently included a demo flight between…

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Your Toenails Could Reveal Hidden Lung Cancer Risks from Radon

It might sound surprising, but your toenails could hold vital clues about whether you’ve been exposed to radon, an invisible and odorless gas that is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking. Radon…

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Ford’s New Low-Cost EV Platform Targets 2027 in Kentucky

Ford is reworking how it builds electric vehicles. The company unveiled a modular, low-cost EV platform developed by its skunkworks team and slated to launch in 2027 at the Louisville Assembly Plant. The first model…

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Bamboo-Derived Biodegradable Plastic: As Durable as Traditional Plastics

Durable Like Traditional Plastics Scientists have developed a new biodegradable plastic made from bamboo that rivals conventional plastics in strength and durability. Tests show that bamboo-derived plastics can achieve tensile strengths up to 110 MPa…

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Arkansas’s New Timber Center Puts Mass Timber on the Main Stage

Arkansas just gave mass timber a headline act. The Anthony Timberlands Center for Design and Materials Innovation in Fayetteville brings CLT and glulam into a teaching and research building with the scale of an industrial…

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The Rise of Living Machines: Scientists Grow Brain-Powered Computers

Imagine a computer that doesn’t run on silicon chips but on living human brain cells. Scientists have now grown tiny “mini-brains” in the lab that can learn, process information, and even respond to commands—just like…

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Smart Roads Made of Flax Can Now Sense Their Own Cracks

Imagine a future where roads can speak up when they’re damaged — long before cracks and potholes appear. Scientists from Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute have developed a new bio-based smart fabric that allows asphalt roads to…

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