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Innovation where it matters: human well-being, machines, and the planet. This section focuses on applied science and engineering breakthroughs, medical revolutions, AI frontiers, and emerging tech that reshapes how we live and heal.
What happens when creativity emerges from gears and springs and challenges beliefs about intelligence and human uniqueness?
Can personalised AI dosing prevent dangerous bleeding events and make warfarin therapy safer for millions?
Can sewage help feed the world? New research shows phosphorus can be safely and sustainably recovered from sludge without harmful contaminants.
How will African countries protect data and sovereignty as AI expands and global powers shape the rules?
Can a tiny gold-coated particle detect the chemical whispers of cancer cells and reveal their stress signals in real time?
Why do so many cancer patients miss support to quit smoking? Doctors and nurses reveal what stops them and how training can close the gap.
A new analysis of YouTube’s allergy videos exposes how convenience and charisma often outweigh science and why doctors must reclaim the digital conversation.
Can VR help children feel calmer before an MRI, or do the studies reveal mixed results that point to a more complex story about anxiety and technology?
Can artificial intelligence outsmart traditional algorithms? Meet the method giving robots the power to navigate instantly.
Can data-driven pricing ever be fair if it makes consumers feel spied on or unequal? Discover what new research reveals about ethics in digital markets.
Can virtual customers help students analyse real feedback? Discover how AIRSim brings AI-driven feedback simulation into hospitality education.
A reactor using light and sound could break down antibiotics in wastewater. Could this be our frontline against antimicrobial...
Can artificial intelligence outsmart traditional algorithms? Meet the method giving robots the power to navigate instantly.
A new bioinformatics tool transforms proteogenomics by exposing false positives. Will this reshape how medicine targets Alzheimer’s and cancer?
