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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.
Why are people so fascinated by ChatGPT? Explore how cultural imagination and public dialogue shape the social meaning of artificial intelligence.
Can ordinary wood provide safe water at just 30 cents per month? Can this natural filter rival high-tech systems in tackling microbes and plastics?
How did one of the world’s safest planes crash in 90 seconds? A closer look at the science, sensors, and split-second decisions behind.
Can this new mass spectrometer revolutionise our understanding of complex biomolecules? A Taiwanese lab may have just reshaped molecular science.
Could sewage and alum sludge hold the answer to safer fertilisers? Learn how new methods are recovering phosphorus without harmful heavy metals.
AI-driven leadership is redefining influence where data meets empathy, and technology empowers smarter, more human decisions in modern organisations.
What happens when science meets social vision? A new material from IIT Kharagpur is turning lab research into safe water for schools and villages in India.
Scientists test boron-doped diamond to zap medicines in rivers. Could this futuristic material protect ecosystems and human health worldwide?
What happens when farmers irrigate with toxic water? See how scientists are using microbial solutions to reduce harm and improve crop health.
From nanomaterials to natural minerals, what role do catalysts play in building industries with a smaller environmental footprint?
After nine months in space due to Boeing’s Starliner failure, how did NASA’s partnership with SpaceX rewrite the future...
Why do heritage artisans remain economically vulnerable? The Toda embroidery tradition reveals how culture, markets and livelihoods intersect.
A new study questions whether Earth has crossed a critical extinction threshold or if the scientific support has been...
