Research in 2015 revealed snail teeth are stronger than spider silk, challenging previous assumptions about natural materials’ strength.
Snails’ teeth beats spider silk as nature’s strongest material (2015)
AI-generated videos to maximally drive a target brain region
Researchers develop AI-generated videos that can target and activate specific brain areas, raising ethical and scientific questions.
Girls just wanna have fast MPMC queues with bounded waiting
A new multi-party multi-channel queue system promises faster service with bounded wait times, addressing long-standing congestion issues for female customers in busy venues.
A Possible Future For Damn Interesting
Discussions are underway about the future of the popular science and curiosity website Damn Interesting, but no official plans have been confirmed yet.
SimPolitics: America’s quest to solve politics with computers
Research explores using simulations and AI to reform US politics, raising questions about feasibility, ethics, and impact on governance.
Will The Lowest Temperature In Shanghai Be 29°C On July 12?
Uncertainty surrounds whether Shanghai’s lowest temperature will hit 29°C on July 12, with market predictions and weather forecasts providing conflicting signals.
No leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2026
International timekeeping authorities have confirmed that no leap second will be added at the end of December 2026, marking a shift in how time adjustments are managed.
14 Best Science Reference Posters in 2026
Discover the top science reference posters for classrooms and study spaces in 2026. Find the best overall, value, and specialized options to enhance science learning.
Spider Venom Kills Varroa Mites Without Harming Honeybees
Researchers have discovered that spider venom can kill varroa mites selectively, offering a potential new method for bee colony protection without harming bees.
Girls Just Wanna Have Fast MPMC Queues With Bounded Waiting
New initiative aims to improve multi-product multi-channel queues for women, focusing on reducing wait times with bounded delays. Details still emerging.
