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Illustration of foveal vs peripheral resolution showing higher ppd at the center and faster chroma falloff toward the edges.

Why 60 PPD Isn’t Enough for AR/VR (New Benchmarks up to 94 PPD)

October 27, 2025 No Comments

Scuba diver swimming through clear blue water near coral reef under sunlight rays.

Aqualung Aquasense: The Smart Dive Regulator Revolutionizing Underwater Breathing

October 23, 2025 No Comments

AI robot wearing a broken mask to symbolize deception in artificial intelligence.

AI Deception: The Lie We Can’t Contain

October 22, 2025 No Comments

Clinicians and data scientists collaborating in a hospital command center with AI dashboards tracking safety, equity, and outcomes.

AI, Health, and Health Care: Insights from the JAMA Summit on Artificial Intelligence

October 21, 2025 No Comments

Cross-section of a gradient aramid aerogel fiber with fine pores outside and larger pores inside.

Gradient Aerogel Fibers: How a “Fluffy-Core, Fine-Skin” Design Crushes Heat and Stays Tough

October 17, 2025 No Comments

Rewritable polymer film and piezo array generating dynamic acoustic ripple patterns on water.

Acoustic Holograms Go Dynamic: A Programmable Polymer Makes “Sound Movies” at 50,000 fps

October 15, 2025 No Comments

Colored droplets autonomously sliding through a transparent 3D-printed microfluidic chip with slippery channels.

3D-Printed “Slippery” Architectures That Steer Liquids Like Magic (But With Physics)

October 14, 2025 No Comments

AI project management assistant analyzing timelines and resources on holographic dashboards

AI Is Taking Over Project Management — Here’s How It’s Changing Everything

October 10, 2025 No Comments

AI system automating invoices in a futuristic Tokyo office.

LayerX Raises $100 Million to Reinvent Japan’s Back-Office with AI Automation

October 9, 2025 No Comments

Biaxially strained MoSSe nanoshells exposing molybdenum sites that anchor sulfur species in a Li–S pouch cell.

High-Dimensional Strain Supercharges Lithium–Sulfur Batteries (and Why It Matters)

October 8, 2025 No Comments

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Eye-tracking heatmap showing focus on scene-critical objects rather than bright regions

Your Eyes Aren’t Random: Scientists Discover We Look to Understand, Not Just Notice

Autonomous vehicle tracking view showing objects with bounding boxes, including an occluded object marked as potentially matched.

Ising Machines Meet Self-Driving Tech: A New Way to Track Cars and People When They Vanish Behind Stuff

Illustration of axially aligned iron and cobalt atoms boosting oxygen reactions in a zinc-air battery catalyst.

Scientists Engineer Atomic “Power Couples” That Supercharge Zinc-Air Batteries

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