SUBSCRIBE
LOG IN
HOME
SCIENCE
Biology
Environment
Physics
Space
View all SCIENCE news
Biology
Environment
Physics
Space
View all SCIENCE news
TECH
AI and Humanoids
Architecture
Consumer Tech
Energy
Manufacturing
Materials
Military
Robotics
Deals
View all TECHNOLOGY news
AI and Humanoids
Architecture
Consumer Tech
Energy
Manufacturing
Materials
Military
Robotics
Deals
View all TECHNOLOGY news
TRANSPORT
Aircraft
Automotive
Bicycles
Marine
Motorcycles
Urban Transport
View all TRANSPORT news
Aircraft
Automotive
Bicycles
Marine
Motorcycles
Urban Transport
View all TRANSPORT news
OUTDOOR
Campers & Adventure Vehicles
Gear & Tools
Outdoor Toys
Tiny Houses
View all OUTDOOR news
Campers & Adventure Vehicles
Gear & Tools
Outdoor Toys
Tiny Houses
View all OUTDOOR news
BODY & MIND
Medical Innovations
Wellness and Healthy Living
Illnesses and conditions
Brain Health
Medical Innovations
Wellness and Healthy Living
Illnesses and conditions
Brain Health
© 2026 New Atlas
Menu
HOME
SCIENCE
Biology
Environment
Physics
Space
View all SCIENCE news
TECH
AI and Humanoids
Architecture
Consumer Tech
Energy
Manufacturing
Materials
Military
Robotics
Deals
View all TECHNOLOGY news
TRANSPORT
Aircraft
Automotive
Bicycles
Marine
Motorcycles
Urban Transport
View all TRANSPORT news
OUTDOOR
Campers & Adventure Vehicles
Gear & Tools
Outdoor Toys
Tiny Houses
View all OUTDOOR news
BODY & MIND
Medical Innovations
Wellness and Healthy Living
Illnesses and conditions
Brain Health
SUBSCRIBE
LOG IN
Show Search
Search Query
Submit Search
TECH
TRANSPORT
SCIENCE
HEALTH
OUTDOOR
SUBSCRIBE
HOME
Search results for
Search Query
Search
There are
77,085
results that match your search.
77,085 results
Sort by
Relevance
Newest
Oldest
Body and Mind
Converting brain immune cells into neurons aids post-stroke recovery
Researchers have converted brain immune cells into neurons, replacing damaged ones and restoring function to stroke-affected mice. If the same results can be achieved in human cells, it opens the door to a potential treatment for stroke.
Cancer
Study takes a major step towards disease-fighting microbiome therapies
With more than 1,000 bacterial species, the gut microbiome is an untapped resource of disease-fighting power. Now, scientists have found a way to rank crucial members of this 'microscopic multicultural community', which has massive medical potential.
Materials
Material made of live glowing algae could be used in stress sensors
Whether they're in machines, buildings or aircraft, it's always helpful to know if components are undergoing mechanical stress. A new material could quickly and easily let inspection personnel know, utilizing integrated glowing algae.
Deals
Master a new language & save $449 off a Babbel lifetime subscription
Learn a new language (or 14!) with a lifetime subscription to the Babbel Language Learning App (All Languages) for only $149.97 (Reg. $599) and save $449 when you buy by 11:59 PM on 10/23.
Science
Lava studies suggest Earth's core is leaking
Scientists from Caltech and WHOI have found evidence that Earth’s core is leaking. High levels of a particular isotope of helium were found in lava flows in Canada, which the team proposes originated in the planet’s core.
Around The Home
369Sonic brings ultrasonic cutting tech to kitchen knives
For some time now, industrial ultrasonic knives have been utilized for precision cutting tasks in places like laboratories and factories. The 369Sonic, however, is claimed to be the first such device designed specifically for use in home kitchens.
Diabetes
Implanting insulin-producing cells into the eye could help treat diabetes
Swedish scientists have demonstrated a new potential way to manage diabetes, one of the most pressing health problems of our time. It turns out the eye might be a useful place to implant insulin-producing cells to control blood sugar levels.
Drones
Amphibious drone tackles rough terrain on land or 50 feet underwater
While underwater ROVs (remotely operated vehicles) can be quite useful, there are some tasks that require action to be taken both underwater and on the land. That's exactly where the amphibious Onyx Unmanned Ground Vehicle is designed to come in.
Space
Gorgeous video imagines doomed Soviet-era hydrofoiling shuttle launch
The Alexeyev/Sukhoi Albatros launch system, proposed in 1974, would have launched a Soviet space shuttle on the back of a carrier spaceplane, launched off the back of a hydrofoiling barge. It never happened, but here's what it would've looked like.
Mobile Technology
PocketBook ups color resolution for InkPad Color 3 e-reader
Back in 2021, Swiss e-reader manufacturer PocketBook was among the first to release a device built around E Ink's Kaleido Plus color technology. Now the company has updated the InkPad Color with a higher-resolution color E Ink screen.
Home Entertainment
Triple-laser 4K UST projector throws big-screen visuals from inches away
Chinese projector maker Vankyo is dipping into the world of high-end models with the launch of an ultra-short-throw 4K Laser TV called the Vista T4, which offers "a remarkable cinematic experience in terms of brightness, color accuracy, and contrast."
Science
Magnetic ‘workout mat’ helps muscle cells grow & work together
Researchers have created a magnet-containing 'workout mat' that simulates the mechanical forces exerted on muscle cells during exercise. It may assist in testing treatments for people with muscle injuries and neuromuscular diseases.
Previous
687 of 6,424
Next