When AI Makes Travel Easier: Technology in Service of an Accessible World
Many journeys involve crossing boundaries. Increasingly, technology is also helping travellers cross other kinds of boundaries: those that can exist…
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A Library Buried by Vesuvius Speaks Again
For almost two thousand years, the Herculaneum scrolls, containing poetry and prose lost to time, seemed to offer one of…
Pope Leo XIV’s Wise Warning for the Age of AI
Tomorrow evening, at the National Gallery in London, an event bringing together an unusual panel of clergy and theologians, writers…
In Search of Life: How Exoplanet Research Has Entered a New Era
Artist’s impression of the exoplanet GJ 504b orbiting around its star. Credit: NASA/Goddard/S. Wiessinger Among all the questions explored by…
World Oceans Day 2026: Strong Marine Protected Areas for Our Blue Planet
On June 8, 2026, World Oceans Day will be celebrated under the theme “Strong Marine Protected Areas for Our Blue…
Can AI Help Us Understand Animal Language? A Leap Forward for Humanity and Animals
Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been known for applications such as self-driving cars and automated writing assistants. However, another equally…
Martin Wikelski, the Man Who Wants to Connect Nature to Space
Among the 33 individuals honored in 2026 by National Geographic for their contributions to our understanding of the planet, Martin…
Artemis II – A Successful Mission Marked by Achievements and Future Promise
More than a week after its return to Earth, Artemis II stands as a clear success. Beyond its technological achievements,…
Desalination: The Innovations Transforming Our Most Vital Resource
“Food grows where water flows. And with this water comes peace, prosperity, and hope” Sujan Sarkar In early 2026, off…
Artificial Intelligence Helps Detect Brain Lesions Causing Childhood Epilepsy
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to grow and raise questions about its future uses, a new AI tool is giving…