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A botched safety test on April 26, 1986 triggered two steam explosions that blew the roof off the reactor building and forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate.
Elon Musk said in early April the next test flight was four to six weeks away, pointing to a mid-May window at the latest.
Scientists at Kiel University found for the first time that plastid DNA from algae has been detected inside an animal's reproductive cells.
University of Nebraska researchers used a dual-delivery method combining injections and nasal doses to generate immunity in dairy calves as young as one week old.
The Canadian company's SeaPower batteries and synthetic aperture sonar technology are headed to unnamed naval customers.
The partnership aims to cut the time required to verify complex AI chip designs, a bottleneck that has slowed semiconductor development.
The Chinese AI lab unveiled its latest models as the Trump administration moved to restrict Chinese firms from accessing U.S. artificial intelligence systems.
The platform will retire its subreddit-style groups on May 30 and replace them with group chats through its new XChat app.
A two-step growth factor treatment coaxed mammalian tissue to form blastema-like structures normally seen only in regenerating species like salamanders.
The new Tuberculosis Innovation and Technology Fund aims to accelerate research and treatment development for a disease that kills more people annually than any other infection.
The feature, called the meme remixer, is on by default and lets any viewer generate AI images from a creator's content, including their face and voice.
A Fritz Haber Institute team used electron microscopy to observe the copper-zinc catalyst restructuring itself during the actual reaction, solving a puzzle that has lingered since the 1960s.
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