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Cuba Develops Alternative Treatment for Childhood Cancer

The project seeks to allocate more precise chemotherapy without requiring additional equipment investments. Researchers at the Cuban Jose Manuel Ballester Institute of Hematology and Immunology (IHI), led by Gustavo Barroso, developed an alternative to unavailable technologies that allows for precise ‘risk stratification’ in childhood cancer. RELATED: Cuba and Bolivia Sign Nuclear Medicine Collaboration Agreement to […]

X’s Algorithm Steers Users Toward Conservative Views

Political shift persists even after users return to chronological feed. On Wednesday, the journal Nature published a study showing that activating the “For You” algorithm on X leads users toward more conservative political views. RELATED: Why Trump’s Feud With Musk Couldn’t Break America’s SpaceX Dependence? The study was conducted by scientists from Italy, Switzerland and […]

Mexico to Produce Messenger RNA Vaccines

The mRNA technology would address various diseases and strengthen the Mexico Plan. On Monday, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced an agreement between the Health Secretary, Biological and Reagent Laboratories of Mexico (Birmex), Liomont, and Moderna to produce messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines in Mexico. RELATED: Mexican Activists Propose Law to Legalize Euthanasia The agreement not only […]

Security Concerns Mount as Autonomous AI Agents Gain Traction

Interest surged after OpenClaw launched Moltbook, a social platform designed exclusively for AI bots. Autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agents are rapidly gaining traction in the tech world, drawing global attention and intensifying concerns over security, governance and misuse. RELATED: Brazil to Debate Rise of AI Ahead of Presidential Elections Interest surged after OpenClaw launched Moltbook […]

Climate Warming Patterns Differ Sharply Across U.S. States

UC3M-UNIZAR research shows 41 states are warming, but regional temperature shifts vary widely. On Friday, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) and the University of Zaragoza (UNIZAR) released a study showing that climate warming patterns vary across 48 U.S. states. RELATED: Heat Waves to Affect 20% of EU Cattle’s Productivity by 2050 The research shows […]

NASA Halts Practice Countdown of Moon Mission Due to Hydrogen Leakage

The agency targets March for the launch of Artemis II, shifting away from the February launch window. On Tuesday, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said it concluded a wet dress rehearsal for the Artemis II crewed lunar mission, with the countdown halted due to a liquid hydrogen leak. RELATED: NASA Data Reveal Lumpy […]

China Extracts Lithium From Salt Lakes

This breakthrough provides a model for greener, smarter, and larger-scale operations. On Thrusday, the People’s Daily reported that China has achieved a major industrial breakthrough in extracting lithium, a critical metal for electric vehicle batteries, by launching the world’s first 20,000-tonne production line that uses novel technology to extract lithium from salt lake brine. RELATED: […]

Mexican Supercomputer Tech is Concentrated in the Academic Sector

This technology is applied in quantum chemistry, pharmacology, marine science, and climate studies. In Mexico, supercomputer technology is concentrated in the public academic sector, with between 10 and 12 high-performance computing centers distributed among universities and national research centers. RELATED: Mexico To Build Its First Supercomputer Lukas Nellen Filla, a researcher at the Institute of […]

Russian Scientists Build 1st Domestic Quantum Computer With 7-Level Qubits

The new technology makes the system equal in power to a 72-qubit quantum processor. On Monday, the Russian Quantum Center (RQC) confirmed that Russian scientists have created the country’s first ion-based quantum computer using a new type of quantum unit that works with seven energy levels. RELATED: Russia Condemns U.S. Actions Toward Venezuela The new […]

Russia to Build Lunar Power Station by 2036

Authorities also informed that LMS-901 light multipurpose aircraft completed its first test flight. On Wednesday, space corporation Roscosmos said that Russia plans to build a lunar power station by 2036 as part of its long-term lunar exploration program. RELATED: New Channel Broadcasts the Earth Live from Space The state-owned corporation signed a government contract with […]

Macron Seeks Law to Ban Social Media Access for Children Under 16

The French president backs age-verification system similar to controls on porn sites. On Tuesday, French President Emmanuel Macron said he hopes to have a law in place by early 2026 to ban access to social media for children under 16. RELATED: Mexican Agency Presents Cybersecurity Plan He cited Australia’s model, which has banned social media […]

China Unveils Its Mothership Drone ‘Jiutian’

This fixed-wing plane has a ferry range of 7,000 kilometers. On Thursday morning, the Jiutian large unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) took its inaugural flight in Shaanxi Province. This fixed-wing plane was designed by the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), with a wingspan of 25 meters, a maximum takeoff weight of 16 tonnes and a […]

Canada To Recruit World-Leading Researchers

Among the priority areas are artificial intelligence, quantum physics and cybersecurity, and life sciences. On Tuesday, the Canadian government pledged to invest 1.7 billion Canadian dollars (US$1.23 billion) over the next 12 years to attract more than 1,000 of the world’s top researchers to the country. RELATED: G7 Meeting Ends Without Addressing U.S. Caribbean Strikes […]

Mexico To Build Its First Supercomputer

Coatlicue will reach 314,000 billion operations per second. On Wednesday, Jose Antonio Merino, head of the Mexican Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency, announced the construction of ‘Coatlicue,’ a public supercomputer that will provide Mexico with its own massive data processing capacity for scientific research and technological development. RELATED: Mexico and Brazil Sign Cooperation Deals in […]