Technology

  • Cuban Sciences Academy Awards Prize for Regenerative Medicine Research

    The study addresses chronic pain associated with degenerative diseases and delayed wound healing. On Wednesday, the Cuban Academy of Sciences awarded the 2025 National Prize to a decade-long research project in “Regenerative Medicine” conducted in Camagüey, focusing on the use of platelet concentrates to treat chronic musculoskeletal pain and accelerate wound healing. RELATED: U.S. Blockade […]

  • Sberbank Unveils Russia’s First Optical Computing Processor for AI

    The announcement was made during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. On Thursday, Russia’s largest bank, Sber, introduced the country’s first optical computing processor designed for artificial intelligence (AI) applications. RELATED: The New Papal Encyclical Exposes The Systemic Artificial Intelligence Biases The announcement was made by Andrei Belevtsev, senior vice president and head of Technological […]

  • Blue Origin Launchpad May Not Be Restored Until 2028

    The facility is currently the only operational launchpad capable of supporting the New Glenn rocket. On Monday, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said that the launchpad damaged in the recent explosion of Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket during an engine hot-fire test may not be restored until 2028. RELATED: Russian Cosmonauts Complete 1st ISS Spacewalk This […]

  • Bolivian Unions Sustain Blockades, Demand Paz Exit

    Bolivian unions and social organizations have rejected government dialogue efforts and continue nationwide roadblocks while demanding President Rodrigo Paz's resignation.

  • Florida Sues OpenAI and Sam Altman Over ChatGPT’s Harms

    Attorney General accuses AI tool of instigating shootings, fueling addiction, and eroding critical thinking. On Monday, Florida’s Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its chairman, Sam Altman, accusing the company’s ChatGPT artificial intelligence tool of inciting and contributing to the planning of shootings, creating addiction in minors and weakening users’ critical […]

  • China Accelerates Embodied AI Development

    Its embodied AI market is expected to surpass US$146 billion by 2035. Inside the 1,700-square-meter “Robot Town” at the World Intelligence Expo in north China’s Tianjin Municipality, robots were beating drums and playing music. RELATED: The New Papal Encyclical Exposes The Systemic Artificial Intelligence Biases Also at this venue, a pair of robotic arms, guided […]

  • Russian Cosmonauts Complete 1st ISS Spacewalk This Year

    They installed a radio telescope designed to observe the Sun in the terahertz range of electromagnetic radiation. On Wednesday, space agency Roscosmos confirmed that Russian cosmonauts have conducted their first spacewalk in 2026 from the International Space Station (ISS), performing complex extravehicular tasks within about 6 hours. RELATED: Shenzhou-23 Tiangong Mission: 7 Bold Steps as […]

  • Empirical Study of AI Hiring Tools Finds Racial Bias

    More than 90 percent of U.S. employers now use hiring algorithms to screen applicants. On Tuesday, researchers from Stanford University, Chapman University and Northeastern University published an empirical study showing that the use of AI in hiring displays “clear racial disparities in applicant outcomes.” RELATED: The New Papal Encyclical Exposes The Systemic Artificial Intelligence Biases […]

  • Mexican Scientists to Analyze Suspected Geyser at Pig Farm in Michoacan

    Scientific and civil protection authorities in Mexico are deploying studies to determine if the geothermal phenomenon corresponds to the birth of a new geyser.

  • Venezuela Inaugurates High-Tech Healthcare with Robot Surgery

    Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez on May 25, inaugurated the first high-tech robotic surgery service for the public sector at the University Hospital of Caracas. This significant advancement, achieved through Chinese technology, crucially optimizes healthcare infrastructure in Venezuela, despite the persistent impact of unilateral coercive measures imposed by the United States. The formal handover of […]

  • L’Oreal-UNESCO Awards Argentine Scientist Raquel Lia Chan

    She identified biological mechanisms that enable the development of drought-resistant crops. On Tuesday, Argentine scientist Raquel Lia Chan was recognized as one of the five winners of the 2026 L’Oreal-UNESCO International Awards for Women in Science, representing Latin America and the Caribbean. RELATED: China Hosts APEC Women and Economics Forum 2026 Chan, a leading figure […]

  • SMILE Project Benefits Global Scientific Community: ESA Director

    The satellite will improve understanding of solar storms, geomagnetic storms and the science of space weather. On Tuesday, the Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE), a joint mission between the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and the European Space Agency (ESA), was successfully launched aboard a Vega-C rocket from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana. […]

  • Ethiopia Displays Its Digital Identification Program at ID4Africa 2026

    The event, is focused on Digital Public Ecosystems and explores how digital identity acts as a fundamental pillar for inclusive and reliable transformation on the continent.

  • Venezuela Consolidates as Tech Entrepreneurship Ecosystem

    The Venezuela’s Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, concluded the II International Congress of Entrepreneurs, affirming the nation’s consolidation as a technological entrepreneurship ecosystem. The Venezuela Tech Week event, led by Acting President Rodríguez, served as a powerful testament to the significant advancements made within the national technology sector in recent years. “The primary ecosystem that exists […]