Science
A jug containing over 40,000 Roman coins dating back ~1800 years has been found in France
Archaeologists in the village of Senon have discovered three amphorae that served as ‘piggy banks’ in the homes of the ancient Romans — the find provides new insights into everyday life at that time.
In Hawaii, the Kilauea volcano spewed lava and ash 300 metres into the air – video
The Kīlauea volcano in Hawaii has erupted again, sending huge fountains of lava and ash into the air, posing a threat to the surrounding areas and population.
Artificial intelligence could spiral out of control by 2030, scientists warn
Scientists, including those from the AI Institute, warn that if the development of algorithms is not restricted, artificial intelligence could become uncontrollable and capable of acting independently by 2030, posing risks to humanity.
Youth lasts longer than previously thought: brain research has redefined age boundaries
Scientists from Cambridge have established that youth lasts much longer than previously thought — the brain remains in a "young" state until the age of 32. The new study identified five separate stages of its development and key age-related turning points.
The body produces insulin again: a new method offers hope to patients with type 1 diabetes
Scientists announced a breakthrough in the treatment of type 1 diabetes — the new therapy VX-880 allows the body to produce insulin again. The initial results of clinical trials showed long-lasting effectiveness in most patients.
In Ukraine, during the war, about 20,500 foreign students are studying
The most – from China, Azerbaijan, and Georgia.
Scientists have advanced towards growing teeth in the laboratory
Scientists are working to learn how to grow real human teeth in laboratory conditions.
Sugar substitute in diet drinks turned out to be dangerous for the liver
Research: artificially sweetened and sweet beverages are associated with an increased risk of liver diseases.
Science or protection? Parliament Speaker Stefanchuk's team is being promoted to win Boris Paton's national prize
The wife of the parliamentary speaker is vying for Ukraine's main scientific award. The work for which Marina Stefanchuk was nominated has already raised doubts among experts — it is described as declarative and lacking genuine scientific novelty.
Artificial intelligence is already on the front lines: how it is changing the war
Both Russian and Ukrainian forces are testing artificial intelligence, and in some areas it is already being used: for target detection, intelligence gathering, and mine clearance.
In Mexico, a 1000-year-old mummy with microorganisms in the intestine was discovered
The body preserved mummified intestinal tissue and feces of the man.
Scientists have created concrete that transforms buildings into giant batteries
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have introduced a new technology of concrete batteries capable of transforming buildings into giant accumulators.
