In Brief Posted: 2:41 PM PDT · September 6, 2026 Why is longtime Apple executive Phil Schiller stepping down from his role as the head of the App Store? Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports
A large study involving more than 270,000 people suggests that one common amino acid may be tied to how long men live. Researchers led by Jie V. Zhao, Yitang Sun, Junmeng Zhang, and
The MeerKAT radio telescope, composed of 64 dish antennas located in South Africa’s Northern Cape province, was built to study cosmic hydrogen, galaxy formation and evolution, and transient radio sources. As the precursor
Some authors hoping to receive their share of Anthropic’s $1.5 billion copyright settlement said they received surprising emails this week — emails informing them that someone else was making a claim on their
Current gravitational wave observatories aren’t sensitive enough to capture the gravitational waves of binary stars. They can only see the gravitational chirps of black holes just as they are merging. But that will
Out in the solar system, there is a giant rippling curtain of charged particles that is actually the largest structure in our solar system. Known as the Heliospheric Current Sheet (HCS), it marks
In a recent scientific article in the journal Ocean & Coastal Management, alongside the list of scientist-authors were the Bardi Jawi and Oorany Rangers and the Bardi Jawi Traditional Owners. For the past
Kidney organoids grown from human stem cells have transformed how researchers study kidney development and disease, but they have always shared one stubborn flaw: they lack blood vessels. Now a team at Maastricht
Pericytes, the elongated mural cells that wrap themselves around the smallest blood vessels in the body, have long been treated as supporting actors in cancer biology. A comprehensive review published in Advanced Science
The glass of orange juice on the breakfast table may look the same whether it has been flash-pasteurized at high temperature or treated with a burst of ultrasonic waves, but according to a
