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HeyDonto launches DFT Labs to pursue physics-based machine learning capabilities
25+ min ago (578+ words) UPDATED 09:00 EDT / JULY 28 2026 Artificial intelligence startup HeyDonto AI Technology today announced that it has established DFT Labs, a research subsidiary dedicated to pursuing a physics-based framework for machine learning. The launch of the new company follows the publication of the…...
White Phosphorus Leak Reported at US Military Base in Pyeongtaek Triggers Temporary Evacuation of Nearby Residents (Comprehensive)
3+ hour, 10+ min ago (331+ words) Published 28 Jul.2026 19:16(KST) At around 5:00 p.m. on July 28, an evacuation order was issued for residents following a report of a white phosphorus leak at the US Forces Korea base in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, but the order was lifted after about 30 minutes....
A new mechanism may shorten the time involved in drug discovery - Binghamton News
2+ hour, 28+ min ago (437+ words) Binghamton University chemists have discovered a new mechanism that could potentially lead to quicker outcomes in pharmaceutical research. Carbon-halogen bonds are among the most common “handles” in organic chemistry, meaning that they’re added to molecules to enable or control a…...
Caltech Graduate Students Bring the Invisible World of Atoms to a Pasadena Library
2+ hour, 57+ min ago (759+ words) Atoms are far too small to see. On two Tuesday afternoons this summer, a group of Caltech graduate students will hand a room of Pasadena children the invisible building blocks of matter and ask them to put the pieces together…...
Melting ice caps unleash dangerous amounts of chemical trapped for centuries
1+ hour ago (559+ words) Melting ice caps have unleashed dangerous amounts of mercury trapped for centuries, scientists say The research analysed sediment samples from 16 sites around the Antarctic Peninsula Scientists at Peking University in Beijing have discovered Antarctica's retreating ice sheets are unleashing centuries-old…...
Research group produce method to transform coffee into biofuel
4+ hour, 6+ min ago (321+ words) A new method from a research team at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV) in Spain has transformed spent coffee grounds into a raw material that can be used to produce biofuel. Global coffee production stands at about 10 million tonnes…...
All living things emit a faint glow. Could this light be useful?
2+ hour, 28+ min ago (37+ words) Ultra-weak ‘biophotons’ might be used to diagnose disease, or could even represent a new signalling mechanism in cells....
Molecular surgery from inside out yields complex chiral nanocarbons
3+ hour, 57+ min ago (541+ words) Modifying the interior of these molecules was long considered nearly impossible because their inner bonds form flat, rigid structures that strongly resist change. Japan’s Nagoya University has achieved a breakthrough in chemistry by applying skeletal editing to nanocarbon synthesis. Rather…...
StellarNet launches TF-Micro for precise thin-film measurements
4+ hour, 26+ min ago (356+ words) Among the most striking features of the TF-Micro system is that it embodies the basic principles of modular instrumentation from StellarNet. The company does not force the laboratories to buy the complete set of equipment at once which may be…...
Scientists Repair Damaged Plastics at the Molecular Level, Boosting Recycling Potential
6+ hour, 57+ min ago (283+ words) Plastic recycling could become far more effective thanks to a new technique that restores the strength of damaged engineering plastics by repairing them at the molecular level, researchers at Tohoku University have demonstrated. The findings address one of the biggest…...