SpaceX CRS-35 to Deliver Retina and Heart Tissue Experiments to ISS
NASA's 35th SpaceX cargo mission carries over 6,300 pounds to the ISS, including artificial retina, heart tissue and brain organoid experiments.
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NASA's 35th SpaceX cargo mission carries over 6,300 pounds to the ISS, including artificial retina, heart tissue and brain organoid experiments.
Quantinuum and the University of Western Australia signed a non-binding MOU to give UWA researchers, students and entrepreneurs cloud access to Quantinuum's quantum systems, including Helios.
MIT announced MIT for America, an institute-wide initiative spanning kindergarten through community college, focused on math, hands-on making, and AI education.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope captured a new infrared image of the NGC 7129 stellar nursery, unveiling stars and protostars previously hidden by dust.
Stanford's Karl Deisseroth shares the 2026 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine with Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for discoveries leading to optogenetics.
David Moore receives a five-year, $1.35 million Moore Foundation award to develop levitated cryogenic particles for tabletop neutrino studies.
NASA selected 24 organizations for its Science Activation portfolio, awarding about $23 million to expand community engagement with NASA science nationwide.
ETH Zurich placed 12th among 2,297 universities in THE's 2027 World University Rankings, remaining the top-ranked institution in continental Europe.
The XENONnT dark matter detector has captured solar neutrinos at energies as low as 17 keV, far below the previous 200 keV threshold, showing its low-background sensitivity.
ESA is adding €2.7 million in Boost! co-funding to Rocket Factory Augsburg for SaxaVord ground and test infrastructure ahead of two RFA One test flights.
ESA's Boost! programme adds €2.7 million to prepare Rocket Factory Augsburg's RFA One for its first two flights from SaxaVord in Shetland.