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Imagine a microscopic battery that is safer, thinner than silk, and packs enough punch to power medical implants indefinitely. Researchers in South Korea have achieved just that by engineering an ultrathin solid-state battery using tin and carbon.
Olympic champion Caeleb Dressel stepped away from swimming to protect his mental health, and now he is faster than ever. His return to the World Championships proves that true strength begins with knowing when to rest.
Families in southern Vietnam are breaking the cycle of poverty by mastering sustainable shrimp and eco-friendly farming techniques. Local initiatives in Ca Mau provide hands-on training, livestock, and microloans that empower residents to build prosperous, self-reliant futures.
Former adversaries are uniting in youth centers worldwide to mentor teens away from radicalization. Counterterrorism expert Farah Pandith is proving that empathy and authentic dialogue can heal even the deepest divides.
A clever inventor in New York solved the rainy day cycling commute by creating a custom weatherproof pod for his ebike. Now he wants to share his home-built design with everyday riders across the city.
A hardworking robot named Maximo has officially installed 300,000 solar components, doubling installation speeds across Southern California. By partnering with human crews, this clever helper is accelerating the clean energy transition faster than ever before.
Humanity just took an exciting leap toward constructing cities in the stars by building physical structures directly in orbit. German startup Orbital Matter successfully 3D-printed a rigid beam in the vacuum of space, unlocking massive possibilities for future space exploration.
Three visionary brothers are proving that the future of space exploration does not require complex, toxic fuels. Their startup, Argo Space, is creating innovative spacecraft propelled entirely by ordinary water.
Voters in Lilburn, Georgia, experienced the smooth ride of an electric vehicle while heading to cast their ballots early. A vibrant community festival paired civic participation with clean transportation, giving neighbors access to both the ballot box and green technology.
Scientists at McGill University have built a living computer that uses multiplying bacteria to solve complex math problems in parallel. This green breakthrough tackles equations that baffle silicon supercomputers while using a fraction of the energy.
A pioneering imaging technology gives cancer patients new hope by spotting hidden tumors that standard scans miss. Researchers in Miami proved that antibody-guided scans pinpoint lingering disease, paving the way for faster, tailored cures.
Trevor Bergman just completed an incredible cross-country journey, donating life-saving rare blood across every single Red Cross donor center in Australia. His 545 donations carry a precious antibody that protects newborn babies from fatal complications.
