Bio‑Inspired Concrete That Heals Its Own Cracks—And What It Means for Cities
More resilient cities are possible with bio-inspired crack-healing concrete—discover how this innovative technology could transform urban infrastructure.
Bio‑Inspired Concrete That Heals Its Own Cracks—And What It Means for Cities
Wonder how bio-inspired self-healing concrete could revolutionize urban infrastructure and what it means for the future of cities—continue reading to find out.
Satellite Constellations vs. Astronomy: Can the Night Sky Stay Clear?
How satellite constellations threaten the night sky’s clarity, and whether innovative solutions can preserve our view of the stars, remains a pressing question.
CRISPR‑Edited Mosquitoes Released: Inside the World’s First Field Trial
The world’s first CRISPR-edited mosquito trial may revolutionize disease control but raises crucial ecological questions that demand closer examination.
Predicting Earthquakes With Quantum Sensors: Hype or Hope?
Hoping to revolutionize earthquake prediction, quantum sensors show promise but face challenges that leave us questioning if it’s real hope or just hype.
How ‘Blue Hydrogen’ Is Stirring a Scientific Debate on Clean Energy
Open to debate, blue hydrogen’s potential to advance clean energy is challenged by concerns over its true environmental benefits and long-term sustainability.
