US to Shrink Nuclear Waste Accelerators from Car-Size to Coffee Can

A groundbreaking shift in nuclear waste processing is underway in the United States — and it’s all about getting smaller. Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory and Fermilab are developing a miniature particle accelerator, roughly the size of a coffee can, that could transform how the country handles radioactive waste. Backed by a $3.2 million grant … Read more

Flying DNA: Airborne Clues Could Unlock Secrets About Wildlife, Viruses, and Even Drugs

In Dublin, the scent of fresh Guinness might be the first thing you notice — but hidden in the air is a much more revealing story. Scientists have discovered traces of DNA from cannabis, poppies, and even hallucinogenic mushrooms floating above the city, all thanks to groundbreaking advancements in environmental DNA (eDNA) detection. This research, … Read more

New Apple AirPods Features Revealed Ahead of Presentation

Insider details about the upcoming features of Apple’s AirPods have surfaced online. According to industry sources, Apple plans to enhance the control capabilities of its signature earbuds—introducing new functions such as iPhone camera control and sleep detection. According to 9to5Mac, Apple is set to add a feature that allows users to adjust volume simply by … Read more

Wikipedia for Browser Extensions Is Here — But Why Do We Need It?

The IT company LayerX has launched the ExtensionPedia project — an online encyclopedia of browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. It is positioned as a tool to inform and protect users from potentially dangerous add-ons, which can sometimes “sneak” into browsers even through official distribution channels. The service has a very simple interface: just … Read more