While live lab tests are still essential, AI-powered models could make research faster, safer, and more personalized. By reducing trial-and-error in early stages, these tools could unlock faster drug discovery and bring us closer to tailored treatments for individuals.

Perseverance captured the faint popping sounds using its onboard microphone, revealing the Red Planet’s version of thunder. A rare and surprising sound from a cold, dry world with an incredibly thin atmosphere.

... scientific movement for cleaner air. This incident led to the creation of the Clean Air Act of 1956.

The ice crystals branch outward, forming intricate arms and patterns almost like real snowflakes.

When the vapor hits the freezing wire, it skips the liquid stage entirely and turns straight into solid ice through a process called “deposition”. This is similar to how snow crystals take shape in cold clouds!

Watch the full video with Princeton University neuroscientist Sebastian Seung here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=To44...

It’s one of the great triumphs of 20th-century physics, discovering how atomic organization shapes the behavior of matter. But this idea goes beyond crystals. Could the same principle help us understand the most complex material of all: living matter?

Learn more about Neha Murad and more IF/THEN Women here: www.mos.org/discover/if-...

This project is part of IF/THEN®, an initiative of Lyda Hill Philanthropies.

Connect with local inventors, roboticists, and tech leaders through hands-on activities and interactive demos for all ages, as we honor the legacy of computing pioneer Grace Hopper and explore how computer science is shaping our future.

completely dry. @alexdainis.bsky.social dives into the chemistry behind this Everyday Awesome moment, connecting the same oils that give cinnamon its cozy scent to this surprising waterproof effect. This is surface tension and molecular interaction in action, right from your spice rack!