Find out how researchers at UCSF developed a new CAR-T method that creates cancer-fighting cells inside the body. We bring an overview of the results published in Nature, the possible benefits for treating leukemia, multiple myeloma, and sarcoma, and the reasons why experts are still calling for caution.
Find out how a powerful cold front on March 15, 2026, raised a huge wave of dust over western Texas and the Panhandle, reduced visibility almost to zero, sparked wildfires in open areas, and brought a sudden temperature collapse. We bring an overview of NASA satellite images, meteorologists' warnings, and consequences on the ground.
Find out how researchers from the University of Córdoba used artificial intelligence and temperature data to project Andalusia’s future solar potential by 2100. We explain what peak solar hours mean, where the greatest growth is expected, and why these findings matter for the energy transition of southern Spain.
Find out how nurses at UCSF are turning experience from everyday practice into research that changes treatment. We bring an overview of projects covering the emergency transport of critically ill children, training for work in the air, and the recognition of diabetes distress in adult patients.
Find out how NASA wind tunnels help develop safer and more efficient aircraft and why they are also crucial for the SLS rocket, the Orion capsule, and the Artemis II mission. We bring an overview of how these facilities work, their role in testing, and the reasons they remain essential in aeronautics and space programs.
Find out what the most comprehensive satellite record (1992–2025) reveals about Antarctica’s grounding lines: more than three quarters of the coastline remains stable, but in the Amundsen Sea and around Thwaites, Pine Island and Smith, retreat of up to 42 km is recorded, driven by warmer ocean water and with consequences for sea-level rise.