The latest satellite observations reveal how the long ocean swell transmits storm energy for thousands of kilometers: waves of about 20 meters are recorded, route tracking from the North Pacific via the Drake Passage to the tropical Atlantic, and model corrections confirming higher energy concentrations in dominant waves, with the key role of SWOT and Sentinel-6 missions for faster and more accurate coastal forecasts
Generalized anxiety disorder affects millions, and standard therapies often provide limited relief. The new pharmaceutical form of LSD, MM120, under controlled conditions demonstrates a rapid and sustained reduction in symptoms after a single dose, with results published in Jama and phase 3 studies initiated.
The mit team developed a hybrid model that blends physics and machine learning to predict plasma behavior during extinguishing in points and reduce the risk of disruptions. The solution, validated on TCV and applicable to projects like SPARC, delivers faster, safer ramp-down trajectories and greater reliability.
The European Space Agency checks the resistance of GNSS to jamming, spoofing and meaconing in real conditions through Jammertest on Andøya. Field tests connect industry, pilots and regulators, and the results accelerate the development of receivers, antennas and algorithms and strengthen the reliability of Galileo and EGNOS services in critical sectors
Graffiti, a framework developed by MIT, enables the rapid creation of personalized social applications with full interoperability and retention of contacts and data. Instead of centralized networks, the content is stored in a decentralized manner, and the moderation and rules are chosen by the users themselves, without losing existing links
Mit engineers introduced palladium membranes with discrete "plugs" in the pores of the load-bearing substrate, which retain selectivity at ~ 1.000 K and simplify H₂ separation without cooling the process. The concept opens compact membrane reactors for SMR and ammonia cracking and reduces the cost of pure hydrogen.