Artemis II Crew Set to Break Apollo 13 Distance Record
10 minutes to when the Artemis II crew passes the Apollo 13 record for furthest distance from Earth for astronauts. Watch on NASA's YouTube at: https://t.co/7JM1ti9vAq
AI Endorses User Actions 49% More than Humans, Even Harmful
Stanford published a study in Science on LLMs that found that AI affirmed users' actions 49% more often than humans on average, including in cases involving deception, illegality, and other harms https://t.co/okEHzfkwTG #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology #Tech #TechNews
Diabetes Drug Replicates Exercise Effects in Prostate Cancer Patients
How a Diabetes Drug May Echo the Benefits of Exercise in Prostate Cancer Care “From a clinical standpoint, seeing a metabolic signal that mirrors what we associate with intense exercise was striking… For patients whose treatments or symptoms limit physical activity,...
Lunar Flyby Footage Falls Short: Here’s Why
You're probably going to be disappointed with the video imagery of the lunar flyby. Here's why: https://t.co/20YF81w0uA
Resveratrol Alters Sperm Epigenetics, Boosts Offspring Metabolism
CRAZY IF TRUE PAPER: A new study in mice reports that resveratrol intake by old male mice (or directly treating their sperm) changes the metabolism of embryos & pups, "potentially through alterations in sperm telomere length and epigenetic modifications"...
Meta-Analyses Reveal Psychedelics Boost Brain Circuits
Two systematic, meta-analyses on psychedelic drugs today Brain Circuit Function @NatureMedicine https://t.co/nBmjreYEXU Depression @NatMentHealth https://t.co/zJR06AsC0Z https://t.co/qpWdjzBR4D
New ROS Guide Adds Outpost Thermal-Control System
Expanding our exclusive technical guide to the ROS complex with the introduction to the outpost's thermal-control system (subscription). CONTEXT: Home page for the ROS project: https://t.co/81bSOWHp9D https://t.co/upduOMWNYd
Cell Senescence Drives Cancer Risk, Yet Can Be Modulated
Cell senescence and how it predisposes to cancer, no less how we may be able to modulate it. An outstanding @CellCellPress review https://t.co/bmAXOS1Ybz
Tackling Microplastics, Safer Nuclear, Massive Battery Recycling Deal
In the latest Current Climate: 🫗Cracking down on microplastics in drinking water ⚛️A cheaper, safer form of nuclear power 🔋A $1.1 billion deal to get nickel and lithium from a “black mass” of recycled battery waste https://www.forbes.com/sites/current-climate/2026/04/06/a-move-to-crack-down-on-microplastics/
Climate‑skeptic Diagrams Don’t Survive Scientific Scrutiny
If you see one of the diagrams on the internet that supposedly disprove #globalwarming or climate models, they invariably are aimed at lay people and don’t hold up under scrutiny. 🧐 Here’s an example (a cherry 🍒 pick) by notorious...
Indoor Eye Use May Drive Myopia, New Study Finds
New Research Suggests Myopia Could Be Caused By How We Use Our Eyes Indoors https://t.co/UTBhiAeP8v https://t.co/U0wlBGLvUz
Soft Electrofluidic Fiber Muscles Bundle to Lift Heavy Loads
Scientists have developed soft artificial electrofluidic fiber muscles that can be bundled together like skeletal muscles to lift heavy weights or launch objects in the blink of an eye. Learn more in Science #Robotics: https://t.co/QigPsEJDBc https://t.co/WpfeI9W1vW
Vitamin D3 Preserves Telomeres, Slowing Cellular Aging
As a medical school professor, I have watched vitamin D research for decades. This trial finally delivers causal evidence. The VITAL randomized controlled trial -- the gold standard -- followed nearly 1,000 adults aged 50+ for 4 years and found that...
Beware AI‑generated Fake Artemis II Images; Use Official Source
PSA: The amount of AI generated absolute garbage being used by conspiracy theorists AND unbeknownst enthusiasts is ALARMING. If you want REAL images from Artemis II, here's the best source - https://t.co/gXuDxbtsfH
MIT's OSGym Enables Scalable Training of Computer-Using AI
How do you train AI agents that can use computers like humans? 🧵 MIT CSAIL researchers introduce "OSGym": scalable OS infrastructure to improve the capabilities of computer use agents. It introduces large-scale training made possible by extensive infrastructure optimization: https://t.co/vALL4TL5BX
Artemis II Moon Return Sparks Hope for Humanity
Something special is happening in space right now As Artemis II astronauts reach the Moon for the first time in 54 years, it gives humanity something we've been missing for decades: hope that we can become something great. https://t.co/wdFUF4tfOB
Quantum CNNs Proven Classically Simulable Without Barren Plateaus
Extremely proud to see our paper "Quantum Convolutional Neural Networks are Effectively Classically Simulable" published in @PRX_Quantum https://t.co/1UGukJYQLv This is an instantiation of our work, provable absence of barren plateaus implies classical simulability.
From Prenatal DNA Test to $4B Cancer Detection Promise
1 in 11 babies born in America this year will be screened by a genetic test that didn't exist a decade ago. Biotech startup @BillionToOneInc turned a simple but radical idea—detecting rare fragments of fetal DNA in a mother's blood—into one...
Chemical Engineers Drive Solar Innovation Behind the Scenes
Why Chemical and Materials Science Engineers Are the Unsung Heroes of Solar Innovation #energysky -- via pv magazine usa: https://t.co/YMAo2vhfN9 https://t.co/z0Ek7fopFP
Non‑invasive BCI: Thought‑controlled Software and Hardware
now imagine this, but a non-invasive BCI, and you can control software and hardware with just your thoughts. non-invasive BCI is the next breakthrough.
Sleep Powers Brain's Waste Removal, Preventing Alzheimer Risk
Human biology fact: during sleep, your brain’s waste clearance system — the glymphatic system — becomes more active. Poor sleep is linked to greater build-up of metabolic waste, including amyloid (associated with Alzheimer’s disease), over time. Sleep isn’t optional. It’s...
Your 70‑year Health Hinges on 30‑50 Habits
I’m a scientist studying the biology of aging. I focus my research on people in their 30s–50s because this is when lifestyle habits begin to compound and shape long-term health trajectories. Good health at 70 starts decades earlier.
Myeloma Survival Breakthrough: Two Decades After Dalton’s Wish
I remember interviewing Bill Dalton in 2005 about new developments in myeloma and how he wished for new regimens to take OS out beyond 3-4 yrs. Two decades on we've hit jackpot...
Air‑Powered Muscles Enable Robots to Lift 100× Their Weight
Air-powered artificial muscles could help #Robots lift 100 times their weight by Terry Grant, Arizona State University @TechXplore_com Learn more: https://t.co/BylroRmcKJ #Robotics #Engineering #Innovation #Technology https://t.co/h4zn0fIw8B
Complex Careers May Cut Dementia Risk More Than Education
Getting an education is important for a lot of reasons, but there might be one reason you haven’t heard — it could lower your risk of dementia later in life. Decades of research have supported this claim, with one study...
Biological Data Is Messy Because Humans Make Errors
1/ Biological data isn’t just messy. Humans generate it. And humans make mistakes. As a bioinformatician, this will be your reality 🧵 https://t.co/yS2KH17NIH
Theanine Plus Caffeine Outperforms Each Alone
Theanine and caffeine work better for cognition than either one alone🍵☕ The combination of theanine 🍵(97 mg) and caffeine ☕(40 mg) improves cognitive performance and subjective alertness compared to placebo (PMID: 21040626). A 2021 review saw that theanine alone has mild cognitive...
Artemis II Moon Flyby Streams Live on Netflix Today
JUST IN: Artemis II to fly past the moon at 1pm ET today, streaming on Netflix
Promoting OSKM Therapy with MYC Is Borderline Criminal
The fact that some scientists are still touting OSKM as a therapy, which includes the cancer-causing oncogene MYC, is borderline criminal
Early Time-Restricted Eating Beats All Fasting Strategies
As a medical school professor, I used to think all fasting windows were created equal. This massive analysis proves they are not. A network meta-analysis of 113 trials published in BMJ Medicine found that early time-restricted eating -- finishing food by...
A Single Nerve Links Brain, Heart, Gut, Immunity, Longevity
What if one small nerve quietly connects your brain to your heart, your gut, your immune system — and even how long you live? That was the question I brought to Dr. Elisabetta Burchi, a clinical psychiatrist, neuroscience researcher, and Head...
Luna 3’s 1959 Far‑Side Photos Preview Artemis Terrain
The first images of the far side of the moon were taken by the Soviet Luna 3 probe in 1959. The probe used automatic sensing and film cameras to take the images. The film was developed onboard the spacecraft, the...
Optimal Sleep for Insulin Resistance: 7 Hours 18 Minutes
As a medical school professor, I teach that sleep matters for metabolism. But now we have the precise number. A study of 23,475 adults published in BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care found the optimal sleep duration for preventing insulin resistance:...
First Humans Since 1972 Capture Moon’s Dark Craters
4 people are flying around that Moon today. The first since 1972, and the first-ever with digital cameras, to see better into the dark craters and textures. The crew will have perfect quiet when the Moon blocks out Earth -...
Aging Gut Loses Magnesium, Boosting Inflammation Risk
As a medical school professor, I never imagined a single mineral could be this important to gut health. But the data is staggering. A new study in Aging Cell found that magnesium levels decline specifically in the gut as we age...
Bones Remodeled Constantly: Your Skeleton Evolves
The skeleton you are walking around in today is not the one you had ten years ago. Most of it isn’t even the one you had three years ago. Your bones are continuously being broken down and rebuilt by an...
Ketogenic Diet May Counteract Genetic Lp(a) Vascular Damage
Can you fix Lp(a) With Diet? Let's go inside the artery... 1/2) Lp(a) is a genetically determined risk factor for cardiovascular disease. But that doesn't mean you can't change your risk. In today's deep-dive video (21 minutes, just released and linked...
Ginseng Boosts Mitochondria via AMPK/PGC‑1α Pathway
Ginseng for exercise and injury recovery 🍃 Panax ginseng is a well-known traditional medicine which has been gathering data for it’s ergogenic and antioxidative properties 📚 This new review highlighted it’s primary mechanisms and benefits 🔍 Here are the key takeaways...
Higher BMI Predicts Late-Life Mobility and IADL Disability
Late-life disability following the action for health in diabetes (Look AHEAD) trial 😷Regardless of age, those with higher BMI had increased late-life mobility and IADL disability. https://t.co/QeU9TJhf9y https://t.co/zeCNrGcO7x
Aging Science Reveals How to Extend Dogs' Lifespans
Dr. Daniel Promislow has spent 30+ years studying the biology of aging and has published 180+ papers. Now he’s applying that science to something millions of people care about personally: Why do dogs age the way they do, and can we help...
AeroSociety Leader Highlights Artemis' Human vs Robotic Race
Great to see @AeroSociety President-Elect Malcolm Macdonald on BBC Breakfast this morning, talking about robotic vs human spaceflight, the significance of #Artemis and the new space race #ArtemisII #NASA #spaceflight https://t.co/foGQbGreeG
Processed Foods Impair Aged Brain’s Emotional Memory via Low Fiber
Emotional memory region of aged brain is sensitive to processed foods "Lack of fiber is linked to cognitive problems, animal study suggests..." https://t.co/q6EbUnLkWc
AI Reveals Aging Cells Lose Identity, Suggests Rejuvenation
New paper @GladstoneInst @UCBerkeley @nvidia reinforces the Information Theory of Aging (ITOA). Looking at 175M single-cell gene expression patterns, AI found cells lose their identity over time. The model then predicted how to restore lost information to rejuvenate cells…🧵 https://t.co/oU3fYiqRzd
Artemis II Captures First View of Orientale Basin
The first Artemis II image of the moon includes a portion of the Orientale basin (far left)- @NASA #ArtemisII https://t.co/JUWYGEPBFN
Daily Multivitamins May Slow Aging, Especially in Older Bodies
Daily multivitamin may slow biological aging Greatest gains for participants who were biologically older, researchers say https://t.co/GhRJHwgr9B https://t.co/OxfNd0ZmEE
Integrity Spacecraft Reaches Lunar Orbit; 25‑28th Humans Depart Earth
The Integrity spacecraft just entered the lunar gravitational sphere of influence, at 0438 UTC Apr 6. Wiseman, Glover, Koch and Hansen are now the 25th to 28th humans to have left terrestrial space.
Artemis 2 Completes Key Burn, Stays on Moon Slingshot Track
Artemis 2 update: the 19 second trajectory correction burn just now was successful per NASA. Two prior burns were deemed unnecessary. On track for their slingshot around the Moon tomorrow (Apr 6).
Psilocybin Single Dose Beats Nicotine Patches for Quitting
A single dose of psilocybin is more effective than nicotine patches for quitting smoking, study suggests https://t.co/APDQt1WYxp https://t.co/zDnXcUjFyG
Thermodynamic Computing Set to Scale and Dominate
I see the Golden Path now. Thermodynamic computing will scale and eat the world. It's a matter of execution now. The future will be exciting.
Exercise‑linked Protein Target Could Rejuvenate Aging Blood‑brain Barrier
Scientists Find a Mechanism for How Exercise Protects the Brain 🗣️Finding drugs to trim proteins like TNAP could be a new way to rejuvenate the blood-brain barrier, even after it’s been degraded by age. “We’re uncovering biology that Alzheimer’s research has largely...