Nuclear Power Takes a New Route to Space

The BOHR satellite, launched in July, demonstrated a commercially developed nuclear-powered spacecraft technology using tritium-based betavoltaic power. Unlike conventional solar-powered satellites, the system generates electricity from radioactive decay, potentially enabling…

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Silicon Takes a Step Toward Scalable Quantum Computing

Two research teams reported advances in silicon-based quantum processors, including integrated cryogenic control electronics and improved multiqubit operations. These developments address some of the engineering challenges involved in building larger…

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Computing Goes Vertical

Scientists demonstrated a 3D silicon chip architecture that stacks circuits on top of one another, opening a potential path to higher computing performance and greater chip density as conventional scaling…

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A Battery That Charges in Four Minutes

Researchers developed a new sodium-metal battery capable of charging in around four minutes while retaining its capacity over long-term use. The technology could offer a more affordable route to next-generation…

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Quantum Technology Moves Toward the Real World

The U.S. NSF launched Project Triad, bringing quantum sensing, networking and computing together in one integrated system. The initiative aims to move quantum technologies closer to practical applications in healthcare,…

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Migraines Meet Ayurveda: Dr. Nagendra Babu’s Approach

Migraine is much more than a headache. It is a chronic neurological disorder that affects millions of people worldwide, often disrupting work, family life, and emotional well-being. Typically, it presents…

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