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SCI & TECH2h agoDinosaur named new species 102 years after fossil found on Isle of WightInvictibellatrix amberina, a predator in the megaraptoran group of dinosaurs, lived in what is now Britain 120 million years ago and may have had claws 20 centimetres longNew Scientist
SCI & TECH7h agoBiologist Pierre Joliot, photosynthesis pioneer and grandson of Pierre and Marie Curie, dies at 94The son of Nobel laureates Irène and Frédéric Joliot-Curie made groundbreaking discoveries in plant physiology, particularly in photosynthesis. He passed away during the night of October 9 to 10.Le Monde [en]
SCI & TECH9h agoEurope’s satellite sovereignty push faces funding test as EU space budget cycle endsRegulators, EU officials and Spanish satellite operator Sateliot gathered at the European Parliament on Tuesday to debate how spectrum and investment will shape Europe’s networks in orbit, with the EU’s 2021-2027 space funding cycle ending next year.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECH11h agoLights, bells and liability: Europe’s privacy regulators crack down on smart glassesSmart glasses firms could be forced to build in flashing lights, audio alerts to abide by EU privacy law.Politico Europe
SCI & TECH14h agoPREMIUM TIMES’ reporter selected for UK emerging technology fellowshipMs Suleiman is a PREMIUM TIMES reporter on the newspaper’s Business Desk. She covers multiple beats and produces accountability and investigative reports. The post PREMIUM TIMES’ reporter selected for UK emerging technology fellowship appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
SCI & TECH15h agoDeutsche Bank lays out AI superintelligence scenario by 2030, flags hurdlesDeutsche Bank has outlined a scenario for AI superintelligence by 2030, while also flagging potential hurdles. This discusses a future technological trend and its challenges from a financial institution's perspective.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECH18h agoEU sovereignty is ‘a need’ in the space, Sateliot CEO saysJaume Sanpera, CEO of Spanish satellite operator Sateliot, believes Europe needs to “wake up” and avoid becoming dependent on two global power blocs. The industry, he argues, needs “a push” to help European tech companies become global champions.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECH1d agoBerlin to BITS Pilani: How Nobel-winning optogenetics connects to parasite research in HyderabadLight has become more than a means of observation; it is a way to intervene, test, and uncover cause-and-effect relationships, said Nishith Gupta, professor of Biological Sciences at BITS PilanThe Hindu
SCI & TECH1d agoVon der Leyen pitches AI as solution to reduce reporting for European businessesFor the first time, the Commission President explicitly proposed using AI tools to cut administrative burdens.Politico Europe
SCI & TECH1d agoCube: New electric mountain bike arrives with 800 Wh battery, 120 Nm Bosch CX motor and SRAM AXSNimble yet capable off-road: German manufacturer Cube has expanded its e-MTB portfolio with a new carbon full-suspension model featuring Bosch's powerful Performance Line CX motor and an 800 Wh battery.notebookcheck · united states of america
SCI & TECH1d agoOld jeans could shield your home from the next heatwaveWe all have that one pair of old jeans in the back of our wardrobe – don’t throw them out! A French company says denim fibres make for great insulation against the cold and heat. Millions of jeans are already being recycled in a factory in north of the country. Their insulating panels have even found their way into some of France's most iconic buildings. Our Down to Earth team reports.France 24 [en]
SCI & TECH1d agoAgios Efstratios: the first Greek island to get all its electricity from renewablesIn ten months, the small island of Agios Efstratios has gone from relying entirely on fossil fuels to producing more than 90% of its electricity from renewable sources. Thanks to an EU-funded project, this volcanic island is now self-sufficient with green energy.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECH1d agoCitroën revives its classic 2CV with a new electric conceptCitroën has unveiled an all-electric concept inspired by its iconic 2CV, aiming to bring the classic model back to the road within the next two years. The compact vehicle combines retro styling with modern electric technology and is expected to start at around €15,000.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECH1d agoHow green is Europe's urban public transport? A data-driven reality checkGreener buses and cleaner fleets are reshaping public transport across Europe. But are cities moving fast enough to meet their zero-emission goals?DW News [en]
SCI & TECH1d agoPawan Kumar Chandana: The Indian Entrepreneur Taking Private Space GlobalPawan Kumar Chandana: The Indian Space Entrepreneur Taking Private Rockets Global After spending years inside ISRO, Pawan Kumar Chandana helped build Skyroot Aerospace into a private launch company capable of reaching orbit. Vikram-1’s July 2026 success has now turned that ambition into a commercial proposition — and TIME’s recognition of Chandana puts a new face on India’s rapidly expanding space economy. For decades, India’s space story was overwhelmingly associated with one institution: ISRO. That story is changing. On July 18, 2026, a rocket developed by Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace lifted off from Sriharikota and successfully reached Low Earth Orbit. It was not simply another Indian launch. It was the first time a private Indian company successfully conducted an orbital launch from Indian soil. Behind that achievement is Pawan Kumar Chandana, Skyroot’s co-founder and CEO, a former ISRO scientist who moved from designing space systems inside India’s national space programme to building a private company capable of selling launch services to customers around the world. His inclusion in TIME100 Next 2026, a list recognising emerging leaders shaping the future, gives the achievement a wider international context. TIME describes TIME100 Next as a platform for people shaping the future and defining the nextdoonited_in · india
SCI & TECH1d agoSingapore's President warns of AI's risk to employment for fresh graduates - ReutersSingapore's President warns of AI's risk to employment for fresh graduates ReutersReuters World
SCI & TECH2d agoAndrew Garfield says OpenAI film 'Artificial' turns lens on creators of 'new world' - ReutersAndrew Garfield says OpenAI film 'Artificial' turns lens on creators of 'new world' ReutersReuters World
SCI & TECH2d agoThe pioneering Madrid AI that works as "a psychologist in your pocket" and recognizes emotions in real-timeUna plataforma social ofrece apoyo emocional personalizado en cualquier momento, con un equipo de profesionales clínicos detrás LeerEl Mundo
SCI & TECH2d agoStarknet coin surges as developer weighs Ethereum split over quantum securityThe Starknet coin has surged in value as its developer considers a potential split from Ethereum, driven by concerns over quantum security. This highlights a significant development in the cryptocurrency and blockchain sector.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECH2d agoDenmark tests humanoid robots in supermarkets to help to ease staff workload at nightDenmark’s Salling Group is trialling Hive Robots in stores to handle demanding restocking, freeing staff for customer service while robots work mainly at night.Africanews [en]
SCI & TECH2d agoDenmark tests humanoid robots in supermarkets to help to ease staff workload at nightDenmark’s Salling Group is trialling Hive Robots in stores to handle demanding restocking, freeing staff for customer service while robots work mainly at night.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECH2d agoNazareth Castellanos, Spanish neuroscientist: 'Connection between people is not given by proximity but by attention'Las respuestas fisiológicas producidas por el contacto con los otros.Por qué es tan importante la forma de estar y escuchar.Clarín
SCI & TECH2d agoBerlin to BITS Pilani: How Nobel-winning Optogenetics connects to parasite research in HyderabadLight has become more than a means of observation; it is a way to intervene, test, and uncover cause-and-effect relationships, said Nishith Gupta, professor of Biological Sciences at BITS PilanThe Hindu
SCI & TECH2d agoESA director general reveals €10bn plan to get to space without NASAThe space industry, currently valued at €600 billion, is expected to grow by 10% a year, according to European Space Agency (ESA) director general Josef Aschbacher. He spoke to the Big Question about how Europe can benefit from this booming industry.EuroNews [en]
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