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U2 goes back to school to put on a show where it all began 50 years ago
U2 has returned to their roots, surprising students with a rock and roll class at Mount Temple Comprehensive School in Dublin. The band, which formed there 50 years ago, played a seven-song set Friday, including an encore of “With or Without You.” Bono joked with the crowd, referencing that they had escaped from the science lab. The event was part of a promotional push for their new album, “Carnaval De Luz.” Students cheered, sang along, and captured the moment on their phones. Bono reflected on the band's beginnings, thanking the school and community for their support over the years.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 25 Sept 2026
Anthropic Says Its AI Has Discovered A CRISPR-Like Enzyme System - But The Company Isn't Yet Certain How It Works
The finding marks a milestone in AI companies' push to become more involved in life science research.
IFLScience · 25 Sept 2026
Digital Science Park secures KIIFB clearance, work to begin soon
Digital Science Park at Technopark Phase IV gets KIIFB clearance; IIITM-K issues LoA for Rs 180.14 crore phase-1 contract. Work to start within a month.
Times of India · 25 Sept 2026
Great news from Saturn's moon Enceladus in the search for life in space
What are the chances of finding extraterrestrial life in our solar system? Frank Postberg, a professor of planetary science at Freie Universität Berlin, has published a study in Science Advances with an international team of researchers. They present new evidence that it is easier to determine the constituents of the ocean hidden beneath Enceladus's icy surface than previously assumed.
Phys.org · 25 Sept 2026
Andrew Huberman’s rise from Stanford scientist to wellness superstar
Andrew Huberman has gone from Stanford neuroscientist to wellness superstar, drawing thousands to Radio City with his science-backed health protocols.
New York Post · 25 Sept 2026
Students help researchers study how people experience temperature
Are there any geographical differences in how people experience weather conditions? This question was investigated in the citizen science project Kallt och svettigt (Cold and sweaty) for a year with the help of school pupils throughout Sweden.
Phys.org · 25 Sept 2026
A 1917 silent film about a deadly factory fire was lost for over a century. It just resurfaced.
For more than 100 years, a silent film about a fictional industrial fire in Chicago remained elusive to the safety science organization that commissioned the short motion picture. But in 2025, it resurfaced at the University of Maryland Libraries, uncovered by the preservation team. Why it landed there, stored alongside a collection of movies printed on an entirely
ABC17News.com · 25 Sept 2026
CSIR-NIIST and Tata Consumer Products Ltd to establish Centre of Excellence for Food Fortification in Thiruvananthapuram
CSIR-NIIST and Tata Consumer Products launch CEFIRT in Thiruvananthapuram, merging science and industry for fortified food innovation and training.
The Hindu · 25 Sept 2026
Dagupan needs science to solve flooding - expert
DAGUPAN CITY, Pangasinan — Raising road levels without simultaneously upgrading drainage, pumping and water-retention systems could worsen flooding in lower-lying homes, a Canadian earth scientist and hydrologist in Dagupan City said.
The Manila Times · 25 Sept 2026
Notre Dame's ND-LEEF holds annual Science Sunday in South Bend
The annual free event offers adults and children a chance to explore ND-LEEF and the range of environmental research conducted at Notre Dame.
South Bend Tribune · 25 Sept 2026
Microsoft Gives Copilot A Major AI Upgrade With Coding And Agentic Tools
Microsoft has introduced enhanced features for its Copilot app, aiming to evolve it into a comprehensive tool for office workers. New functionalities include a coding tool that allows users to create software with natural language prompts, etc., Technology & Science, Times Now
Times Now · 25 Sept 2026
Anthropic has exaggerated another breakthrough
Another day, another claim by a frontier AI company to have achieved a huge breakthrough in science. Most recently, it’s Anthropic, saying: ‘Claude has discovered a previously unknown enzyme system hidden in the DNA of bacteriophages. Beside the enzyme’s gene sits a long array of repeating DNA – a structure that looks somewhat similar to CRISPR.
The Spectator · 25 Sept 2026
Rumman Chowdhury
Rumman Chowdhury, former United States Science Envoy for AI in the Biden Administration, on why she doesn't buy the AI doomer rhetoric.
Rolling Stone · 25 Sept 2026
Malayalam Science Conference begins in Keralam to take research to public
Kochi, Sep 25 (PTI) The Malayalam Science Conference 2026, aimed at making scientific knowledge and developments more accessible to the public in Keralam’s native language, began here on Friday, organisers said. The two-day conference is jointly organised by ICAR-Central Institute of Fisheries Technology (ICAR-CIFT), Kochi, Swadeshi Science Movement-Kerala and Bharatiya Bhasha Samiti under the Ministry […]
ThePrint · 25 Sept 2026
Andhra Student Jumps To Death In Rajkot's Marwadi University, Second Campus Suicide In A Week
A third-year computer science student from Andhra Pradesh died by suicide at Marwadi University in Rajkot, a week after another student died in a similar incident.
News18 · 25 Sept 2026
30 remarkable women to watch in Ireland’s STEM space
These 30 women in the STEM space are ones to watch if you foresee a long-lasting career in science, technology, engineering or maths.
Siliconrepublic.com · 25 Sept 2026
‘Robust little’ vessel begins treacherous 22,000km journey around Antarctica in the name of climate science
Powered by sun and wind, the uncrewed vehicle will collect data to help Australian scientists better understand how oceans absorb emissions
The Guardian · 25 Sept 2026
He gave away 80% of his income, taught in an African school with just one computer: How Peter Tabichi became the ‘world’s best teacher’ and won $1 million
A science teacher in rural Kenya was giving away most of his monthly income to help poor families and students.
Times of India · 25 Sept 2026
Bill Nye the Science Guy to speak at CU Boulder on Nov. 4
Bill Nye, known by generations from his T.V. show, “Bill Nye the Science Guy,” will speak at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 4 at the University of Colorado Boulder's Macky Auditorium, 1595 Pleasant St.
Boulder Daily Camera · 25 Sept 2026
‘Paradise of machines’: Pope Leo XIV warns against genetic manipulation, surrogacy and assisted dying
Pope Leo XIV urged France to ensure science and technology remain guided by the common good rather than profit. He also warned humanity could lose its way amid what he called a “paradise of machines”.
Moneycontrol · 25 Sept 2026
Google May Launch Its Most Advanced Gemini 4 AI Model Soon To Take On ChatGPT And Claude
Google is accelerating the launch of its next AI model, Gemini 4, to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude. , Technology & Science, Times Now
Times Now · 25 Sept 2026
Tamil Nadu to introduce ‘One Degree, Six Skills’ programme for UG students from January 2027: Check complete details here
Tamil Nadu is set to introduce a new skill-based programme for undergraduate students in 181 government arts and science colleges, with students expected
Times of India · 25 Sept 2026
Apple Hardware Engineering VP Debunks Popular iPhone Rice Myth: “Eat Your Rice”
Apple's VP of Hardware Engineering, Tom Marieb, has dismissed the common advice of placing wet iPhones in rice, stating it is ineffective and urging users to rather enjoy their rice. His remarks highlight that modern iPhones are designed to be water-resistant, capable of withstanding splashes without concern. , Technology & Science, Times Now
Times Now · 25 Sept 2026
'If you do want to be a criminal, there is no better place to do it': Author Rose George dives into the dark depths of the fishing industry
Live Science spoke with Rose George, journalist and author of "Every Last Fish," about her book, which delves into the murky world of the fishing industry, the intelligence of the animals harvested, and the hurdles preventing sustainability in the oceans.
Livescience.com · 25 Sept 2026
Dreame X60 Ultra Robot Vacuum With AI-powered Features Now Available In India: Price, Features
Dreame has introduced its flagship X60 Ultra Complete robot vacuum in India, priced at Rs 1,34,999. , Technology & Science, Times Now
Times Now · 25 Sept 2026
The Science Behind Train Wheels: Why Aren't They Perfectly Round?
Discover the engineering marvel of conical train wheels and how their design enhances safety, stability, and efficiency on the tracks.
Times of India · 25 Sept 2026
SRM AP Brings UNITES To The Forefront As A Global Platform For Science, Innovation And Collaboration
SRM University-AP launches UNITES Global Innovation Society with APSCHE to foster interdisciplinary research, innovation and sustainable solutions.
Outlook India · 25 Sept 2026
OPINION: Japan should leave mark in space exploration, U.S. eyes lunar nuclear plant
TOKYO - "Build a nuclear power plant on the Moon." It sounds like something out of a science fiction film but it could soon be reality as the United States is
EUROPE SAYS · 25 Sept 2026
Nag Ashwin on mythology’s sci-fi potential: ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ is only the beginning
Filmmaker Nag Ashwin believes Indian mythology holds immense potential to inspire futuristic science-fiction stories, with Kalki 2898 AD serving as an
Times of India · 25 Sept 2026
WIN tickets to Disney On Ice presents Discover the Magic
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Evening Chronicle · 25 Sept 2026
'Super' El Niño is coming. What should you expect?
The world is bracing for the worst effects of a Super El Niño. Or a Godzilla El Niño. But what does that really even mean?For millennia El Niño has shaped weather across the globe, fueling flooding in parts of the U.S., droughts and wildfires in Australia and Indonesia, and disrupting fisheries across the Pacific.Scientists have long wondered if human activities — chiefly the burning of fossil fuels — are making El Niños stronger. Now, on the eve of the strongest El Niño on record, a team of researchers think they have an answer.Interested in more science behind the weather? Email us your ques
NPR · 25 Sept 2026
Weight loss with Ozempic: Why some people lose more than 20% of their body weight while others barely lose any
Although weight-loss drugs have become quite popular in this century, starting a GLP-1 drug like Ozempic can feel almost life-changing for some people. Suddenly, their hunger fades into the background. Eating doesn't feel like a constant battle. Portions shrink, meals satisfy, and, for the first time in years, the scale actually drops. Meanwhile, someone else using the very same medication might step on the scale week after week, only to see barely any change.This huge gap in experience is one of the biggest questions people have about Ozempic and other GLP-1 drugs: How can one person lose mor
Times of India · 25 Sept 2026
OpenAI AI Agents Tried To Hack 4 More Websites While Looking For Data, Claims New Report
OpenAI, led by Sam Altman, is under scrutiny after its AI agents were discovered attempting to hack multiple websites while seeking information., Technology & Science, Times Now
Times Now · 25 Sept 2026
Ulike Brings Science, Innovation and Support Together at London Forum on PMOS
/PRNewswire/ -- Ulike brought together medical expertise, patient advocacy and beauty technology at its Ulike Scientific Innovation Forum, held on 23 September...
PR Newswire UK · 25 Sept 2026
fi potential: ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ is only the beginning
Nag Ashwin on mythology’s sci-fi potential: ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ is only the beginning - Mumbai, Sep 25 Filmmaker Nag Ashwin believes Indian mythology holds immense potential to inspire futuristic science-fiction stories, with ... Get Latest News on Entertainment only on lokmattimes.com
Lokmat Times · 25 Sept 2026
Berlin’s new political star is offering something all of Europe needs - hope and housing
Elif Eralp wants lower rents and more public housing. It’s not rocket science but mainstream parties still don’t get why they are failing, says Guardian Europe columnist Fatma Aydemir
The Guardian · 25 Sept 2026
As the coding boom fades, computer science grads focus on AI skills in choppy job market
The elevated jobless rate in the field - at around 7.1% for recent computer science and computer engineering graduates, according to an Associated Press analysis - reflects in part the huge numbers of students who enrolled during the coding boom.
The Economic Times · 25 Sept 2026
Amitabh Bachchan explores questions of faith, science and the divine
Amitabh Bachchan explores questions of faith, science and the divine - Mumbai, Sep 25 Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has turned to the bigger questions of existence, reflecting on the universe's ... Get Latest News on Entertainment only on lokmattimes.com
Lokmat Times · 25 Sept 2026

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