Black holes are among the universe’s most extreme objects, with gravitational forces so powerful that even light cannot escape them. While scientists have photographed their surroundings and detected collisions between them, what lies inside remains one of physics’ biggest unanswered questions.
A study of 316 physics students found greater learning gains in less time with a generative AI tutor, while another trial showed AI-assisted tutors improved pass rates among underserved pupils.
Developed under the IndiaAI Mission, the three models aim to strengthen India's AI capabilities, support 22 Indian languages and expand access to artificial intelligence in sectors such as education, banking, defence and cybersecurity.
The research collaboration will use data from the Emirati Genome Program and Abu Dhabi’s Malaffi health information exchange to examine genetic factors associated with the two chronic respiratory diseases.
Experiments on uranium ditelluride have shown that two distinct superconducting states can coexist in the material, making it a leading candidate for a topological superconductor, a development that could eventually support advances in quantum computing.
The EXCITE infrared telescope will travel aboard a high-altitude balloon to around 130,000 feet above Earth, allowing researchers to study the atmospheres of exoplanets known as hot Jupiters.
The Rutgers University scientist has been recognised for defending evidence on lead contamination in Flint, Michigan, despite facing opposition and threats. Kerala-based liver specialist Cyriac Abby Philips was also among this year’s nominees.
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