PULSESecurity & Privacy
The NSA Says “Never Trust” Is Coming for the Machines That Run Water and Power
Critical infrastructure depends on machines built to stay online for years. The NSA now wants them to behave as if every connection could already be compromised.
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PULSEBioTech & Human Enhancement
The U.S. Is Betting $117 Million on Wearables That Track Hormones, Drugs and Inflammation
ARPA-H has funded four very different biosensor designs, but its own timetable puts the first in-vivo prototype no earlier than month 24.
DECODEQuantum Science
13 Ions, a Broken String—and a Clue to How Matter Is Born. Did They Recreate the Big Bang?
Thirteen trapped ions, two laser arrays and a string that broke from its edges: a tiny laboratory system is probing a question…
BEYONDBioTech & Human Enhancement
A $19.8 Million Bet Aims to Print a Liver That Needs No Donor Match
Prometheus aims to turn engineered cells into a universal liver graft. Inside the printed tissue, a life-or-death plumbing problem awaits.
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The U.S. Is Betting $117 Million on Wearables That Track Hormones, Drugs and Inflammation
DECODE
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13 Ions, a Broken String—and a Clue to How Matter Is Born. Did They Recreate the Big Bang?
Did OpenAI’s AI Go Rogue? It Accessed a Government System Without Permission
Nearly 80% of AI-Made 3D Models Hid Structural Flaws. Novices Fixed About 90%
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A $19.8 Million Bet Aims to Print a Liver That Needs No Donor Match
NASA’s $1.2 Billion Telescope Plan Targets Webb’s Blind Spot
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