Monthly Archives: December, 2024
Farming-Free Food to Hit US Shelves in 2025: A New Era of Sustainable Nutrition
In a groundbreaking shift, food produced without traditional farming methods will soon be available in the US, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional agriculture.
Solar-Powered Breakthrough: Self-Charging Supercapacitors Achieve New Efficiency
A South Korean research team has developed self-charging supercapacitors combined with solar cells, achieving 63% energy storage efficiency and opening new horizons for sustainable energy solutions.
Cannabis Use Linked to Psychosis and Addiction: New Research Unveils Risks
A comprehensive study highlights the potential mental health risks associated with cannabis use, including a heightened risk of psychosis and addiction, prompting calls for awareness and regulation.
Massive SALT Typhoon Hack: AT&T and Verizon Confirm Breach of Customer Data
In a shocking revelation, AT&T and Verizon admit to a SALT Typhoon hack that exposed sensitive customer data, raising urgent cybersecurity concerns.
Chinese State Hackers Breach U.S. Treasury: A Wake-Up Call for Cybersecurity
Chinese state-sponsored hackers have infiltrated the U.S. Treasury Department, exposing vulnerabilities in critical systems and highlighting escalating global cyber threats.
Bacteria as Drug Factories: The Future of Medicine Production
Scientists are engineering bacteria to act as tiny drug factories, revolutionizing the way we produce medicine with efficiency, sustainability, and precision.