Science
Gene drive research advances in Africa's malaria fight
The Target Malaria consortium is testing gene drive technology in Africa to reduce mosquito populations and malaria transmission.
Science
China's Shenzhou-21 crew completes mission, returns to Earth
The three astronauts of China's Shenzhou-21 mission have successfully returned to Earth after a six-month stay aboard the Tiangong space station.
Science
Designer Rice: High-Protein, Low-GI Varieties Under Development
Researchers are developing biofortified 'designer rice' with enhanced protein and a lower glycemic index for better nutrition and diabetes management.
Science
NASA Artemis II Crew Captures Detailed Moon Basin Image
NASA released a detailed image of the Moon's Orientale Basin, a geological feature, captured by the uncrewed Artemis I mission's Orion spacecraft.
Good News
Down Syndrome Awareness Walk Raises Funds, Promotes Inclusion
The annual 'Step Up for Down Syndrome' walk raises funds for support services and promotes community inclusion for individuals with Down syndrome.
Science
Astronomers find evidence for massive 'pair-instability' supernovae
Scientists have found chemical evidence for the existence of 'pair-instability' supernovae, a theorized explosion of the universe's first, most massive stars.
Science
Sea Slugs Use Skin Crystals as 'Pixels' for Color
Scientists confirm that some sea slugs' vibrant colors come from photonic crystal structures in their skin, not pigments.
Entertainment
Film 'A Season to Blossom' explores writer's creative revival
The film 'A Season to Blossom' follows an aspiring writer who reignites her passion after a chance encounter.
Good News
Lincoln's 'Kitchen for Good' finds permanent home in Telegraph District
The nonprofit 'Kitchen for Good' has secured a permanent location in Lincoln's Telegraph District to expand its culinary job training and meal programs.
Science
Jeremy Hansen Conducts Live Q&A from Space on Artemis II
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen participated in a live Q&A from space, discussing views of Earth during the Artemis II mission.
Technology
Researchers Achieve Record Data Speed Using Standard Fiber Cables
Researchers have set a new data transmission record of 402 terabits per second using standard fiber-optic cables, a leap forward for network capacity.
Health
Digital Heart 'Twins' Guide Treatment for Irregular Heartbeat
A clinical trial shows using a personalized digital twin of a patient's heart can help guide treatment for a dangerous irregular heartbeat.