Timef 07/23/2025
- A.I. May Be the Future, but First It Has to Study Ancient Roman History nytimes.com2025-07-23 23:00:25
A software model from Google DeepMind put a more precise date on an important Latin text credited to a Roman emperor as a demonstration of its capabilities.
- Meta Unveils Wristband For Controlling Computers With Hand Gestures nytimes.com2025-07-23 23:00:18
When you write your name in the air, you can see the letters appear on your smartphone.
- Something Like Feathers Grew on a 247-Million-Year-Old Reptile nytimes.com2025-07-23 23:00:11
The discovery, in a bizarre animal not closely related to birds, could change how scientists think about the origin of feathers.
- New Global Atlas Highlights Surprising Hot Spots of Fungal Biodiversity nytimes.com2025-07-23 23:00:10
A new global atlas of underground fungi suggests that some surprising biodiversity hot spots lie hidden beneath our feet.
- Zelig Eshhar, Who Engineered Immune Cells to Fight Cancer, Dies at 84 nytimes.com2025-07-23 22:31:19
He made a conceptual leap in immunotherapy by creating a hybrid T-cell, known as CAR-T, that was genetically modified to destroy cancer cells.
- How Native Homes in New Mexico Are Tapping the Sun nytimes.com2025-07-23 08:14:13
An Indigenous-led nonprofit group is bringing solar power to Navajo Nation and the Hopi tribe, where about 15,000 households lack access to electricity.
- North Carolina’s Bogs Have a Dirty Secret, and That’s a Good Thing nytimes.com2025-07-23 08:14:08
Peat bogs have huge potential to store planet-warming carbon. The ones in North Carolina just need some help to get healthy again.
- Why This Pennsylvania City Put Its Streetlights on a Dimmer nytimes.com2025-07-23 08:13:56
After passing a Dark Sky ordinance to curb light pollution and save energy, Pittsburgh is installing adjustable streetlights.
- Amid Fear of Retaliation, N.S.F. Workers Sign Letter of Dissent nytimes.com2025-07-23 05:38:25
In a public letter, employees of the National Science Foundation accused the administration of politicizing the agency and impeding scientific innovation.
- Sarah Morlok Cotton, Quadruplet Who Knew Fame and Suffering, Dies at 95 nytimes.com2025-07-23 03:12:32
She was the last of four identical sisters who were a national sensation even before they began performing onstage. Offstage, they endured abuse and schizophrenia.
- FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Chief Resigns nytimes.com2025-07-23 02:49:58
Ken Pagurek had told colleagues the Trump administration was causing ‘chaos’ inside FEMA and creating dangerous delays in disaster response.
