Science & Tech

Science enables us to predict the distant future of our planet, which is expected to become a living hell that we can learn a lot from

The move ‘would seriously damage investors from multiple countries’ and hurt ‘confidence to invest in the United States,’ said a spokeswoman for the Chinese Ministry of Commerce

Shou Chew will make a high-profile appearance Thursday before a U.S. Congressional committee to make the case for why the hugely popular video-sharing app shouldn’t be banned

Scientists reported Wednesday that they found clues about the liver disease that is widely believed to have killed the German composer

A U.S. study adds to mounting evidence that monitoring alone can’t change behaviors

The researcher, the first Latin American to win the Abel Prize, uncovered the interactions between solids and liquids, opening new doors to medicine, the automotive industry and even knowledge of the universe

The sargassum is expected to wash ashore in coming months on some Florida beaches, in the Caribbean islands and Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula

According to a British study, introducing peanuts to infants’ diets could prevent 10,000 children from developing a nut allergy each year

The most recent version of the popular artificial intelligence chatbot has been released to the public. EL PAÍS put its abilities to the test, with mixed results

The fungus, Candida auris, is a form of yeast that is usually not harmful to healthy people but can be a deadly risk to fragile hospital and nursing home patients

‘Drosophila melanogaster’ can detect what amounts to a sixth taste, helping it avoid harmful substances. Scientists hope to find similar high-pH detectors in mammals

In Bard’s next stage, Google is opening a waitlist to use an AI tool that’s similar to the ChatGPT technology that Microsoft began deploying in its Bing search engine to much fanfare last month

The platform’s CEO said that the hearing ‘comes at a pivotal moment’ for the company as the video sharing app faces a possible ban in the United States

The frequency of lightning will increase in some regions but in areas such as the north of Russia and the Scandinavian peninsula there could be relief for permafrost and carbon emissions

Many steps in recent decades to help the Pacific Northwest’s killer whales, which have long suffered from starvation, pollution and getting captured for display in marine parks. But today only 73 remain, just two more than in 1971

This time around, the job cuts will hit profitable areas for the company including its cloud computing unit AWS and its burgeoning advertising business

A panel of scientists called for quickly slashing carbon pollution and fossil fuel use by nearly two-thirds by 2035

The Department of Primary Industries said the fish deaths were likely caused by low oxygen levels as floods recede

The U.S. Space Force confirmed the re-entry path over California for the Inter-Orbit Communication System

The man in charge of the new ship that will take astronauts to the Moon discusses the next manned missions to the Earth’s satellite and the possibility of people living there

The complex movements that these insects use to indicate the location of new flowers are passed from generation to generation

The illness has increased 3% annually in people under 50 in some wealthy countries. Causes are unknown

European countries are negotiating with pharmaceutical companies to avoid accumulating unused doses

AI has already revolutionized our lives. With a few simple instructions, the technology is able to create complete texts, without plagiarizing a single phrase from the internet. But is it capable of writing a good poem?