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OpenScience, a scientific agent, has launched out of beta on Product Hunt with a redesigned IDE, integrated AI models, autoresearch capabilities, and is free and open source for research labs.
NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 astronauts arrived at Kennedy Space Center for pre-launch media briefings, discussing their upcoming mission to the International Space Station, scientific experiments, and preparation for the October 1 launch.
A PhD student shares the release of their paper on AI programs for bioimaging analysis, utilizing SAM and SAM2 models to automate segmentation and data extraction in scientific applications.
Scientists propose that biological systems may not rely on genuine quantum effects, but instead achieve similar functionality through classical networks that mathematically mimic quantum behavior, as explored in recent research.
AI systems are now being evaluated on their ability to perform practical laboratory tasks such as running experiments, handling equipment, reading instruments, and recovering from failures, marking a shift from theoretical to applied science.
Anthropic reported that using about 950 Claude agents over 21 hours identified a potential biological lead in enzyme research, but the result is preliminary and raises questions about validating AI agent workflows in science.
ScienceBuddy is a free AI workbench for scientific researchers that provides reliable, evidence-based literature reviews and includes over 200 specialized research tools, open-sourced by PhAI Labs.
ScienceBuddy is a free, biomed-focused AI tool by PhAI Labs that assists researchers in scientific analysis, such as differential expression, and emphasizes accuracy by correcting user input and avoiding data fabrication.
Scientists have developed the world's most accurate atomic clock, setting a new standard for precision timekeeping technology.
Xiaomi's MiMo V2.6 Pro is now the top-ranked global open-source AI model on Artificial Analysis, nearly matching GPT-5.6 Sol in intelligence while offering cost-effective pricing for real-world applications.
Stanford researchers have created AI agents from scientific papers that can autonomously reproduce experiments and communicate with each other, leading to the discovery of a new genetic connection to ADHD risk.
New research reveals that tiny hairs (cilia) help corals breathe by generating water vortices, but warming oceans may cause them to malfunction, leading to suffocation and potential coral die-offs.
Scientists developed a new method using carbonized scrolls and X-ray scans to enhance the deciphering of ancient Herculaneum scrolls, highlighting the potential of lead in ink and AI software for improved readability.
This paper evaluates the faithfulness of AquiLLM, an open-weight RAG-LLM system, for scientific research in astronomy, showing strong performance on retrieval tasks but challenges in synthesis.
ScienceBuddy introduces a recursive-in-recursive self-improvement paradigm for interactive scientific agents, enabling continual evolution through researcher collaboration and feedback.
Atria Dawn Preview is a foundation agentic language model designed for scientific research, achieving competitive benchmark results and demonstrating a shift toward human-AI project-level collaboration.
OpenAI used around 10,000 AI agents in parallel to tackle the Navier-Stokes equations, suggesting that scientific progress could scale significantly with compute power.
Curie is an AI research assistant built for scientific literature analysis, featuring parallel search across multiple databases and claim verification against source texts.
The article describes how MIT graduate student Beatriz Yankelevich used GPT-5.6 Sol with Codex to automate quantum computing experiments, saving time and enabling more focus on analysis and design.
Andrew G. Wilson argues that despite impressive progress, current AI systems remain appallingly poor at conducting end-to-end scientific research.