Time may be universal. Experience is not. Ishan Singhal and @SussexUni researchers propose a “timescape” framework for understanding how different species perceive time, with implications for cognition, conservation & design.
🔗 https://t.co/effBYelp9W
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Los Angeles, the future is coming.
This December, the World Technology Summit arrives in LA, bringing together bold ideas, transformative tech, and the people shaping what comes next.
Stay tuned. WTS Los Angeles 2026 is just getting started.
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Ideas grow through exchange. Progress takes people.
World Technology Group’s leadership team is at @WorldSkills2026 connecting skills, science and technology.
The people shaping our future deserve a global stage.
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Congratulations to @WorldSkills International on an unforgettable Opening Ceremony for #WorldSkillsShanghai2026.
WT’s Executive Chairman Sir @pauljfoster_GEF and Sec Gen @AureliaRuetsch are in Shanghai to explore future opportunities following our MOU with WorldSkills Europe.
#WorldSkillsShanghai2026 🇨🇳, the world’s biggest skills competition, kicked off with an unbelievable, unforgettable Opening Ceremony spotlighting the value of skills development and excellence.
And with that, the 48th WorldSkills Competition is now underway! 🎉
#WSC2026
Some of the universe’s biggest mysteries can be explored here on Earth.
A team led by Lorenzo M. Procopio used an optical black-hole analogue to reveal new insight into Hawking radiation.
Ingenuity makes the unreachable testable.
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GPS signals are doing far more than guiding us.
Chris Ruf & @UMich's CYGNSS team use reflected GPS signals to monitor climate patterns and threats, turning navigation technology into a powerful Earth-observation tool.
🔗 https://t.co/RG2hiXIkcg
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This paint makes light disappear.
Zhiwei Liu and researchers at @NIPSEAGroup created an ultra-black automotive coating that absorbs 99.9% of visible light by combining carbon black with carbon nanotubes.
🔗 https://t.co/RrtLGAtDbz
#CelebrateHumanIngenuity#IndustrialSciences
Distance shouldn’t determine opportunity.
The Smart Villages and Smart Islands initiatives of the @ITU use digital connectivity to bring new opportunities to remote communities across Asia & the Pacific.
Discover how technology is closing the distance:
https://t.co/gMfh6u5QgL
Life, rebuilt from chemistry.
Kate Adamala and @UMNews researchers created SpudCell, a synthetic cell made from non-living components that can grow, copy its genome, and divide.
🔗 https://t.co/VMHjyfEHxG
#CelebrateHumanIngenuity#LifeSciences
Antarctica’s ice began deep below the surface.
@unisouthampton researchers found that mantle-driven uplift created the terrain needed for Antarctica’s ice sheet to form millions of years before Arctic glaciation.
🔗 https://t.co/pE1HQoHij2
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Mars became a testing ground in deep space.
NASA’s Psyche probe captured thousands of images during a Mars flyby, helping the @ASU imaging team calibrate its cameras before reaching asteroid Psyche in 2029.
🔗 https://t.co/kE38FAjt5Y
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Life science is reaching beyond Earth.
Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences grew synthetic human embryos in space, advancing research into early human development in microgravity and the future of space medicine.
🔗 https://t.co/DT2fNnoaUs
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AI is transforming how new materials are discovered.
Researchers Cafer Acemi & Brent Vela have developed an AI-guided method that rapidly identifies promising new metal alloys, accelerating innovation across engineering, manufacturing, and aerospace.
🔗 https://t.co/8x0wKX95bX
Deep beneath us, Earth changed course.
Researchers at @EdinburghUni discovered the flow of Earth's molten outer core shifted direction in 2010, revealing insights into the forces that generate our planet's magnetic field.
🔗 https://t.co/p7Wdw6522Q
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Can we eliminate disease from the human genome?
Advances in gene-editing technology show potential for treating inherited conditions, but profound ethical questions remain.
Explore the promise & peril of gene editing ⬇️
🔗https://t.co/21aHpNWVji
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Tiny devices could power themselves.
Dr. Chi Li and researchers have developed a microscopic circuit that harvests ambient radio signals to generate electricity, bringing self-powered electronics a step closer to reality.
🔗 https://t.co/4xyKpAQqyi
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