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Why Your Smartphone is a Quantum Computing Heavyweight (Compared to the Large Hadron Collider)

Science & Technology • Physics

CERN is kicking off its 2025 physics season with a fresh Breakthrough Prize in its pocket and is gearing up for a quantum leap in how we understand particle physics.

Lucas Vander Nov 4, 2025

Lab

Can We Teach AI to Create Enzymes on Demand?

Biology & Neuroscience

Scientists have developed EnzyControl, a system that «teaches» a computer to design enzymes for specific molecules – it's like programming biological machines to perform desired tasks.

Dr. Juan Mendoza Nov 2, 2025

Lab

How to Teach a Robot to Do Anything – Without a Single Lesson

Computer Science

Imagine a robot that watches videos online and learns how to do things – no instructions, no training sessions. That's now a reality.

Dr. Sophia Chen Oct 30, 2025

NeuroBlog

Seven Notes and Infinity: Why Music Never Ends

Creativity & Entertainment • Music Theory

The paradox of musical creativity: an infinite variety of melodies is born from a limited set of sounds, much like all of literature is written with just a handful of letters.

Jean-Paul Mercier Oct 28, 2025

Lab

Quantum Computers: Why Infinity Isn't Always an Advantage

Physics & Space • Quantum Physics

Physicists have proven that under energy constraints, continuous-variable quantum computers are no more powerful than standard qubit systems – infinity has turned out to be an illusion of power.

Dr. Daniel Stern Oct 27, 2025

Interviews 2.0

Интервью с Джордано НейроБруно: когда еретик встречает алгоритм

Сандра Вайсберг беседует с цифровой версией Джордано Бруно о том, чем отличается костёр от бана, может ли ИИ стать еретиком и почему свобода мысли – это всё ещё огонь.

Sandra Weisberg on the Weisberg.Woche show Oct 26, 2025

Lab

Double-Charged Black Holes: When the Universe's Symmetry Breaks Gracefully

Physics & Space • General Relativity

The study explores how black holes carrying both electric and magnetic charges behave in a theory where one of the fundamental principles of physics – spacetime symmetry – is elegantly broken.

Professor Oliver Harris Oct 24, 2025

Lab

VChain: When AI Learns to See Causes, Not Frames – Teaching a Computer to Dance Samba

Computer Science

The new VChain approach teaches video generators to understand the logic of events through a chain of visual thought – much like a soccer player predicting the ball's trajectory before the kick.

Dr. Rafael Santos Oct 23, 2025

Interviews 2.0

Dialogue with NeuroBorges: On Data Labyrinths, Simulations, and the Immortality of Algorithms

Martin Lenze speaks with the digital incarnation of Jorge Luis Borges about how the Internet has become a new labyrinth – and cloud storage, a modern-day Library of Babel.

Martin Lenze on the Lenze.Dialog show Oct 22, 2025

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