White House Launches GOLD EAGLE AI Initiative to Boost Cybersecurity
The White House announces GOLD EAGLE, a new coordinated system leveraging AI to enhance cybersecurity vulnerability detection and response across critical infrastructure.
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UN Calls for Increased Funding and Cooperation to Reach 2030 SDGs
The UN Economic and Social Council president and top UN officials emphasize the need for increased investment, international cooperation, and reform of global financial systems…
NASA Engineer Drives AI and STEM Education for Underserved Communities
An engineer with a background at NASA and Amazon founded thinqueBytes to expand AI and STEM education to communities often excluded from the tech sector.
UNESCO Gathers Global Leaders to Drive Digital Transformation in Education
Global education leaders discussed inclusive digital transformation, climate-ready education, and skills development aligned with Sustainable Development Goal 4.
DOE Announces Nearly $1 Billion for Critical Minerals and Advanced Energy Technologies
The Department of Energy announced intent to issue funding opportunities approaching $1 billion to enhance mining, processing, and manufacturing technologies in critical minerals…
U.S. DOE Launches Coal Modernization Projects and $1B Energy Partnership with Japan
The U.S. Department of Energy selects coal modernization projects and forms a $1 billion international partnership with Japan to advance energy infrastructure and innovation.
DOE Launches Advanced Nuclear Reactor Pilot Program with 11 Projects
DOE initiates President Trump’s Nuclear Reactor Pilot Program, aiming to advance 11 advanced reactor technologies toward deployment.
DOE Finalizes $3.26 Billion Loan to Modernize Texas Electricity Grid
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office announced a loan of up to $3.26 billion to AEP Texas aimed at strengthening the Texas electricity grid and reducing costs.
DOE Boosts Energy Cybersecurity and Manufacturing Innovation
The U.S. Department of Energy is focusing on enhancing the energy supply chain’s cybersecurity and supporting manufacturers with funding to promote advanced materials and…
DOE Appoints New Advisory Board Members to Guide U.S. Energy Policy
The U.S. Department of Energy named new members to its advisory board, including leaders from various energy sectors, to support American energy innovation and security.
White House CEQ Highlights New Permitting Technologies at Expo
The Council on Environmental Quality announced selected technology solutions to be featured at the Permitting Innovators Expo, aiming to modernize federal environmental review…
Global Coalition Prioritizes Children’s Rights in AI Development
A coalition of governments, UN agencies, and civil society groups has been launched to ensure children’s safety and voices are central in the evolving AI landscape.
DOE Unity Microreactor Achieves Criticality, Meeting Executive Order Target
Deployable Energy’s Unity microreactor becomes third advanced reactor to reach zero-power fueled criticality under DOE’s Nuclear Energy Launch Pad initiative.
UN Secretary-General Urges Swift Global AI Governance After Independent Assessment
The UN Secretary-General and an expert panel emphasize the dual potential and risks of AI, urging governments to establish shared rules promptly amid rapid technological advances.
UN Report Calls for Global AI Governance Amid Rapid Technological Advances
AI's capabilities have accelerated, offering benefits in medicine and agriculture, while experts warn of risks requiring effective global governance, says UN panel.
Vera C. Rubin Observatory Launches 10-Year Legacy Survey of Space and Time
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has started its 10-year mission to capture an unprecedented cinematic record of the dynamic Universe through the Legacy Survey of Space and Time.
UNICEF Highlights Safety Risks as Millions of Children Turn to AI for Education
At least 20 million children globally use AI for learning and advice, prompting UNICEF to call for stronger protections and research on AI's impact.
NNSA and AWS Launch Secure Cloud Authorized for Secret Data
The National Nuclear Security Administration partners with Amazon Web Services to create a secure cloud environment for sensitive data, advancing digital modernization and AI…
President Signs Law Requiring FCC to Allow Shark Attack Emergency Alerts
The new law mandates the Federal Communications Commission to allow transmission of wireless alerts to mobile phones during shark attacks.
FIA European Rallycross Championship Reintroduces Combustion Engines for 2026
The FIA European Rallycross Championship will feature a six-event series with internal combustion engines in the top category, emphasizing traditional rallycross action and…
UN Approves First Global Standards for Fully Autonomous Vehicles
The UN Economic Commission for Europe approved global rules to ensure safety and harmonize standards for self-driving vehicles worldwide.
DOE/NNSA Unveils Aires Tide Flight Vehicle Developed with AI and Supercomputers
The National Nuclear Security Administration leveraged AI and advanced computing to rapidly design and test Aires Tide, a cost-effective flight vehicle supporting national…
FEMP Session on Electricity Cost Trends and Management for Federal Facilities
FEMP is presenting a session featuring experts discussing national and regional electricity price trends and strategies for federal facilities to manage energy expenses.
DOE Approves $17.5 Billion Loans to Strengthen U.S. Nuclear Supply Chain
The U.S. Department of Energy's loan commitment aims to support five projects for 10 advanced commercial nuclear reactors, accelerating construction and revitalizing the domestic…
White House Unveils Trump’s America First Resilience Strategy
The White House introduced a resilience strategy focused on preserving American security, promoting prosperity, and deterring adversaries through a risk-informed, tech-driven…
UN Chief Urges Swift Transition to Clean Energy Amid Climate Crisis
The UN Secretary-General outlined a plan to reduce emissions, accelerate renewables, and promote climate resilience amid rising global temperatures and fossil fuel dependence.
White House Orders Federal Shift to Post-Quantum Cryptography for Security
The U.S. government mandates federal agencies to adopt post-quantum cryptography standards to mitigate risks posed by future quantum computing capabilities.
UN Report Reveals Ongoing Gender Bias in AI Systems
A UN report reveals widespread gender bias in AI, urging inclusion of gender equality in AI design, deployment, and governance to address related harms.
UN Highlights Barriers Hindering Global South Innovations
UN forum spotlights promising innovations from developing countries, revealing barriers like limited finance and access preventing solutions from scaling.
UNESCO Calls for Global Input on Fair Pay for Journalism in the Digital Age
UNESCO has initiated a worldwide consultation to develop guidance on fair compensation for journalism amid challenges from digital platforms and AI.
UN Experts Warn of Digital Media Threats to Free Expression
UN special rapporteurs warn of shrinking public spaces, ‘media deserts,’ and disproportionate corporate power disrupting free speech and increasing risks for women and minorities…
Valar Atomics Ward 250 Reactor Reaches Zero-Power Criticality in Utah
The U.S. Department of Energy announced that Valar Atomics’ advanced reactor design, Ward 250, successfully demonstrated zero-power criticality, marking a key milestone in the…
Global Call for Entries: 2026 Shanghai Design 100+ Award
Shanghai invites global designers and design companies to submit works across multiple categories for the prestigious 2026 Design 100+ Award, featuring four major prize areas and…
UNESCO Advances Digital Literacy and Flexible Learning for Women in Nepal
UNESCO's CapEd programme aids women like Ashika and Suman in Nepal to overcome educational and digital barriers through community learning centers.
Webinar Highlights REopt Tool for Assessing Combined Heat and Power Systems
A webinar will cover how the REopt web tool assesses the performance and financial viability of combined heat and power technologies for onsite energy.
AI Tool Enhances Peptide Antibiotics Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria
Researchers created an AI tool that designs improved antibacterial peptides, potentially accelerating the development of new antibiotics to combat resistant bacteria.
NIH Study Examines Video Games for Depression Screening
Researchers used video games to measure how people with depression assess rewards, finding differences in decisional reference points that may aid faster diagnosis.
UN Chief: AI-Driven Hate Speech Threatens Minorities and Women
UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlights how AI and unregulated digital platforms fuel hate speech targeting minorities and women worldwide.
NIH Study Reveals Single-Cell Brain Activity Linked to Human Speech
Researchers used microelectrode arrays and AI models to link neuronal activity with linguistic features during natural conversation.
European Commission Unveils OceanEye to Strengthen Global Ocean Monitoring
OceanEye aims to boost global ocean monitoring by fostering international cooperation, securing investments, and promoting accessible ocean data to support sustainable ocean…
DOE Hosts Webinars on Hydropower Testing Network Voucher Program
The U.S. Department of Energy offers informational webinars for applicants interested in the HyTN Round 2 voucher program, with applications open since June 16, 2026.
White House CEQ Hosts Permitting Innovators Expo to Showcase New Environmental Technology
The Council on Environmental Quality will hold the Permitting Innovators Expo to highlight solutions aimed at modernizing federal environmental review and permitting.
Melania Trump Honors Student AI Champions, Launches Foster Care Financial Initiative
First Lady Melania Trump honored student AI champions and launched Fostering the Future Accounts, a financial program for youth in foster care.
UN Launches Global Alliance to Promote Human Rights Worldwide
The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has introduced a Global Alliance aimed at integrating human rights into decision-making amid global conflict and inequality.
UN Chief Warns of Rapid Spread of Hate Speech at Muscat Plan Launch
Hate speech is accelerating globally, fueled by unregulated platforms and AI, prompting a new UN initiative emphasizing traditional leaders' roles in peacebuilding.
DOE Finalizes National Roadmap to Accelerate Fusion Energy Commercialization
The U.S. Department of Energy released a unified strategy to advance fusion science, technology, and infrastructure aimed at realizing commercial fusion power in the mid-2030s.
Melania Trump Honors Student Winners at First Presidential AI Challenge
First Lady Melania Trump recognized six student teams from across the US for their innovative use of artificial intelligence at the first Presidential AI Challenge awards…
FIA Privacy Notice Details Collection and Protection of Personal Data
The FIA provides details on how it collects, processes, and protects personal data through its websites, events, and other interactions, excluding motorsport participation data.
FIA Global Partner Programme Drives Innovation, Sustainability, and Safety
The FIA Global Partner Programme brings together leading organizations committed to advancing technology, sustainability, and safety in both motorsport and mobility sectors…
FIA Releases 2020 Report and Previews 2026 Formula 1 Regulation Changes
The FIA published an overview of its 2020 activities, highlighting developments in motorsport regulations and upcoming changes to Formula 1 rules for 2026.
FIA to Digitise Archives and Launch E-Library for Motorsport History
The FIA is digitising its extensive archives to create an e-library, aiming to preserve heritage and support research. Public access is planned for 2024.
Antares Nuclear’s Mark-0 Reactor Achieves Criticality at Idaho National Laboratory
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Reactor Pilot Program marks a milestone with the Mark-0 advanced reactor completing a zero-power fueled criticality demonstration.
U.S. Energy Department to Refill and Protect Strategic Petroleum Reserve
The Department of Energy emphasizes the importance of restoring the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to ensure national energy security and plans infrastructure reviews.
UN Study Warns AI Infrastructure Poses Risks to Water, Land, and Climate
AI data centers may consume vast amounts of electricity by 2030, contributing to significant water and land use, with daily AI use driving most of the energy demand, according to…
IMF Launches Email Subscription Service with Strong Privacy Protections
The International Monetary Fund provides an email subscription service allowing users to manage their profile and notifications, emphasizing data privacy.
Flanders Leads First Regional AI Readiness Assessment with UNESCO Framework
Flanders is the first region to apply UNESCO's AI Readiness Assessment Methodology at the sub-national level, offering recommendations for ethical AI governance aligned with EU…
UNESCO Emphasizes Media and Information Literacy to Counter Online Hate Speech
UNESCO's new issue brief emphasizes Media and Information Literacy's role in promoting critical thinking and resilience against online hate speech and disinformation.
UN to Host First Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva
The UN General Assembly established a platform for international cooperation on artificial intelligence governance, with a two-day event featuring high-level discussions and a…
UNESCO Boosts Jamaica’s Disaster Preparedness with Community Radio Training
A UNESCO-led workshop in Jamaica trained media professionals and community members on emergency radio broadcasting to improve disaster response and cultural heritage safeguarding.
UNESCO's Global Impact: Advancing Education, Journalism, Science, and Culture
UNESCO supports millions worldwide by improving teacher training, protecting journalists, advancing AI ethics, and fostering cultural creativity across over 100 countries.
UNESCO Recognizes Edgar Morin's Lasting Impact on Global Thought
Edgar Morin's extensive body of work spanning over seven decades has been recognized by UNESCO for its profound impact on complexity, dialogue, and human creativity.
UNESCO and Tanzania Partner to Boost Teachers' Digital Skills in Education
A capacity-building workshop trained 52 Tanzanian teachers in ICT, physics, mathematics, and chemistry to improve digital teaching, supported by UNESCO and the Republic of Korea.
UNESCO Advances Media Freedom and Information Integrity Ahead of Bangladesh’s 2026 Elections
UNESCO has advanced initiatives to protect media freedom, promote diversity, and enhance election-related reporting integrity ahead of Bangladesh's February 2026 elections.
Cuba Strengthens Media Preparedness for Disaster Communication
Cuba is enhancing its media disaster communication through new laws, capacity-building, and protocols backed by UNESCO to ensure timely and reliable public information during…
How to Watch the World Athletics Event Live Stream Despite Geo-Restrictions
World Athletics is broadcasting a live event stream that may be subject to geo-blocking, with local televised options available in some regions.
World Athletics and Technogym Launch Global RUN X™ Treadmill Championship
The RUN X™ global treadmill running competition allows runners to compete on connected treadmills worldwide with a $100,000 prize pool and qualification to the 2027 World…
Sara Hall Named RUN X™ Ambassador for Inaugural World Treadmill Championship
US runner Sara Hall joins Jimmy Gressier as ambassadors for RUN X™, a global treadmill racing event launching in October 2026 with a $100,000 prize pool.
US Executive Order Boosts AI Innovation and Strengthens Cybersecurity
The US government issues a directive to enhance AI innovation and strengthen cybersecurity across federal systems, emphasizing collaboration with the private sector.
UNESCO and ICANN Release Policy Brief to Advance Universal Acceptance and Digital Inclusion
UNESCO and ICANN released a joint policy brief offering recommendations to advance Universal Acceptance of multilingual domain names and emails for more inclusive internet access.
UN Urges Safer Social Media Designs to Protect Children
The UN urges governments and tech companies to prioritize safety by design in social media platforms to protect children, beyond age-based bans.
World Athletics Launches New Voting System and Fan Choice Award for 2026
The 2026 World Athletics Awards will feature a revamped voting process and introduce a fan-voted Moment of the Year award to celebrate remarkable moments on and off the track.
CDC Privacy Policy: Collection and Protection of Personal Information
The CDC’s privacy policy states it does not collect personally identifiable information without consent and complies with all applicable federal laws on data protection.
DOE Prioritizes Energy Abundance and Innovation to Enhance U.S. Leadership
The Department of Energy outlines goals to boost domestic energy production, advance technological innovation, and address infrastructure challenges to maintain U.S. energy…
DOE Invests $134 Million to Advance Fusion Energy Research and Innovation
The DOE announced $134 million in funding for programs supporting fusion energy research, bridging private industry, national labs, and universities to promote US leadership in…
US and Israel Sign MoU to Strengthen Energy and AI Cooperation
The United States and Israel have agreed to cooperate on advancing innovation in energy and AI through a new Memorandum of Understanding signed by key officials.
DOE Selects Four Sites for AI Data Center and Energy Projects
The U.S. Department of Energy announced plans to invite private partners to develop AI data centers and energy projects on federal lands, aiming to enhance energy reliability and…
DOE Proposes Nearly $1 Billion to Strengthen U.S. Critical Minerals Sector
The U.S. Department of Energy plans to issue funding opportunities totaling nearly $1 billion aimed at advancing mining, processing, and manufacturing technologies for critical…
DOE Launches Vulnerability Disclosure Policy to Strengthen Cybersecurity
The DOE has implemented a Vulnerability Disclosure Program to receive and address security vulnerabilities from external reporters, aligning with federal cybersecurity directives.
U.S. Department of Energy Accessibility and Copyright Policies
The Department of Energy ensures accessibility for individuals with disabilities and outlines copyright and usage policies for its website content.
U.S. Department of Energy Strengthens Section 508 Accessibility Compliance
The Department of Energy aims to ensure its information and communications technology meets accessibility standards for individuals with disabilities under Section 508 of the…
DOE Advances Open Government and Customer Service Initiatives
The Department of Energy outlines plans to improve customer service, enhance digital communications, and assess progress under the Open Government Directive.
DOE Privacy Program Ensures Protection of Personally Identifiable Information
The Department of Energy's Privacy Program ensures adherence to privacy laws and integrates protections for personally identifiable information across its operations.
U.S. Department of Energy Grants and Financing Programs Overview
The U.S. Department of Energy offers various financial assistance programs aimed at startups, commercial companies, and governments to support energy projects and technology…
DOE Transportation Technologies Office to Hold 2026 Annual Merit Review in Arlington
The U.S. Department of Energy's Transportation Technologies Office will hold its 2026 Annual Merit Review to evaluate funded projects advancing DOE's mission.
U.S. Department of Energy: History, Impact, and Contributions
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has a rich historical background and supports numerous scientific projects and historical resources nationwide.
DOE and SB Energy to Develop 10 GW Data Center and Power Generation in Ohio
The U.S. Department of Energy collaborates with SB Energy to build a major data center and new natural gas power generation in Ohio, aiming to advance technology infrastructure…
How the Energy Department Safeguards U.S. National Security
The U.S. Department of Energy contributes to national security by securing the energy supply, managing the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and enhancing cyber-resilience among other…
DOE Office of Science Fuels Innovation in AI, Quantum Computing, and Cancer Research
The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science supports basic and enabling research that advances technology and national security, with major initiatives in artificial…
U.S. Energy Consumption by Sector: Homes, Transport, Industry & Business
Energy use in the U.S. spans homes, transportation, industry, and businesses, with evolving technologies and efficiency measures influencing future demand and energy systems.
Chris Wright Confirmed as 17th U.S. Secretary of Energy
Chris Wright, an entrepreneur and energy expert with a background in mechanical and electrical engineering, was confirmed as Secretary of Energy in 2025.
How to Use Basic and Advanced Search in CDC Stacks
CDC Stacks offers simple and advanced search options, enabling users to search all collections or specific fields with Boolean operators and phrase handling.
US and Sweden Sign Agreement to Strengthen Science and Technology Partnership
The United States and Sweden agreed to deepen bilateral collaboration in strategic science and technology areas including AI, biomedical research, and telecommunications.
NASA Hubble Telescope Captures Transitional Lenticular Galaxy NGC 1266
NGC 1266, a lenticular galaxy about 100 million light-years away in the Eridanus constellation, displays features bridging spiral and elliptical galaxies.
Shanghai Showcases AI-Powered Smart City Solutions at WUF13 Expo
Shanghai showcases advanced AI-driven urban management and flood mitigation technologies, emphasizing people-centered smart city development at the World Urban Forum.
NASA Showcases Lunar Base and Robotics Plans at 2026 FIRST Robotics Championship
NASA showcased its plan for a permanent lunar base and advanced robotic missions during the 2026 FIRST Robotics World Championship, engaging over 51,000 participants.
NASA Showcases Breakthroughs in Space Medicine, Materials, and Robotics from ISS Research
The 2025 Annual Highlights from NASA detail over 750 investigations on the ISS, including studies on robotic surgery, bone regeneration, and radiation-resistant materials for…
Amelia Earhart's 94th Anniversary: Honoring Her Solo Transatlantic Flight
The U.S. commemorates Amelia Earhart’s pioneering 1932 solo flight across the Atlantic, highlighting her enduring legacy and the nation’s commitment to advancing aviation…
South Dakota State University Wins NASA 2026 Blue Skies Competition with AR Glasses
The university team claimed first place with their WINGMAN augmented reality safety glasses designed to assist aircraft mechanics in routine servicing and repairs.
NASA Announces Robotic Payload Challenge for In-Space Servicing
NASA invites proposals for payloads manipulable by robotic arms in low Earth orbit, awarding up to $500,000 to winners and facilitating orbital demonstrations.
UNESCO Chairs Meet in Kerala to Boost Regional Knowledge Networks
Fourteen UNESCO Chairs met in Kerala, India, to review progress and align their work with UNESCO's 2026–2027 priorities, focusing on education, science, culture, and social…
NASA Fermi Telescope Detects Gamma Rays from Rare Superluminous Supernova
NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope observed gamma rays from a superluminous supernova likely powered by a magnetar, providing new insights into these energetic cosmic events.
NASA Releases 2026 Civil Space Technology Priorities
NASA's 2026 Civil Space Shortfall Ranking compiles feedback from over 450 individuals to guide technology development for lunar and planetary exploration missions.
Tim Goddard Leads NASA’s Artemis II Open Water Recovery Operations
Tim Goddard leads NASA’s open water recovery efforts, overseeing operations to safely retrieve Artemis II astronauts and Orion spacecraft from the Pacific Ocean.
UNESCO Chile Highlights Press Freedom and Community Media Challenges
UNESCO Chile organized a series of events involving media, academia, and civil society to discuss press freedom, journalist safety, and community communication tools.
NASA’s Psyche Mission Reveals Wind-Blown Craters on Mars
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captured detailed images of wind-formed streaks over impact craters in Mars’ Syrtis Major region, revealing geological features up to 30 miles wide.
NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Captures Crescent Mars During Gravity Assist
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft imaged Mars as a crescent just before a gravity assist maneuver, revealing atmospheric effects on light scattering.
NASA Scientist Cindy Evans Leads Artemis Crew Geology Training
Cindy Evans, a NASA Artemis exploration scientist, directs geology training to prepare Artemis crews for scientific observations during lunar missions.
Chongwe Community Radio Empowers Youth with Skills and Opportunity
Chongwe Community Radio in Zambia has provided training, confidence, and opportunities to young people, helping them connect with and serve their community.
UNESCO Webinar Highlights Inclusive Accessibility Practices in Museums
UNESCO and partners emphasized the importance of accessibility as a core principle in museums, covering physical, emotional, informational, and participatory inclusion.
Promoting Human-Centered AI and Interoperability for Digital Wellbeing
Lê Nguyen Hoàng advocates for interoperability and transparent digital platforms to reduce monopolies and enhance democratic participation in online spaces.
UNESCO Director-General Engages Asia-Pacific Youth on Post-2030 Education
UNESCO and young people from Asia-Pacific discuss education priorities for post-2030, focusing on equity, AI, and flexible learning pathways across the region.
World Athletics Live Stream Faces Loading Issues and Geo-Restrictions
Viewers attempting to watch the World Athletics live stream may encounter loading problems or geo-blocks depending on their location.
NIH-Backed Online Tool Seeks to Enhance Pediatric Amblyopia Care
Researchers launched an online decision-support tool to help clinicians diagnose and treat pediatric amblyopia, expanding access amid a specialist shortage.
NASA Study Shows Complex Global Changes in Nighttime Lighting from 2014–2022
New NASA data shows a 34% global increase in nighttime lighting, with notable regional brightening and dimming linked to urban growth, energy efficiency, and economic shifts.
NASA Seeks Industry Partners for 2030 Mars Telecommunications Network
NASA released a request for proposals inviting industry collaboration to develop a high-bandwidth Mars Telecommunications Network to support future Mars missions.
NASA and Eta Space Launch LOXSAT to Advance Cryogenic Fuel Technology
NASA partners with Eta Space and Rocket Lab for the LOXSAT mission to test 11 cryogenic fluid management technologies critical for future deep space missions.
Cygnus XL Delivers Fresh Food and Science Equipment to ISS
Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft delivered fresh produce and over 2,300 pounds of new research and equipment to the International Space Station.
NASA-Inspired 3D Printing Revolutionizes Earth Construction
A 3D printing process originally developed for lunar habitats is now used on Earth to create efficient, strong, and visually appealing building elements.
NASA Outlines Artemis III Plans to Test Spacecraft Docking in Earth Orbit
The Artemis III mission will evaluate rendezvous and docking between Orion and commercial landers in Earth orbit to reduce risks before future lunar landings.
NASA Engineer Completes FAA Training to Improve Digital Air Traffic Systems
A NASA Langley engineer attended FAA training to study digital clearance delivery systems and enhance digital taxi instructions for ground operations.
Perseverance Rover Captures Selfie and Martian Panorama in Mars’ Western Frontier
NASA's Perseverance rover has taken a detailed self-portrait and a panoramic view of ancient terrain during its westward exploration beyond Jezero Crater on Mars.
Kathleen Harmon Oversees Deep Space Network Communications for Artemis II
Kathleen Harmon, Artemis II mission interface manager, ensures NASA's Deep Space Network supports spacecraft communication for Artemis and other deep space missions.
NASA Tests Advanced Space Processor to Boost Spacecraft Computing Power
NASA’s High Performance Spaceflight Computing project is developing a radiation-hardened processor capable of dramatically boosting spacecraft computing power while withstanding…
NASA Curiosity Rover Frees Stuck Rock from Drill on Mars
Curiosity’s Mast Camera took images of a rock nicknamed Atacama, which was stuck on the rover’s drill before being detached after several days of effort.
Curiosity Rover Showcases Ingenuity in Latest Mars Mission
The Curiosity rover successfully freed its drill from the Atacama target and conducted detailed geological analyses while preparing for a new drilling site.
NASA Announces 2026 Lunabotics Challenge with 50 College Teams Building Lunar Robots
NASA's annual Lunabotics Challenge invites collegiate teams to develop autonomous lunar rovers capable of constructing protective berms for Artemis mission infrastructure.
NASA, ESA, and USGS Publish Optical Quality Guidelines for Earth Observation Missions
The new Optical Guidelines document outlines standardized methods for assessing the quality of optical sensor data from commercial Earth observation missions, promoting…
NASA Invites Public to Solve May 2026 Satellite Image Puzzler
NASA Earth Observatory's May 2026 Satellite Puzzler invites viewers to guess the location of a puzzling satellite image and share observations for recognition.
Nicholas Houghton Designs Safety Systems for NASA Artemis II Crew
Nicholas Houghton plays a key role in designing and testing life-saving equipment for NASA’s Orion spacecraft, ensuring crew safety during Artemis II and related operations.
President Signs Laws to Boost Rural Broadband and Extend Hydropower Deadlines
Two bills signed into law require new FCC procedures for broadband funding and extend hydropower project deadlines by six years.
Hubble Survey Enhances Roman Space Telescope Study of Milky Way’s Bulge
Hubble observations of the Milky Way’s dense galactic bulge will aid NASA’s upcoming Roman Space Telescope in surveying millions of stars and detecting thousands of exoplanets.
NASA Psyche Spacecraft Captures Mars Ahead of Gravity Assist Maneuver
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captured a colorized image of Mars about 3 million miles away, using it for a gravity assist to alter its trajectory toward asteroid Psyche.
NASA and SpaceX Schedule Mid-May Launch for 34th ISS Resupply Mission
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft will deliver about 6,500 pounds of supplies and scientific experiments to the International Space Station, supporting research for future deep space…
NASA Advances Regenerative Fuel Cell for Artemis Lunar Energy Storage
NASA's regenerative fuel cell system could provide energy storage and power for Artemis lunar habitats by cycling hydrogen and oxygen in a rechargeable process.
Brian Hughes Named Senior Director of NASA Launch Operations
Brian Hughes returns to NASA to lead launch operations at Kennedy and Wallops facilities, aiming to enhance coordination and support U.S. space leadership.
Anton Kiriwas: Leading Artemis Launch Integration at NASA
Anton Kiriwas plays a key role at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center as senior technical integration manager, overseeing launch safety and system integration for Artemis missions.
NASA and Microchip Develop Next-Gen Spaceflight Computing Power
NASA and Microchip Technology Inc. collaborate to create next-gen spaceflight processors that offer over 100 times current computing power with enhanced autonomy and resilience.
NASA Astronaut Photographs Milky Way and Airglow from Space
Astronaut Chris Williams photographed the Milky Way rising above Earth's atmospheric airglow while aboard the International Space Station in April 2026.
NASA Armstrong Expands Aircraft Fleet to Boost Aerospace Research
NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center adds new aircraft to its fleet, enhancing capabilities for science and aeronautics test missions while continuing its legacy in flight…
NASA Tests Supersonic Mars Helicopter Rotor Blades
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has tested next-generation Mars helicopter rotor blades capable of surpassing the sound barrier, aiming to enhance future aircraft performance on…
Blue Origin's Lunar Lander Cabin Mock-Up Delivered to NASA for Artemis Astronaut Training
NASA has received a full-size crew cabin mock-up of Blue Origin's lunar lander to support astronaut training and testing for upcoming Artemis missions.
NASA Tests Supersonic Mars Helicopter Blades for Next-Gen Exploration
NASA's new rotor blade tests show tips can exceed Mach 1 in Martian conditions, enabling heavier payloads and advanced aerial exploration on Mars.
Paraguay Signs Artemis Accords, Joining Global Space Exploration Effort
The Republic of Paraguay has joined 66 other nations in signing the Artemis Accords, committing to peaceful, transparent, and cooperative space exploration.
NASA and IBM’s Prithvi AI Model Powers Satellite Earth Observation
Prithvi, an open-source AI geospatial foundation model, has been successfully uploaded to satellites in orbit, enabling tasks like flood and cloud detection using 13 years of…
NASA’s Mars Habitat Simulation Crew Marks 200 Days in Isolation
Four crew members on NASA’s 378-day Mars simulation have surpassed 200 days inside a 3D-printed habitat, providing insights into isolation and mission stresses.
Artemis II Crew Captures Striking Image of Earth's Edge from Deep Space
The first crewed Artemis II mission provided a vivid image of Earth's bright edge against space, marking a step toward future moon landings.
NASA-Supported SNAPPY CubeSat Launches to Test Solar Neutrino Detection in Orbit
The SNAPPY CubeSat, designed by Wichita State University and supported by NASA, aims to test a prototype solar neutrino detector operating in polar orbit to pave the way for…
Cornell Students Partner with NASA to Advance Drone Traffic Safety
A Cornell University team is researching new drone traffic management systems funded by NASA, aiming to safely integrate thousands of drones in the national airspace.
Museum of World Athletics Unveils First Virtual 3D Sports Museum
The Museum of World Athletics offers a free, interactive 3D online experience showcasing the history and legends of athletics across continents.
NASA’s Dryden Test Range Expands Flight and Space Mission Capabilities
NASA’s Dryden Aeronautical Test Range provides critical communications, tracking, and data services for cutting-edge aeronautics and space research at Armstrong Flight Research…
NASA’s Roman Telescope Could Reveal Hidden Neutron Stars with Microlensing
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope might identify and weigh isolated neutron stars by measuring their microlensing effects on background stars.
NASA's Chandra Finds Mysterious X-ray Dot That Links Black Holes
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory detected an enigmatic 'X-ray dot' that may connect small black hole stars and supermassive black holes, located nearly 12 billion light-years away.
NASA Unveils Dry Cryogenic Test Rig for Simulating Extreme Lunar Cold
NASA engineers created the Lunar Environment Structural Test Rig (LESTR) to test materials at temperatures as low as –388°F without using liquid cryogens, improving safety and…
NASA and SpaceX Set for 34th ISS Commercial Resupply Mission
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft is set to launch on May 12, delivering over 6,500 pounds of cargo and science experiments to the International Space Station.
UN Calls for Global Action to Prevent Widespread Digital Disruptions
The UN calls on Member States to collaborate in preventing cascading impacts from digital disruptions, such as solar storms or climate-driven hazards, that could affect critical…
NASA Curiosity Rover Frees Stuck Martian Rock from Drill
Curiosity’s robotic arm detached a rock stuck on its drill after multiple attempts involving vibrations, rotations, and repositioning.
Over 650 NASA Citizen Scientists Co-Author Peer-Reviewed Papers
NASA reports that more than 650 volunteers in citizen science projects have become co-authors on peer-reviewed scientific publications, contributing to diverse research areas.
Curiosity Rover Encounters Drilling Obstacles at Atacama Mars Site
The Curiosity rover encountered difficulties extracting a drill bit from a detached rock block at the Atacama target site, leading to a focus on remote sensing activities instead…
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Captures 360-Degree View of 'Crocodile Bridge' on Jezero Crater Rim
NASA's Perseverance Mars rover captured a detailed 360-degree panorama of 'Crocodile Bridge,' a region on Jezero Crater's rim containing some of Mars' oldest rocks.
National Astronaut Day Celebrates Milestones in American Space Exploration
The United States celebrates National Astronaut Day, highlighting milestones from Alan Shepard’s 1961 flight to the recent Artemis II mission orbiting the Moon, advancing deep…
NASA Citizen Scientists Double Known Brown Dwarf Count with 3,000+ Discoveries
Citizen scientists involved in NASA's Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 project have identified over 3,000 new brown dwarfs, significantly expanding knowledge of these elusive objects.
NASA Marks 65 Years Since Alan Shepard's Historic Spaceflight
Marking 65 years since Alan B. Shepard Jr.'s historic Freedom 7 mission, NASA highlights its legacy and future Moon exploration plans.
NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Captures Detailed Image of Jupiter’s Moon Thebe
During a May 1, 2026 flyby, NASA’s Juno spacecraft captured detailed images of Thebe, Jupiter’s second largest inner moon, highlighting its connection to the planet’s faint ring…
Global Surge in Cyberattacks Underscores Urgent Need for Cyber Resilience
Rising cybercrime costs and state-linked attacks reveal limits of technical defenses, prompting calls for international cooperation and cyber resilience approaches.
NASA Partners with Interlune to Advance Lunar Resource Extraction Technology
NASA awards $6.9 million contract to Interlune to develop and test lunar soil analysis tools enhancing future Moon missions' self-sufficiency.
Ireland Becomes 66th Signatory of Artemis Accords for Peaceful Space Exploration
Ireland has become the newest member of the Artemis Accords, committing to responsible lunar and space exploration alongside 23 other ESA member states and global partners.
LAGEOS: Over 50 Years of Precise Earth Measurement and Physics Discovery
The Laser Geodynamics Satellite (LAGEOS) launched in 1976 has enabled precise Earth measurements and tests of general relativity through laser ranging from the ground.
TESS Data Uncovers 27 Possible Exoplanets in Binary Star Systems
A recent study analyzing TESS observations of eclipsing binary stars identified 27 candidate exoplanets by measuring changes in stellar eclipse timings.
Malta Joins NASA's Artemis Accords as 65th Signatory
The Republic of Malta joined the Artemis Accords, committing to peaceful and transparent space exploration alongside NASA and other nations.
Blue Origin's Endurance Moon Lander Completes NASA Thermal Vacuum Tests
Endurance, an uncrewed cargo lander by Blue Origin, has finished tests in NASA's Chamber A to support future Artemis lunar missions and advance human landing system technology.
Advances in Home Burn Injury Treatment and Prevention
Burn injuries, often occurring at home, range from mild to severe and require different treatments; new technologies aim to improve healing and treatment accuracy.
President Trump Celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage
President Trump recognizes the significant contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and highlights his administration's efforts to support families, education, and…
NASA's STORIE Mission to Investigate Earth's Ring Current and Space Weather
NASA is launching the STORIE mission to observe Earth's ring current, aiming to better understand its fluctuations and impact on space weather and satellite operations.
Hubble Telescope Captures Detailed Image of Spiral Galaxy NGC 3137
The spiral galaxy NGC 3137, located 53 million light-years away, is observed by Hubble revealing star clusters, a massive black hole, and nebulae as part of a study on stellar…
NASA Launches Summer STEM Activities and Virtual Career Events for Teens
NASA invites students and enthusiasts to participate in STEM challenges, virtual career sessions, and citizen science projects this summer.
Ground Support Equipment Delivered for Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Launch at Kennedy
NASA has received ground support equipment, including HEPA wall modules, at Kennedy Space Center to aid final preparations for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope’s upcoming…
Janet Petro to Retire as NASA Kennedy Space Center Director
Janet Petro, director of NASA's Kennedy Space Center and former acting NASA administrator, is retiring after a distinguished career shaping the spaceport's multi-user operations.
NASA 2001 Mars Odyssey Team Marks 25 Years with Global Mars Map
The team behind NASA’s 2001 Mars Odyssey orbiter commemorated 25 years since the spacecraft's launch by unveiling a large global map of Mars derived from the orbiter’s THEMIS…
NASA Delivers Artemis III SLS Core Stage for Final Assembly at Kennedy
The Artemis III mission’s core stage of the Space Launch System rocket was transported to Kennedy Space Center to complete assembly for the upcoming lunar crewed flight.
Ireland to Join Artemis Accords in NASA Signing Ceremony
Ireland will formalize its commitment to the Artemis Accords during a signing event hosted by NASA in Washington, joining international efforts for safe lunar exploration.
UN Report: AI-Fueled Online Abuse of Women Journalists Intensifies
A UN Women report reveals that AI advances have made online abuse of women journalists more severe, resulting in increased self-censorship and mental health challenges.
Melania Trump Hosts State Visit for King Charles III and Queen Camilla
The visit highlighted US-UK friendship with a state dinner, military honors, and an innovative VR educational experience for students.
NASA Tests Emergency Drone Prioritization System in Busy North Texas Airspace
NASA collaborated with public safety agencies and the FAA in North Texas to test a system that prioritizes first responder drones amid increasing commercial drone traffic.
NISAR Satellite Maps Rapid Land Subsidence in Mexico City
The NISAR satellite mission captures detailed radar data showing land sinking over 2 cm per month in Mexico City due to groundwater pumping and urban weight.
Artemis II Astronauts Use Innovative Flywheel for Exercise in Space
The Artemis II astronauts maintained their physical and mental health using a compact flywheel exercise device designed for deep space missions.
Curiosity Rover Drills Mount Sharp's Layered-Sulfate Bedrock at Atacama Site
Curiosity has started drilling at the Atacama site to study layered-sulfate bedrock for mineralogical analysis, comparing it with previous samples from lower elevations.
AI Tool Accurately Predicts Intimate Partner Violence Risk Years Ahead
An NIH-funded study developed an AI tool that predicts patients likely to experience intimate partner violence years before help is sought, potentially aiding early intervention.
NASA and Boeing Test Truss-Braced Wing for Greater Fuel Efficiency
NASA and Boeing have tested an innovative truss-braced wing concept in wind tunnels to explore its potential for improving fuel efficiency in future aircraft.
NASA Performs First Prescribed Burns During Launch Countdown at Kennedy Space Center
NASA and partners performed prescribed burns on 2,600 acres at Kennedy Space Center during launch operations to enhance land management amid increasing launch activity.
Hubble Captures Barred Spiral Galaxy IC 486’s Glow in Gemini
The Hubble Space Telescope observed IC 486, a barred spiral galaxy about 380 million light-years away, showing its bright central bar and smooth spiral arms.
UN Warns AI in Advertising May Deepen Global Misinformation Crisis
The United Nations highlights risks posed by unchecked AI adoption in advertising, urging stronger transparency and governance to protect information integrity and brand trust.
How to Contact the FIA: Media, Commercial, and Technical Queries
The FIA provides designated contact methods for media, commercial, and technical inquiries, including a support email for its Digital Licensing app.
UEFA Launches MyUEFA Platform with Free Highlights, Streams, and Prizes
UEFA's MyUEFA service provides fans with free access to live streams, highlights, games, and chances to win unique prizes, including tickets to major football events.
Curiosity Rover Captures 360° Panorama of Mars' Nevado Sajama Region
Curiosity captured a high-resolution 360-degree panorama of Mars' Nevado Sajama region, showcasing unique boxwork formations and documenting recent drilling activity.
NASA Discovers X-ray Source Shedding Light on Early Universe 'Little Red Dots'
A recently discovered X-ray source may reveal the nature of 'little red dots,' a puzzling class of objects observed about 12 billion light-years away, potentially indicating…
NASA Upgrades Historic Hangar for X-59 Supersonic Aircraft
NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center has modernized a 1968 hangar to house the X-59, aiming to enable quieter commercial supersonic flight.
Sony and World Aquatics Partner to Elevate Aquatic Sports Photography
Sony partners with World Aquatics to capture the excitement of aquatic competitions using Alpha mirrorless cameras combined with G Lens and G Master lenses.
Curiosity Mars Rover Timelapse Reveals Six Years of Rover Mobility and Martian Environment
Curiosity rover's right navigation camera captured a timelapse from 2020 to 2026 to monitor wheel movements and shifting sand on Mars, aiding atmospheric studies.
NASA Boosts Artemis II Data with Laser Communications System
NASA’s Artemis II mission employed a laser communications system to transmit high-definition video and data from lunar distance, demonstrating higher data rates than traditional…
NASA Tests High-Power Lithium Magnetoplasmadynamic Thruster for Mars
A prototype lithium-fed magnetoplasmadynamic thruster was tested by NASA, potentially advancing propulsion for crewed missions to Mars and beyond.
CEQ and NASA Seek Innovative Tech Solutions to Modernize Federal Permitting
The Council on Environmental Quality, in partnership with NASA, seeks technology solutions to improve and expedite federal environmental review and permitting processes.
Melania Trump and Queen Camilla Promote Technology in Education
First Lady Melania Trump and Queen Camilla hosted an educational program using AI and VR to teach students about British and American history, promoting cultural understanding.
NASA's X-59 Displays Freedom 250 Logo for U.S. 250th Anniversary
NASA's X-59 supersonic research aircraft now carries the Freedom 250 logo, commemorating the nation's 250th birthday in 2026 as part of its Quesst mission.
U.S. Administration Expands Apprenticeship Programs to Strengthen Workforce
The administration emphasizes apprenticeship programs to strengthen the American workforce, focusing on skilled trades, innovation, and economic growth.
NASA and Citizen Scientists Track Lunar Impact Flashes During Artemis II
Citizen scientists contributed video observations of meteoroid impacts on the Moon during Artemis II, aiding researchers in studying lunar impacts and interior structure.
NASA Invites Public to Join Citizen Science for Space Exploration
NASA encourages people worldwide to contribute to space research through citizen science projects focused on plant growth, solar storm monitoring, and data analysis.
NASA's Curiosity and Perseverance Rovers Reveal Contrasting Martian Landscapes
NASA's Curiosity and Perseverance rovers provide 360-degree panoramas revealing distinct ancient Martian landscapes and geological histories.
World Aquatics Sets Approval Procedures for Wearable Devices in Competitions
World Aquatics requires brands to submit wearable products for approval and athletes to declare approved wearables before competition to avoid disqualification.
NASA Astronauts to Answer Missouri Students' STEM Questions Live from Space Station
NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway will respond to prerecorded STEM questions from Missouri students during a live-call event streamed online.
NASA Celebrates 10 Years of University Leadership Initiative Driving Aeronautics Innovation
Over a decade, NASA's University Leadership Initiative has supported over 1,100 students from 100 schools to innovate in areas including high-speed flight and electrified…
Hubble Telescope Captures Detailed Image of the Trifid Nebula
A close-up of the Trifid Nebula captured by Hubble reveals intricate star-forming regions shaped by massive stars over 300,000 years.
Artemis II Achieves High-Speed Lunar Data Transfer with Laser Communications
Peter Rossoni managed the first operational use of laser communications on a crewed mission around the Moon, enabling high-speed data transfers between Orion and Earth.
NASA Kennedy Upgrades Clean Facility for Roman Space Telescope Launch
NASA Kennedy Space Center upgrades its Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility for the Roman Space Telescope's final inspections and fueling before launch.
NASA Johnson Space Center Leaders Receive National Space Club Honors
Two NASA Johnson Space Center leaders received awards for their roles in human spaceflight, including the Artemis II mission and International Space Station operations.
NASA Assigns SpaceX Crew-13 Team for Upcoming ISS Mission
NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission will launch a four-member international team including astronauts from NASA, CSA, and Roscosmos to the ISS for a long-duration science expedition.
Melania Trump Calls for Unity and Child Welfare at Congressional Luncheon
At the 113th First Lady’s Luncheon, Melania Trump emphasized unity, highlighted child reunifications, AI education efforts, and foster care legislation.
NASA Releases LAVA Software to Advance US Aerospace Innovation
NASA has made its Launch, Ascent, and Vehicle Aerodynamics (LAVA) computational fluid dynamics software available to the US aerospace sector to enhance mission design and…
NASA Unveils IVGEN Mini for On-Demand IV Fluid Production in Space
NASA has created a system called IVGEN Mini to convert water into sterile intravenous fluid in space, aiming to extend medical support for deep space missions.
UN Leaders Urge Transparent AI Governance to Prevent Global Inequality
UN discussions highlight the rapid AI growth and urge transparent, accountable governance to avoid deepening global inequalities and societal harms.
OECD Warns of Key Risks and Shifts Impacting Pension and Insurance Systems
Pension and insurance systems confront challenges such as demographic shifts, climate disasters, cybersecurity threats, and evolving consumer expectations. Adaptation is required…
NASA’s Modified Boeing 777 Returns to Langley for Next-Gen Airborne Science
NASA’s Boeing 777 has completed structural upgrades in Texas to become the agency’s largest airborne research laboratory, set for its inaugural science mission in 2027.
NASA Targets Early September 2026 Launch for Roman Space Telescope
NASA targets launch of its Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope by early September 2026, ahead of a May 2027 commitment, to enable expansive astronomical observations.
NASA’s Changing Perspective: From Earthrise to Modern Earth Observation
NASA's Earth observation has progressed from the iconic 1968 Earthrise photo to advanced radar imaging missions like NISAR, enhancing understanding of Earth's surface and…
NASA Astronaut Anil Menon Set for Eight-Month ISS Mission Aboard Soyuz MS-29
Anil Menon, a NASA astronaut and emergency medicine physician, is set to launch on the Soyuz MS-29 mission to the International Space Station in July for an eight-month stay.
Tuvalu Battles Rising Sea Levels Threatening Its Survival and Nationhood
Tuvalu is confronting severe sea level rise, prompting efforts like coastal protection and a digital nation in the metaverse, while migration options are being considered.
OECD Finds Decrease in Privacy Concerns for Online Form Submission
Privacy and security concerns have decreased among OECD individuals when submitting official forms online, but issues with data understanding and cross-border flows remain.
Solid Governance and Skilled Resources Drive Government Digital Transformation
A strategic vision, clear mandate, leadership, and collaboration are essential for coherent digital government transformation, alongside skilled personnel and frameworks.
Curiosity Rover Studies Antofagasta Crater, Targets Sulfate Rocks for Mars Drill Campaign
Curiosity reached the rim of Antofagasta crater but avoided drilling due to sandy fill risks and is now targeting layered sulfate rocks nearby for its next campaign.
NIH-Funded AI Predicts Cancer Survival With Single-Cell Tumor Analysis
A machine learning tool analyzes single-cell tumor data to predict survival outcomes and identify high-risk cell populations in melanoma and liver cancer.
NASA and UNOS Partner to Advance Drone-Based Organ Transportation
NASA Langley Research Center and the United Network for Organ Sharing have partnered to study drone-based organ delivery to reduce transport times and improve transplant outcomes.
NASA's Artemis Program Paves the Way from Moon to Mars
NASA's Johnson Space Center highlights Artemis as a pivotal program for sustainable lunar exploration and preparing for future Mars missions with global and commercial…
NASA Invests $16.3 Million in Small Businesses for Space and Earth Technology
NASA is investing in small businesses through its SBIR and STTR programs to develop technologies for space exploration and Earth applications.
Jordan to Join Artemis Accords as 63rd Signatory at NASA Ceremony
Jordan will officially join the Artemis Accords as the 63rd signatory during a ceremony hosted by NASA in Washington.
UN Launches Global AI Governance Dialogue and Highlights Changing Migration Routes
UN's new AI governance initiative aims to share best practices while an IOM report highlights shifting and dangerous migration routes with high fatalities.
OECD: AI Can Boost Productivity as Digital Adoption Slows
Despite rapid digital technology emergence, productivity growth has slowed across OECD countries; AI presents opportunities and risks requiring comprehensive policies for…
NASA to Stream Live Launch and Docking of Progress 95 Cargo Spacecraft to ISS
NASA will provide live coverage of the launch and docking of the unpiloted Progress 95 resupply spacecraft carrying supplies to the International Space Station.
World Athletics Unveils Kids’ Athletics App for Global Access and Participation
The new Kids’ Athletics app aims to simplify session planning and increase global participation among children aged 4 to 14 through offline resources and multilingual support.
Hubble Reveals Detailed View and Expansion of Crab Nebula
Hubble Space Telescope observations reveal intricate filaments and rapid expansion of the Crab Nebula remnants over 25 years.
Ames Research Center Advances Artemis II Moon Mission Engineering
Ames Research Center contributed to NASA's Artemis II mission by advancing heat shield technology, sensor development, and aerothermal simulations for the crewed lunar flyby.
NASA Wins Multiple Honors at 30th Annual Webby Awards
NASA was honored with two Webby Awards and five Webby People's Voice Awards, recognizing achievements in digital media including podcasts, social media, and apps.
OECD Highlights Growth in Competition Authority Resources and Digital Market Challenges
The OECD's 2025 Competition Trends report highlights budget and staff growth for competition authorities and rising investigations in dominance abuse amid digital market…
OECD Highlights Rapid Growth and Uneven AI Adoption in 2025
More than one-third of individuals in OECD countries use generative AI tools, while firm-level AI adoption has doubled in two years, though uptake varies across demographics and…
OECD Highlights Rapid AI Growth and Uneven Adoption in 2025
More than one-third of individuals and 20.2% of firms across OECD countries used AI tools in 2025, with notable disparities by age, education, and industry sector.
NASA and SpaceX to Launch 34th Cargo Mission to International Space Station
NASA and SpaceX plan a resupply mission to the International Space Station carrying scientific experiments and supplies aboard a Dragon spacecraft.
NASA Evaluates Orion Spacecraft and Artemis II Mission Performance After Lunar Return
NASA's initial assessments of Artemis II reveal expected performance of the Orion spacecraft’s heat shield and systems, supporting preparations for future lunar and Mars missions.
NASA Delivers SLS Rocket Core Stage to Kennedy Space Center for Artemis III
NASA has moved the core stage of the Space Launch System rocket to Kennedy Space Center, progressing toward the Artemis III crewed lunar landing mission.
NIH Office of Science Policy Guides Biomedical Research Policy Evolution
The NIH Office of Science Policy collaborates across biomedical fields to adapt policies alongside advances in science and technology.
Hubble Telescope Reveals Young Stars in Trifid Nebula
The Hubble Space Telescope reveals intricate structures in the star-forming Trifid Nebula, showing changes over decades and interactions of young stars with their surroundings.
NASA X-59 Reaches New Milestone with Wheels-Up Test Flight
NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft has reached a new phase in testing by flying with its wheels retracted, marking progress toward its supersonic flight goals.
Governments Drive Public Sector Innovation to Rebuild Trust and Effectiveness
Governments are employing targeted strategies to increase innovation capacity in public administration, aiming to improve policy impact and rebuild public trust.
2026 AI Conference to Examine Effects on Employment, Skills, and Productivity
The 5th edition of the international AI conference will discuss AI's effects on work, innovation, and policy responses including risks of automation and domestic outsourcing…
AI Adoption Accelerates in OECD Public Employment Services
Half of OECD public employment services have integrated AI to improve job matching, client profiling, and employer support, reflecting a digital shift accelerated by the COVID-19…
OECD Urges Education Reform as AI Surpasses Human Skills
As AI progresses swiftly in areas like reading, math, and scientific reasoning, OECD suggests revising educational priorities and methods to adapt to an AI-driven future.
OECD Underscores Skills Gaps and Training Barriers Ahead of 2026 AI Conference
The upcoming OECD AI conference will address adult skills, job mismatches, and barriers to training critical for productivity and innovation in the workplace.
OECD Highlights Rising Global Debt and AI-Driven Changes in Financial Markets
The OECD's Global Debt Report 2026 highlights increasing sovereign and corporate debt, the role of AI in technology sector borrowing, and the risks linked to digitalisation in…
OECD Urges Major Economic Reforms for Net-Zero Emissions by 2050
Policies currently in place may be insufficient to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, requiring economic shifts and coherent climate strategies according to the OECD.
AI and Digital Transformation: Balancing Opportunities, Risks, and Governance
AI technology offers potential benefits in healthcare, education, and climate action, but raises concerns over privacy and security. Effective governance is critical to ensuring…
AI to Boost Global Real Incomes, with Uneven Gains Across Countries
AI-driven income growth is projected to differ widely among OECD and G20 economies due to disparities in digital infrastructure, adoption capacity, and sector exposure.
Few Major Online Platforms Release Transparency Reports on Extremist Content in 2024
Only a minority of the world's most popular content-sharing services issue transparency reports on terrorist and violent extremist content, with limited reporting among those…
OECD Explores Benefits and Risks of Digital Transformation Across Sectors
Digital technologies present significant benefits and risks, necessitating coordinated government policies to ensure inclusive and secure digital transformation.
OECD Unveils Policy Framework for Balanced Cybersecurity Governance
The OECD Policy Framework on Digital Security aims to guide policymakers in harmonizing cybersecurity strategies across economic, social, and national security domains.
The Role and Challenges of Cross-Border Data Flows in the Global Economy
Cross-border data flows support global business and communication but raise issues in privacy, security, regulation, and trade requiring careful governance.
OECD Calls for Inclusive and High-Quality Digital Connectivity
The OECD emphasizes a coordinated approach to expand resilient communication infrastructure and affordable connectivity, aiming to ensure no one is left behind amid rapid digital…
OECD Finds Decline in Green Innovation Patents Amid Rising Green Tech Investment
Green innovation patents have declined since 2010, while venture capital funding for breakthrough green technologies has increased, highlighting evolving dynamics in green…
NIH Unveils AI Tool to Streamline Clinical Trial Volunteer Matching
An AI algorithm created by NIH may help clinicians efficiently connect potential volunteers with clinical trials, potentially accelerating research progress.
Formula E Achieves FIA World Championship Status, Accelerating EV Innovation
Since its 2014 launch, Formula E has emerged as a premier global platform for electric mobility and automotive technology development, achieving FIA World Championship status in…
2026 FIA Formula One World Championship: Season Overview
The 2026 FIA Formula One World Championship is set to continue as the leading single-seater racing series, emphasizing innovation, sustainability, and competition among top…
FIA and ACI Announce 2026 Partnership for Formula Regional European Championship
The 2026 season of the Formula Regional European Championship will feature a new chassis and tyre spec, backed by a strategic partnership between FIA and ACI.
IMF Highlights Japan's Key Support for Online Learning Initiatives
The IMF emphasizes the importance of Japan’s contribution to its Institute for Capacity Development’s online learning program.