Health News Research Transport Silent engines and heavy batteries fail to make EVs deadlier than petrol cars Electric vehicles are no more dangerous to pedestrians than traditional petrol or… George HopkinDecember 10, 2025
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AI Health News Research Your brain processes speech like ChatGPT thanks to AI-like architecture The human brain processes spoken language using a layered sequence that almost… George HopkinDecember 9, 2025
Health ICYMI News Research Wireless device ‘speaks’ to brain using light to bypass sensory pathways Scientists have developed a wireless device that uses light to beam information… George HopkinDecember 8, 2025
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Environment Health News Research Scientists map magic mushroom brain rewiring using deadly rabies virus Researchers have paired the active ingredient in magic mushrooms with the rabies… George HopkinDecember 8, 2025
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AI Health News Research AI tool lets blind programmers build and verify 3D models independently A new AI-assisted tool enables visually impaired programmers to create, edit, and… George HopkinDecember 5, 2025