Editorial team
ioQuanta Research Desk
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Evidence date ·Turning giant AI models into usable scientific instruments
PreprintA February 2024 proposal explains what scientific AI needs from fast responses, modular experiments, and transparency—and what remains unproven.
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Evidence date ·Shaping and joining healable polymers into soft robot parts
Review or Meta-AnalysisTracked over timeA review explains three processing families and reversible polymer connections for soft robot parts; its abstract does not detail performance comparisons.
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Evidence date ·How recorded missions teach a language model to approach a spacecraft
PreprintTracked over timeA simulation preprint turns telemetry into throttle commands. Explore pursuit gains and why different training examples complicate model comparisons.
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Evidence date ·A better fungal pathway brings more glowing plants into view
Peer-Reviewed PaperTracked over timeAn improved fungal pathway enabled video of glowing plants. See how the enzymes changed and why mammalian cells still needed a supplied precursor.
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Evidence date ·A nearly pure silicon anode meets a sulfide solid electrolyte
PreprintTracked over timeA laboratory preprint explains why a silicon anode worked better without added carbon and what separate capacity, current and temperature tests reveal.
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Evidence date ·Eunomia groups moving satellites around the controllers they can reach
PreprintHow direction, visibility and traffic shape satellite control in Eunomia’s emulation study, with coordination gains distinct from broadband performance.
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Evidence date ·From desired properties to crystals a laboratory could make
PreprintHow AI proposes crystals, uses scientific information to guide selection, and learns from testing—and why making those materials remains a separate hurdle.
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Evidence date ·X-rays reveal the uneven interior of an aluminum-doped electrolyte
PreprintTracked over timeExplore why aluminum is added to LLZO, what X-ray images reveal about domains and strain, and why the link to battery durability remains unproven.
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Evidence date ·Looking inside a satellite telemetry detector to understand its alarms
PreprintA preprint turns neural activity into anomaly tags, tests them on reaction-wheel telemetry, and examines the gaps before possible onboard use.
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Evidence date ·How bacterial surfaces and chemistry shape mineral growth
Review or Meta-AnalysisTracked over timeExplore where bacteria-associated crystals begin, how surrounding polymers can delay growth, and what these mechanisms could mean for mineral treatments.