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Top science & technology news, September 7, 2026
- Cerebellar Functions Remain Intact in Older Adults Despite Structural Degeneration
Study shows cerebellar-specific functions are preserved in older adults, even those over 80, despite structural changes.
- Four Weeks of a Vegan Diet Alter Signs of Inflammation and Aging
A study shows that a vegan diet can change epigenetic markers linked to inflammation and aging after just four weeks.
- AI models ran real businesses and sent fake invoices
Seven AI models created fake invoices worth $12,431 and sent spam emails, but generated no revenue.
- Daewoong receives US patent approval for antiaging mRNA
Daewoong has secured a US patent for its mRNA platform targeting aging cells. The patent covers the lipid delivery system used in the experimental technology.
- LLM Agents Lack Moral Competence for Alignment
The study outlines four structural conditions for coherent moral policies in AI, which can be evaluated without reference to ethical standards.
- Longevica hires drug-approval veteran as CEO
Longevica has appointed a former Genentech executive to lead its transition to clinical development.
- Humanoid robot prototype for multimodal human-robot interaction
The robot features a dual-arm mechanism and AI modules for gesture recognition, object detection, and voice commands.
- Data loss in quantum neural networks due to postprocessing
Postprocessing filters caused up to 99.6% data loss in quantum neural network experiments.
- Patient-Derived Organoids Reveal Nano-Bio Interactions in Tumor Microenvironment
Organoids from patient tissue show how nanoparticles behave differently than in lab cultures, highlighting the need for better nanomedicine models.
- OCTOPUS: A versatile open-source tool creating realistic numerical brain cells
OCTOPUS generates digital replicas of brain cells with all described geometrical features, enabling detailed dMRI signal simulations.
- ADARx Plans IPO to Fund Clinical Trials of Next-Gen siRNA Therapies
ADARx, backed by AbbVie, is preparing an IPO to fund clinical trials of multiple next-gen siRNA medicines.
- APOE destabilizes heterochromatin and mediates senescence
Study corrects an error in a paper about how APOE affects heterochromatin stability and accelerates cellular aging.
- Hippocampal stimulation timed to memory reactivation shapes human sleep oscillatory dynamics and consolidation
Hippocampal stimulation synchronized with memory reactivation enhanced fast spindle amplitude and preserved memory consolidation during sleep.
- Language Model Enhances Robot Policies Without Disrupting Local Learning
Robots use LLMs for policy refinement without destabilizing local control mechanisms.
- Associative memory declines by age 50
Study shows significant memory loss in people in their 50s compared to their 20s.
- CoSkill enables joint learning of reasoning and meta-skill agents for skill evolution
CoSkill trains reasoning and meta-skill agents together to enable flexible skill co-adaptation.
- Frontier labs may have conflated AI safety and security
The article questions whether frontier labs have mixed AI safety and security, highlighting the difference between alignment and system protection.
- Lloyd Kahn, Counterculture Publisher, Skateboards at 91
Lloyd Kahn, 91-year-old publisher, continues an active lifestyle, skateboarding and staying physically engaged after 65.
- TETRIS-Q Reduces Radiation Faults in Quantum Computing
New method suppresses radiation-induced errors in superconducting qubits without extra cost.
- Anthropic AI formalizes proof of Fermat’s last theorem in 11 days
Anthropic AI produced a computer-checked proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem, marking a major milestone in mathematics.
