Technology
Rimac Nevera R: A Rare Electric Hypercar Built Around Control
Rimac’s 40-car Nevera R programme combines four electric motors, a 108 kWh battery and carefully managed grip. The engineering story goes beyond peak power.
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Technology
Ducati Superleggera V4 Centenario: Carbon Fibre at the Limit
Ducati’s rare Centenario motorbike brings carbon-fibre structures, carbon-ceramic brakes and racing-derived aerodynamics together in an ambitious 2026 project.
Food
Vegan Pumpkin & White Bean Soup for Autumn
A warming vegan pumpkin soup with white beans, thyme and toasted pumpkin seeds, planned around autumn ingredients in Sweden.
Food
Vegan Autumn Bowls with Root Vegetables, Apples & Lentils
Roasted potatoes, carrots, parsnips and apples meet warm lentils and kale in a vegan autumn bowl with mustard dressing.
Technology
An Earthworm-Inspired Robot Explores the Inside of Pipes
The SPPIRO research robot combines soft anchors, origami actuators and onboard sensing to negotiate pipe bends and junctions without a tether.
Technology
A Tiny Swimming Robot Powered by Living Muscle
MIT researchers used light-responsive muscle cells to move a thin swimming robot—a laboratory step toward a different kind of soft machine.
Space
Hubble Views a Spiral Galaxy from the Edge
NASA’s new account of NGC 1827 highlights dust lanes, possible star-forming regions and the perspective of an edge-on galaxy.
Nature
Making Room for Tropical Forests to Grow Back
Research maps where natural forest regeneration could combine carbon and biodiversity benefits with lower restoration costs.
All life
A Tool-Using Cow Offers a Different View of Animal Cognition
A study of one cow using a brush highlights flexible tool use, while leaving wider questions about cattle cognition open.
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