Science
Quantum Computing’s Test of Reproducibility
Recent disputes over topological qubits show that quantum computing needs stronger norms for data sharing, independent replication and comparable performance evidence.
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Society
NAS Reviews Removal of Climate Guide for US Judges
The National Academy of Sciences has taken its climate-science guide offline while it commissions an independent review of how the chapter was developed.
AI
Hank Green AI Backlash Tests Science Communication Trust
Hank Green’s acknowledgement that he relied too heavily on AI-assisted research has brought a largely hidden editorial question into public view: how can science communicators use fast tools without weakening the human judgement audiences rely on?
Science
90°F in Arctic Russia: What the Heat Event Means
Temperatures above 90°F in northern Russia highlight an Arctic heat event, the feedbacks behind polar warming and what one record does—and does not—show.
Science
Quantum Computers Begin to Find Scientific Uses
Recent demonstrations in protein chemistry and quantum materials suggest that quantum processors are beginning to contribute to scientific workflows, but as specialised partners to classical computing rather than standalone replacements.