Researchers have developed a technique to fold glass sheets into microscopic 3D photonic structures directly on a chip, which could open up new possibilities for high-performance, integrated optical devices.

As the world’s population ages at an unprecedented rate, the field of longevity research is surging to the forefront of science and investment, highlighted by the rapid growth of events like the Aging Research and Drug Discovery (ARDD) conference. Major pharmaceutical companies and record-breaking funding are accelerating breakthroughs in aging biology, with cutting-edge AI technologies playing a central role. Insilico Medicine stands out as a global leader in AI driven drug discovery and aging research, leveraging advanced AI to discover aging biomarkers, therapeutic targets, and novel interventions—achievements showcased at ARDD 2025 alongside top scientists and innovators. Through ongoing collaboration and innovation, Insilico and its partners are paving the way toward the ultimate goal: achieving healthy longevity for everyone on the planet.

Harvard physicists have developed a computational method that can uncover the rules that cells use to self-organize, translating the complex process of cell growth into an optimization problem a computer can solve.