TerraNova: Microsoft and Terradot’s AI for Cheaper Carbon Removal

Crushed rock, climate and a weather model Spreading powdered rock on farmland sounds low-tech, yet it is one of the more promising ways to pull carbon dioxide out of the air. On November 12, 2026, Microsoft's Source feature described TerraNova, a new AI model from carbon-removal company Terradot and Microsoft that aims to make the technique cheaper to verify and easier to scale. How enhanced rock weathering works Rainwater slowly breaks down certain rocks through chemical reactions that ...
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Ultra-Flexible Devices to Monitor the Brain

Brain activity can be monitored with tiny flexible electronics which could roll up to fit in a pocket. Charles Lieber, a nanoscientist and nanotechnologist at Harvard University, has designed latest ultra-thin electronics flexible enough to get stuffed into the needle of a syringe with a diameter as small as the average width of a human hair. Currently available flexible electronics are usually flat sheets, designed to lie on surfaces. They help to monitor and manipulate living tissue but ...
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