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Turkish scientist to help NASA search for life beyond Earth
Turkish astrobiologist Betül Kaçar is joining NASA's team of experts dedicated to finding alien life on other planets.
Known for her work on space and evolution and being... more
Artificial intelligence meets tailoring at İzmir factory
Digitization in industry is on the rise, with many factories throughout Turkey having already adapted artificial intelligence (AI) in their production processes More
Possibility of life: Scientists map Saturn's moon Titan
Scientists on Monday unveiled the first global geological map of Saturn's moon Titan, including vast plains, dunes of frozen organic material and lakes of liquid methane,... More
Turkey's largest observatory to start gazing the heavens in 2021
The Eastern Anatolian Observatory (DAG) in eastern Erzurum province, which will become Turkey’s biggest observatory, will begin to receive the first light from space by the... More
Turkish scientist's algorithm may revolutionize underwater photography
A Turkish scientist developed an algorithm that could potentially revolutionize marine science and underwater photography.Engineer and oceanographer Derya Akkaynak created... More
Turkish inventor builds a car working on water instead of gasoline
Gaziantep-based auto mechanic Murat Ağbaş has always been an inventor at heart. Although only 21 years old, Ağbaş has been working on a breakthrough invention which aims to... More
Most distant world ever explored gets new name: Arrokoth
The most distant world ever explored 4 billion miles away finally has an official name: Arrokoth. That means "sky" in the language of the Native American Powhatan people,... More
'Supertaster' gene to blame for eating less veggies, research shows
Do you usually have a hard time stomaching some vegetables? Would you even not touch your tongue to them? Well you are not alone, and your seemingly unhealthy eating habits... More
2 Turkish professors awarded prestigious science award in Iran
Two Turkish scientists were awarded with the prestigious Iranian science and technology Mustafa Prize in two categories.
According to media reports on Monday, Professor Uğur... More
Turkish humanoid attends wedding ceremony
Ada, a humanoid produced by Turkish robotics company Akınsoft became the very first robot to bear witness to a wedding ceremony. Ada also danced with the guests.Akınsoft’s... More
Turkey to observe Mercury's transit across sun
The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK) will organize a special event on Nov. 11 to observe a rare transit of the planet Mercury across the face... More
Czech lab grows mustard plants for Mars
Czech scientists have opened a lab to experiment growing food for environments with extreme conditions and lack of water, such as Mars.
The "Marsonaut" experiment by scientist... More
Brain denies death when faced with existential threats
We all know we are going to die one day. In the end, it is the cycle of life, right? Well, new research shows that our brain shields itself from the existential threat of... More
Would you entrust your child to AI?
Taking care of a baby is a tough job, but with a little help from artificial intelligence, you can take a relaxing breath or do your chores while your baby is in the next room More
Society 5.0: A 'smart' new phase in human history on the horizon
Throughout the course of history, humanity has sought ways to live a better life. First, we were hunter-gatherers, then we learned farming and so on. However, mankind has... More
New plant species endemic to Turkey found in Denizli
A new plant species named the "Denizli Woolly Bride" (Yünlügelin) of the rindera genus has been discovered at an altitude of 2,200 meters in Denizli's Çameli district in western...
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Scientists find way to extend Li-ion batteries' life
A group of academics from a number of Turkish universities has found a way to extend the life span and capacity of lithium-ion batteries.
Three professors from İnönü University's...
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NASA's flying observatory captures Milky Way's core
NASA's airborne telescope SOFIA captured a highly detailed infrared image of the core of the Milky Way galaxy, which normally is hidden by gas and dust.
The administration...
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NASA planet hunter finds its 1st Earth-sized world in 'habitable zone'
NASA said Monday that its planet hunter satellite TESS had discovered an Earth-sized world within the habitable range of its star, which could allow for the presence of liquid...
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Meet the man making Japan's Pepper robot smile
After having the honor of fitting Japan's friendly humanoid robot Pepper with Ayonix's software, Sadi Vural now wants to branch out into health care with facial recognition tech
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'Ring of fire': Rare solar eclipse wows across Asia
Skywatchers from Saudi Arabia and Oman to India and Singapore were treated to a rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse Thursday.
Annular eclipses occur when the moon is not...
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No AI without data architecture
Software and AI companies are willing to ask corporations to protect their data and create their own AI architecture by offering open source solutions
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AI: The rising star of education
Artificial intelligence designed to make our lives easier continues to develop at a lightning-fast speed, and now this remarkable technology is being adapted and developed to advance education worldwide
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Zeppelin transport likely to see new high-tech revival
Early examples of sci-fi depicted the 21th century as a place full of tall buildings, flying cars and skies filled with zeppelins. Although the zeppelin was subsequently abandoned over safety fears, we may soon see its revival thanks to new technological advances
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Science
Turkey to name a star and a planet next month
The wait is about to be over. The campaign to name the star currently known as WASP-52, as well as its exoplanet, is over and the names will be announced by the International...
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