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Researchers plan to simulate life on Mars in Argentina’s red desert The project aims to prepare astronauts for future missions to the red planet Story byMiguel Goyeneche Get the TNW newsletter Get the most important tech news in your inbox each week. Also tagged with Related Articles More TNW About TNW AI’s meteoric rise: boundless opportunities ahead, but implementation is key ESA orbiter discovers huge ice water deposits at Mars’ equator Discover TNW All Access Why enhanced rock weathering promises carbon-capturing fields of dreams A glimpse into the future of tech from the winners of the Amsterdam Science & Innovation Award

Researchers rank the 12 best ways to get cars out of cities How to effectively tradition to sustainable mobility Reducing car use in cities Half a century ago, the Danish capital was dominated by cars. But following grassroots campaigns to change policies and streets, including replacing car parking with safe, separated bike lanes, Copenhagen has increased its biking share of all trips from10% in 1970to 35% today. In 2016, for the first time,more bicyclesthan cars made journeys around the city over the course of that year....

Researchers SOMEHOW peered into a black-box AI made for identifying molecules on exoplanets We can now safely say AI can reliably spot molecules on planets beyond the solar system Peeking inside the black box In science, a theory or a tool cannot be adopted if it is not understood. After all, you don’t want to go through the excitement of discovering life on an exoplanet, just to realize it is simply a “glitch” in the AI....

Researchers SOMEHOW peered into a black-box AI made for identifying molecules on exoplanets We can now safely say AI can reliably spot molecules on planets beyond the solar system Peeking inside the black box In science, a theory or a tool cannot be adopted if it is not understood. After all, you don’t want to go through the excitement of discovering life on an exoplanet, just to realize it is simply a “glitch” in the AI....

Researchers tap AI in search of new wonder materials Machine learning could identify the next graphene Story byThomas Macaulay Thomas is a senior reporter at TNW. He covers European tech, with a focus on AI, cybersecurity, and government policy.Thomas is a senior reporter at TNW. He covers European tech, with a focus on AI, cybersecurity, and government policy. Get the TNW newsletter Get the most important tech news in your inbox each week....