Ryan Whalen is a Writer at The Debrief. He covers a range of topics including aerospace engineering, biology and life sciences, and travel technology, with a strong focus on science and the natural sciences, as well as advancements in AI and machine learning. Ryan's work has been featured in The Debrief and Space Today.
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Ryan Whalen’s reporting focuses on local government and legal policy in New York, with a significant emphasis on announcements from officials. His articles largely cover topics related to New York State legislation, politics, advocacy efforts, and the business environment.
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By: Ryan Whalen
James Webb Space Telescope data has allowed researchers to separate the cloud cover of a gas giant, providing a new level of detail.
By: Ryan Whalen
Signs of extraterrestrial life may have been ignored by researchers for decades, say a team of astrobiologists, warning of the potential pitfalls of false negatives in the search for ET
By: Ryan Whalen
A medical startup says it is using disembodied human brains in new drug development research targeting neurodegenerative diseases, a practice that
By: Ryan Whalen
James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) research, supported by Hubble Space Telescope (HST) data, is revealing exciting new information about star and planet formation from observations of four nearby galaxies.
By: Ryan Whalen
NASA has unveiled a wide range of Moon Base developments as its Artemis program seeks not only to return humans to the Moon, but also to establish permanent infrastructure there.
By: Ryan Whalen
NASA researchers have captured the longest solar radio emission ever observed, exceeding the previous record by almost four times, in a surprising discovery made possible by a groundbreaking new technique.
By: Ryan Whalen
The Sun is experiencing long-term changes, as revealed by an international team of researchers led by the University of Birmingham , who have identified a major squeeze in the four most recent solar activity cycles.
By: Ryan Whalen
A twist on gravity measurement, hidden in a mysterious envelope, may point to a subtle flaw in our understanding of the universe , raising new questions about its underlying forces.
By: Ryan Whalen
Breaking the tiny bounds of quantum mechanics, researchers at the Southern University of Science and Technology and the Quantum Science Center of
By: Ryan Whalen
Mosquitoes may have surprisingly overcome one of humanity's best defenses against them, coming to associate the smell of DEET with a nearby meal, an international team of researchers says.
