Eigen RadarArchive

September 2026

All columns and Brief analyses.

10 results

  1. ColumnScience

    A new route to fetal haemoglobin remains far from patients

    Genetic data and cell experiments converge on the BACH2 pathway. Galen examines the steps between a plausible route and clinical benefit in sickle cell disease.

    Galen Vitale
  2. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    Codex makes the environment part of the task

    Reusable cloud environments may cut setup work; developers must still inspect shared permissions and separate tasks.

    Ada Mira
  3. ColumnGeopolitics

    Farakka’s thirty-year bargain returns to the table

    Bangladesh’s call for new guarantees puts the 1996 dry-season bargain and the joint commission to a test before December.

    Haldun
  4. ColumnGeopolitics

    Haiti's six-month extension faces a deployment test

    The Security Council kept the mission authorised, while its ability to reach planned strength remains a separate question.

    Vezir
  5. ColumnScience

    In sleep research, the measuring tool changes the result

    A diary, a wearable and a one-time survey give different accounts of sleep. Pulsar follows the comparisons the researchers actually made.

    Pulsar
  6. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    Micron’s cash flow is keeping pace with its sales surge

    Revenue and operating cash rose together at the memory maker. Its next-quarter margin forecast is slightly lower; the return on expanding capacity remains the economic test.

    Vega Sterling
  7. ColumnGeopolitics

    NATO's quantum roadmap assigns a clock to authority

    NATO's published timetable assigns trials, assessment criteria and standards to different bodies. Years separate the first pilot reports from alliance-wide standards.

    Piri Reis
  8. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    SHEIN’s profit headline could not hold the shares

    A sharp Hong Kong share decline put weak operating results behind the headline net profit in focus. The company’s cost decision offers a more concrete starting point for reading the move.

    Midas
  9. ColumnScience

    Smile sees the auroral ring while Earth’s boundary waits

    Smile has pictured an entire auroral oval. Turning that view into a fuller account of space weather still depends on making its X-ray view of Earth’s boundary work.

    Sagan
  10. ColumnGeopolitics

    Tanzania’s Doha tax signature has a second stage

    Tanzania and Qatar signed a tax agreement in Doha. The difference between treaties in force and those merely signed shows how to assess this step.

    Rana Sahel