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Save Our Sons and Daughters SC hosts Thursday event for mental health awareness
A Lowcountry nonprofit is working to working to community together to talk about mental health and sucicide prevention with aA LOWCOUNTRY NON-PROFIT IS BRINGIN
Grad Students, Academic Workers Rally at Science Center as HGSU-UAW Sets Strike Authorization Vote
Grad Students, Academic Workers Rally at Science Center as HGSU-UAW Sets Strike Authorization Vote
Harvard Business School Ends Required Global Immersion for First-Year MBAs
Harvard Business School Ends Required Global Immersion for First-Year MBAs
CPA Chairperson and South African Speaker highlight women's, children's and adolescents' health at 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in South Africa
Parliamentarians and health leaders from across the Commonwealth gathered at the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in South Africa to discuss how stronger parliamentary leadership, oversight and collaboration can advance the health and well-being of women, children and adolescents. The session highlighted the need to translate commitments into measurable action, strengthen accountability for health financing and ensure policies deliver meaningful results for communities.
Scientists find two tiny new snails with shells that close like doors
Scientists discovered two tiny new snail species in Montenegro, showing that even Europe still holds animals unknown to science. One lives in the threatened Komarnica Canyon, where a proposed hydropower reservoir could destroy habitat before its full biodiversity is understood.
Could doing less be better for your health?
From sleep to gut health, we investigate the simple habits that science says could make a difference.
'Mental flexibility' is science's best predictor of lasting willpower. Here's how to improve yours
Psychologists are now finding that mental flexibility, not pushing through at all costs, is the real key to perseverance.
"Can and will happen": A deadly ‘tsunami from the sky’ could soon hit the US, warn experts
The recent disaster in Nepal may be a warning of what's to come for the rest of the world
The scientific reason why the days feel shorter as you age
Scientists have several theories for why our perception of time changes with age
These are the Hubble Space Telescope's most spectacular images of our Solar System | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
The Hubble Space Telescope's best images of the planets, moons, comets and other celestial bodies of our Solar System.
Oklahoma County jail administrator on challenges of mental health care
The most iconic MTV VMA red carpet looks of all time
Since the first ceremony in 1984, the VMAs has become known as the award show where stars aren’t afraid to take major fashion risks, turning the red carpet into the ultimate spectacle.
Amb. Waltz on whether Trump and Xi will reach deal on A.I.: ‘With President Trump, I always see the opportunity’
Amb. Waltz on if Iran war could extend until 2029: ‘I wouldn’t necessarily put a timeline on it’
Snails Carry a Surprising Record of Extreme Weather on Their Backs
A cyclone in a snail shell.
Pink Jupiter?! The science behind this psychedelic view of the gas giant is key to what makes the planet tick
Hubble Space Telescope captured an image of Jupiter in ultraviolet light as part of a study to 3D-map the gas giant's cloud system.
Webb Telescope may have uncovered ancient stars powered by dark matter
Dark stars are candidates for the first stars that formed in the Universe, 200 million years after the Big Bang, and powered by dark matter.
Fate/Extra Record Feels Like Persona Meets Slay the Spire
If card-based battle systems and heroes from myth and legend are your jam, have I got the game for you.
Harvard School of Public Health Weighs Partnerships with CVS, United Healthcare, Tenet Amid Funding Uncertainty
Harvard School of Public Health Weighs Partnerships with CVS, United Healthcare, Tenet Amid Funding Uncertainty
These are the absolute weirdest spacesuits ever designed
Spacesuits of the future could use memory alloy coils to become skin-tight and maybe even recycle an astronaut's pee back into drinking water.
Astronomers caught a rare burst of light from deep space. But it's only deepened a huge cosmic mystery
Luminous Fast Blue Optical Transients are blue in colour and evolve rapidly, reaching peak brightness and fading in a matter of days.
NSF invests in translating low-dimensional semiconductor technologies to establish U.S. leadership in microelectronics
The U.S. National Science Foundation today announced an initiative to translate low-dimensional semiconductor technologies from laboratory demonstrations into platforms for U.S. manufacturers to…
Tech Sector Priority: Turning AI Into Business Value
This Week Tech: AI needs organizational order, while data and digitalization reshape energy and finance.
The Week in Health: Diabetic Wound Care, Public Health Workforce
Mölnlycke's diabetic amputation data, COFEPRIS's Edomex deal, and hospital groups on scale define this week's Health coverage.
Scientists have found 40,000 asteroids that could hit Earth. But it's just the tip of the iceberg | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Scientists have found 40,000 near-Earth asteroids, providing greater insight into the potential threat to Earth from space.
Shimano updates its road pedal system for the first time in 23 years
But new SPD-SLR pedal/cleat system is incompatible with current SPD-SL
NSF announces 3 additional topics as part of the NSF X-Labs initiative to pursue generational breakthrough science and technology efforts
NSF X-Labs invites proposals from teams working in AI for physical systems and announces two forthcoming topics...
Venus ate its own moon | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Study says that if Venus ever did have a moon, the planet's spin and gravity would cause the moon to be swallowed by it.
Scientists make 'spooky' discovery with the Large Hadron Collider – and it sounds like something straight out of science fiction | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Physicists confirmed quantum entanglement occurs even among some of the heaviest and most fleeting particles ever created.
America Loves Underdogs in Sports — Why Not Harvard?
America Loves Underdogs in Sports — Why Not Harvard?
More than 60 Percent of Harvard Faculty Say AI Harms Their Courses
More than 60 Percent of Harvard Faculty Say AI Harms Their Courses
Precision for All: Closing the Gap Between Science and Life
Biopharma innovation is moving fast, yet according to Ryan Keeling, CEO of Diaceutics, the industry continues to face a fundamental challenge: too many eligible patients never reach the therap | Why are so many eligible patients still missing the therapies designed for them?
NASA rover captures weird 'spiderwebs' on Mars, giving scientists fresh hope of finding ancient life on the Red Planet | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
NASA’s Curiosity rover captured detailed images of spiderweb-like formations on Mars. New evidence groundwater shaped the Red Planet surface.
Trump says he’ll remove tariffs on Irish whiskey
On foreign land but home turf, Donald Trump presented the Irish Open trophy to Shane Lowry at the president’s Doonbeg golf course. He also presented an unexpected “favor”: the elimination of tariffs on Irish whiskey.
500 snails mailed to Tahiti to reclaim their natural habitat
The literal snail mail is all to help save extinct-in-the-wild ‘Partula’ snails.
Litavis: World's first spad sensor with on-chip processing
Singular Photonics has launched Litavis, a SPAD image sensor that combines photon counting, timing and histogramming with on-chip processing.
HMS, Leaving Politics at the Door Harms Our Patients
HMS, Leaving Politics at the Door Harms Our Patients
Roob's Random Observations: Can Eagles earn #1 defense ranking after 45 years?
Before the Eagles open the season Sunday against the Commanders, here’s our last offseason edition of Roob’s Random Observations.
We've never seen a black hole – so can we ever really know what they are? | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
We’ve detected their influence, tracked their collisions and even imaged their shadows. But can we ever really know what black holes are?
Experts just found an enormous volcano lurking under England
454 million years ago, an eruption as powerful as several thousand hydrogen bombs tore through the English east coast
Inspiration behind new Redding business; Stillwater Park in 'The Buzz'
Happy Friday! In 'The Buzz' this week: A new game-themed business has opened, and a big financial boost for Stillwater Business Park.
Anthropic Signs 24,000-Square-Foot Lease in Cambridge, Drawn by Proximity to Life Science Research
Anthropic Signs 24,000-Square-Foot Lease in Cambridge, Drawn by Proximity to Life Science Research
Flock Safety's fastest-growing business is police drones
What if a drone arrived before the police? Flock Safety's fastest-growing part of its business is drone as first responder technology. Credit: AJC
Scientists just witnessed the birth of a double-star system in real time. It's like watching a Star Wars world forming right in front of us | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Astronomers have captured one of the most detailed 3D views ever recorded of a massive binary star system in the middle of its dynamic birth.
Denver Museum of Nature and Science volunteer discovered T. rex tracks in North Dakota
DENVER, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Denver Museum of Nature and Science says its scientists have helped discover the first-ever trackway made by an adult
The Week in Health:Mexico Health Summit, Pharma Investment, Funds
MHS 2026 spotlights digital health, chronic disease, and affordability, as pharma investment grows and COFEPRIS advances regulatory reform.
Analyzing the Census Bureau’s 2025 Poverty, Income, and Health Insurance Data
On Tuesday, September 15, the Census Bureau will release its 2025 Current Population Survey data on poverty, income, and health insurance. Additional health insurance data from the Census Bureau’s...
Science says we're not special. But here's why that could be wrong – and why we should be thankful we've not been swallowed by the Sun | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Time and place explain the Sun’s odd chemistry. Analysis of 79 ‘solar twins’ suggests we’re different – but not special.
Zwift announces updated Ride V2 indoor smart bike, plus new in-game roads, bikes, events and cross-platform integrations
Everything coming this season on Zwift
This creepy 'statue' that looks like a robed figure on Mars gives us the chills. Here's what's really going on | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
The creepy robed statue of a female figure on Mars was spotted by the Spirit rover on the Red Planet in 2007. Here's what it really is.
A new way to use a defibrillator might double someone's chance of survival
A recent study suggests a new way to use a defibrillator that might double someone's chance of survival
Sarandon says she lost work over politics
Speaking at a Venice Film Festival press conference, Susan Sarandon said she's still losing work because of her public support of Palestine.
How gross is biting your fingernails?
Gotta be honest: Biting your fingernails is as gross as you think it is. Here's what it could be doing and what you can do about it.
Combat veteran and Democratic Congressional candidate Cait Conley says she would support impeaching Secretary Hegseth
GOP pollster: Texas Senate race ‘is a race that Republicans cannot afford to lose’
Sen. John Fetterman lashes out at former aides who accused him of indifference toward his work
Have we got our Galaxy completely wrong? Scientists just worked out it's much wider than they thought | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
New measurements of our Milky Way Galaxy show its spiral arms lie up to 10 per cent farther away than expected.
Fatherhood may actually start months before conception, experts suggest
Get your act together, wannabe dad
OKC Mexican consulate provides free health, financial programs
The Mexican Consulate in Oklahoma City is offering free health, finance and education services through three community windows. A health \
Life evolved thanks to an giant poop explosion, say scientists
This so-called ‘faecal revolution’ could have been key for the emergence of life on Earth as we know it, according to a recent study
How Sports Science Impacts Iowa State Football Coaches' Preparation
One of the biggest coaching adaptations Jimmy Rogers has made since arriving in Ames is utilizing more sports-science resources to aid practice plans.
CS50 Recompiles Amid Malan Sabbatical, New Grading Cap
CS50 Recompiles Amid Malan Sabbatical, New Grading Cap
A strange, dark object is warping the Universe. Scientists still don’t know what it is | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
The lowest-mass dark object ever found in the Universe, discovered by using a global network of humanity's most powerful telescopes.
We've spent billions searching for dark matter and still haven't found it. Why are scientists obsessed with finding something they can't see? | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
If dark matter is invisible and can't be detected, why are scientists spending so much time and money searching for it?
Vina Nails and Art in the Evenings: See the business licenses issued in Hamilton County last week
Business licenses issued Aug. 24-28, as provided by the Hamilton County Clerk's Office.
The business of beauty: GW students turn cosmetic hobbies into profits
In a city overflowing with expensive beauty service options, try booking your next refresh appointment with GW’s own student-run businesses.
Anti-ageing pills are real, and some of us are taking them without knowing it
Eternal youth is the stuff of religion and mythology, but what if we could just have a bit more of it? What if there was a pill that could slow down the ravages of time, so that you could feel younger for longer. It sounds like snake oil, but there’s a growing body of research that’s betting on making it a reality.
3 Ways Scientists Can Help Hold Major Polluters Accountable Under the Trump Administration
The impacts of climate change have been on full display this Danger Season, from record-breaking heatwaves to devastating wildfires, making evident the urgent need for accountability for the harms caused by supercharged extreme events and long-term changes. These harms have been inescapable across the western US, particularly when it comes to water. As fossil-fueled climate […]
What your calf muscles can reveal about your heart health
A ‘second heart’ is located below your knees, and you need to get it pumping
The dementia vaccine some of us are taking without realising
Cases are doubling every 20 years, but the race is on – using new and old science – to create a vaccine
Tricky Business clear-cut winner of $200K Albany
R.A. Hill Stable’s homebred Tricky Business led every step of the way to coast to victory in Sunday’s $200,000 Albany, a nine-furlong route for New York-bred sophomores, at Saratoga Race Course.
Fmr VP Pence: President Zelensky said ‘we’re looking just for 5 percent of your remaining Patriot inventory’
Nutrition experts think they've solved vegan cheese's biggest flaw
Everyone is crackers about cheese. But for those avoiding dairy, the options at the supermarket leave much to be desired