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Choosing your senior maths subjects? Here’s what to consider

Choosing a senior maths subject is truly like finding the Goldilocks option. Too difficult, and students may become overwhelmed and underperform. Too easy, and they may miss out on the challenge, preparation or assumed knowledge they require for their future career pathways. They need the subject that is just right.

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‘It’s like a stripped-out track car with all driver aids turned off’ – 1,300km and counting on the Factor One aero road bike

Fast, furious, and unforgiving at times – the Factor One has all the markings of a champion, but you’ll need to ride it hard to truly appreciate it

Cycling Weekly

UCLA Scientists Found Why Muscles Heal More Slowly with Age: A Single Protein May Be Acting Like a Brake

UCLA's Science study found protein NDRG1 in aging muscle stem cells slows healing at 3.5x higher levels. Blocking it in mice restored young-cell behavior — with a catch.

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Scientists Found Why Some Brains Resist Alzheimer's Disease: Here Is the Cellular Survival Mechanism They Discovered

Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience researchers found immature neuron behavior — not just quantity — determines Alzheimer's cognitive resilience. Here's what it means for the 30% who never develop dementia.

Medical Daily

Ekniti: Act swiftly to avoid crisis

Thailand must act quickly to stem its mounting current account deficit before it spirals into a current account crisis, says Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas.

Bangkok Post

Red Bull STEMx helmets stolen at Silverstone as Calum Nicholas issues CCTV warning

Calum Nicholas has condemned the theft of custom replica helmets from Red Bull’s STEMx van at Silverstone

Motorsport

The UK government has kept its promises on parental leave, but they weren’t bold enough

When Labour won the 2024 general election, parental leave reform was one of its promises to working families. The manifesto committed to reviewing the parental leave system within the first year of government and making parental leave a right from the first day of employment.

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Thinner tyres, massive chainrings, special-edition paint and 3D-printing galore: All the TT and road bike tech from the Tour de France Grand Depart

While stem spacers have become trendy and crank length is still undecided, why are riders going back to 28mm tyres? Check out our mega tech gallery

Cycling Weekly

Leggy Tomatoes? Why Burying Them Sideways Will Save Your Harvest (And Give You More Fruits)

This hack will even make your tomato plants more drought-tolerant

Homes & Gardens

Japan emerges as largest APAC contributor to India's GCC ecosystem: Deloitte

Japan is now India's top contributor to the Asia-Pacific GCC sector, with over 100 Japanese companies establishing centers. These hubs are increasingly focusing on innovation, digital transformation, and product development in areas like AI and advanced manufacturing. This expansion signifies a new era of economic collaboration, leveraging India's talent and…

The Economic Times

Scientists Just Found Why Middle-Age Belly Fat Suddenly Appears, and It Has to Do with Stem Cells

New research published June 27 found aging-activated stem cells drive middle-age belly fat accumulation. The same visceral fat is linked to heart disease and Alzheimer's risk.

Medical Daily

3D printing and spacers below stems: Six tech trends we expect to see at the 2026 Tour de France

A return of 28mm tyres, modified skinsuits, vented aero helmets and more

Cycling Weekly

Govt brings stem cell, gene therapies under central licensing framework

India's drug regulations have been updated to include advanced treatments like cell, stem cell, gene therapies, and xenografts under central licensing. This move aims to bolster oversight for these complex, evolving medical technologies, ensuring patient safety and uniform standards nationwide. The amendment signifies a commitment to public health while fostering…

The Economic Times

5 plants to prune in July for a garden bursting with summer blooms – these are the garden favourites to give a snip right now

These are the garden favourites to give a snip right now

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What to Do With a Christmas Cactus in July for a Show-Stopping Christmas Bloom Display

Simple July care tips to help your Christmas cactus thrive now and deliver a spectacular festive bloom later in the year

Radio France Internationale

EU rolls out small parcel levy to stem flow of cheap goods

The European Union will impose a three-euro duty on cheap parcels entering the 27-nation bloc from Wednesday, in a bid to stem a surge in low-value packages, mainly from China.

The Independent UK

20 best gifts for 10-year-olds, tested and approved by kids and parents

We’ve tested gifts for every budget

TechRadar

AI is starting to look a lot like the early days of cloud – and the real race is operational

AI’s model race is fading. The real battle is running systems reliably at scale.

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Quote of the Day by Immanuel Kant: 'The instruction of children should aim...' — A timeless lesson on parenting, education and learning

Philosopher Immanuel Kant championed an education that blends theoretical knowledge with practical application, a principle resonating strongly today. He highlighted mathematics as a prime example, where understanding principles directly translates to problem-solving. Modern educational trends like STEM and project-based learning echo Kant's vision, emphasizing that true learning empowers individuals to…

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Quote of the day by Clint Eastwood: 'The less secure a man is, the more likely he is to have...' - The Bridges of Madison County and In the Line of Fire actor revealed the psychology behind bias and judgment

Quote of the day by Clint Eastwood: Clint Eastwood's wisdom suggests that deep-seated prejudice often stems from personal insecurity. When individuals doubt themselves, they may lash out at those perceived as different, fostering rigid viewpoints. Conversely, self-confidence allows for greater openness and acceptance of diverse perspectives.

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Do you want to be an astronaut? Career routes that can take you to space

In 2024, I flew on a microgravity, or zero G, parabolic flight with the European Space Agency (ESA). The aeroplane flew big arcs up and down in the sky. At the top of the arc I experienced 22 seconds of weightlessness, just like an astronaut.

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Professor questions San Diego woman’s competency in Calculus class by pointing to her outfit, so she takes revenge by staying

“I'll speak to you after class. Please proceed on with your lecture.”

France 24

‘Like working in a kettle’: France’s overcrowded prisons swelter under historic heatwave

The deadly heatwave sweeping France has once again exposed the structural problems of the country’s chronically overcrowded prisons, with groups of three or four detainees crammed into airless cells built to hold a lone prisoner. Analysts and prison staff alike have criticised a penal system that continues to see mass…

The Economic Times

A common plant is doing something to water that has researchers completely puzzled

Scientists uncover hidden secret in plant: A common riverside plant, smooth horsetail, has baffled scientists with water inside its stems exhibiting the most extreme oxygen isotope values ever recorded on Earth. This ancient plant acts like a natural distillation tower, significantly altering water chemistry as it rises.

Fortune

Trump's immigration crackdown is causing the U.S. to lose its best STEM talent—and it cost the economy almost $500 billion

Half of America’s STEM workers with PhDs are foreign-born, a talent pipeline that is quickly drying up.

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