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A tech revolution in rural India: Training poor women in STEM

A nonprofit in North India is using local languages and childhood stories to teach poor women to develop websites, apps.

Al Jazeera · Aug 31, 2024

Redshift Switch Aero System and ShockStop stem review: Odd on their own, but transformative together

Quick release aerobars, a dual position seatpost, and a suspension stem come together to create a formidable long distance, multi-surface setup

Cycling News · Aug 30, 2024

Prioritise your child’s education with our stellar selection of schools, learning tools and online platforms

Ensuring your child receives a well-rounded education is imperative, and these incredible institutions, products and services can help you to do just that.

The Independent UK · Aug 30, 2024

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Can Brain ‘Organoids’ Become Sentient? A Neuroscientist Tries to Answer the Startling Question

As brain research advances, how should study participants be protected? Bioethicist Saskia Hendriks has some ideas.

Inverse · Aug 30, 2024

AI 'hallucinations' can lead to catastrophic mistakes, but a new approach makes automated decisions more reliable

Researchers have developed a new method to improve the accuracy and transparency of automated anomaly detection systems deployed in critical infrastructure.

LiveScience · Aug 30, 2024

Mpox in the DRC: children are at high risk – health expert explains why

The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that children, pregnant women and people with weak immune systems are at higher risk from the mpox outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Reports confirm that children under five account for 39% of all cases in the country, and babies as young…

The Conversation · Aug 30, 2024

Playing technology games and making science fun helps young kids solve visual problems and grasp ideas better

As I watched my sons, Wavhudi and Rivhavhudi, play games on my phone before bedtime, I was captivated by their enthusiasm and how deeply they were engaged – especially when the games involved maths or science. Both boys experienced speech delays and I hoped the games would help them develop…

The Conversation · Aug 28, 2024

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This fall, we're decorating our spaces with 'living sculptures' – here's how to follow suit (it's easier and cheaper than you think)

Interior designer Hans Lorei says this simple, and easily accessible, trick will have your home feeling characterful and inviting

Homes & Gardens · Aug 28, 2024

How Implementing Coding, STEM, and Robotics Early Can Benefit Students

Helping students understand how to adapt to a digital environment can set them up for success later on in life.

Tech&Learning · Aug 28, 2024

Taking salvia cuttings – everything you need to know about replenishing your garden with beautiful blooms

From when to take them to how long it takes to root

Ideal Home · Aug 27, 2024

Study finds new gene in progression of Huntington's disease

Berlin : A novel gene has been linked by researchers in Berlin and Dusseldorf to the development of Huntington's disease in a brain organoid model. Earlier than previously believed, the gene may play a role in brain disorders. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Aug 27, 2024

Former Malaysian PM Charged With Sedition Over Royal Remarks

Former Malaysian PM Muhyiddin Yassin charged with sedition for questioning king's integrity. Monarchy system and legal challenges discussed.

How to propagate agaves – 7 simple steps for successful results with these striking succulents

Propagating agaves is an easy and economical way to fill your yard with sculptural plants

Homes & Gardens · Aug 26, 2024

The rose deadheading mistakes that could be killing your prized plant

And what to do instead...

Ideal Home · Aug 25, 2024

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The Conversation · Aug 25, 2024

Canada’s treatment of internationally trained physicians exacerbates the health-care crisis

Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program has recently come under intense scrutiny, with a new United Nations report by a Special Rapporteur characterizing it as a systemic “breeding ground for contemporary slavery.”

The Guardian - US · Aug 25, 2024

‘Dirt bike culture is Black culture’: the organization fighting to legalize the sport

In its mission to uplift Black communities, Baltimore’s B-360 is pushing for policy changes and public dirt bike spaces

TechRadar · Aug 25, 2024

Earfun Air Pro 4 vs Earfun Air Pro 3: comparing the two cheap earbuds

Here is how the Earfun Air Pro 4 and Air Pro 3 compare, so you know what upgrades the newest generation of cheap earbuds bring.

The Independent UK · Aug 22, 2024

World-first study to identify stem cell super donors launched

Scientists will analyse DNA samples from up to 5,000 past donors to find out which genes make some people super donors.

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The Guardian - UK · Aug 22, 2024

ICC plans multimillion-pound boost for Test cricket via dedicated cash fund

Test cricket is poised for the introduction of a dedicated fund as the International Cricket Council looks to boost match fees and stem the talent drain to lucrative franchise leagues

The Guardian - UK · Aug 22, 2024

Study arts and humanities because you love them (and so do employers, by the way)

Students should be told the whole story: understanding languages and cultures is a huge advantage in the workplace, says writer and film director Xaymaca Awoyungbo

Inverse · Aug 21, 2024

A New Intermittent Fasting Study Suggests the Diet Can Promote Cell Regeneration — But There’s A Catch

A new mouse study found that while fasting can promote cell regeneration, it also puts intestinal stem cells at higher risk for developing precancerous tumors.

The Conversation · Aug 21, 2024

Mozambique forest stores huge amounts of carbon: laser technique puts new value on miombo woodlands

Dry, tropical forests are often overshadowed in popular and scientific perception by wet and tall rainforests. They are less obviously charismatic or exotic and so may seem less important. But dry tropical forests are vital ecosystems that support the livelihoods of millions of people.

Fortune · Aug 21, 2024

I'm a woman working in 'deep tech.' Here's why you don't see more women in AI (hint: it isn't a pipeline problem)

The AI revolution gives us an opportunity to welcome a new slate of tech leaders, including more women.

Livingetc · Aug 20, 2024

Try Bobby Berk's Hack Next Time You're Arranging Flowers in a Vase for Perfectly Spaced Stems

This simple trick requires a household item you almost definitely have in a drawer right now, and it makes your blooms look so much fuller in an instant

The Times of India · Aug 20, 2024

Do cancer cells grow faster in space?

With a lot of discussion going around space and microgravity let’s discuss an important connection between a life threatening condition and its status in space. Studies suggest that cancer cells might grow faster in microgravity environments. This discovery has significant implications for both space travel and cancer research.

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