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How Shure Helps Bring History to Life at the Sydney Jewish Museum

The Shure Stem Ecosystem helps to transform the life stories into interactive biographies.

AVNetwork

US announces charges, sanctions in fight to stem fentanyl trafficking - Roll Call

U.S. officials announced actions Friday to combat fentanyl as the nation struggles to battle overdose deaths.

Roll Call

US energy secretary says G7 can lead global emissions cuts

U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm says the Group of Seven wealthy nations can lead by example in cutting carbon emissions, though faster action is needed to stem global warming

The Independent UK

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Italy Vows Help with IMF in Bid to Stabilize Tunisia

Italy on Thursday vowed a host of investments in Tunisia and help negotiating an International Monetary Fund bailout as Rome seeks to stabilize the North African country's economic crisis and stem the increased number of migrants coming to the European nation. Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani outlined Italy’s efforts and pledges…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Two dads, one baby? Gene technique works in mice

For the first time in history, scientists have created mice with two dads, foretelling a day when same-sex couples may be able to have biological children of their own.

Tribune News Service

US-led plan to ‘end’ migration through Darien Gap spurs questions

Deal with Panama, Colombia seeks to stem ‘illicit crossings’ of dangerous jungle route used by US-bound asylum seekers.

Al Jazeera

Creating and implanting synthetic monkey embryos could pave the way to stem-cell babies

In January 2017, I met Jiankui He, the now-infamous Chinese scientist who would go on to create the world’s first genome-edited babies. This was at a meeting in Berkeley, Calif., hosted by Jennifer Doudna who, along with Emmanuelle Charpentier, was awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for her work…

The Conversation

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Paris-Roubaix tech gallery: A deep dive into the tech from the men's race

Tyre pressure management systems were used for the first time, but punctures still shaped the race

Cycling News

Seven tech insights spotted at Paris-Roubaix 2023

From tyre pressure systems to old-school chainrings, here's what Cycling Weekly saw at the race

Cycling Weekly

Meet the students who made a remote-control submarine from scratch

"It's really good to finally see how much work we put in, all come together."

Newcastle Herald

Specialized launch ultra-light Roval XC component collection to match their new Epic race bike

Roval’s new XC collection leads with ultra-light one-piece carbon cockpit and rigid post for the win at any cost crew, but also includes more affordable alloy race wheels

Bike Perfect

Paris-Roubaix Femmes tech gallery: Over 80 nerdy highlights from the women's race

Component choices to deal with the demands of the Hell of the North

Cycling News

Chiefs S Justin Reid makes donation to Kansas City Public Schools STEM, Robotics programs

#Chiefs S Justin Reid made a significant contribution to the education of teens in the Kansas City area on Monday. | from @TheJohnDillon

USA Today Sports Media Group

First state law to criminalize abortion ‘trafficking’ may inspire others

Amid a flood of residents fleeing states that ban abortions to seek legal procedures or medication elsewhere, Idaho has become the first state to try to stem that exodus — at least for minors.

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Tech&Learning

How One District Launched Its Mobile STEM Lab

The STEAM Machine is a portable STEM lab and mobile makerspace that just got rolling in Wichita Falls ISD

Tribune News Service

Editorial: The nursing workforce needs more men

In less than two years, the U.S. could face a shortage of up to 450,000 nurses. The health-care system won’t be able to fill this gap with half the potential workforce on the sidelines: More must be done to recruit men into nursing.

Tribune News Service

With a focus on first-generation students in STEM labs, a Johns Hopkins University program gives them a leg up

BALTIMORE -- On a cold morning in a Remsen Hall chemistry lab at the Johns Hopkins University, five undergraduates laughed and chatted as they mixed together amino acids and catalysts, trying to better understand the origins of life.

Miami Herald

Florida lawmakers try ‘accountability’ measures for insurance reforms

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — After years of giving Florida’s homeowners insurance companies largely what they wanted in an effort to stem rapidly rising premiums and insurer insolvencies, state lawmakers introduced a new approach this week: “insurer accountability.”

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MusicRadar

Previously unheard J Dilla material released as remixable stems on Kano's STEM Player

The never-before-heard tracks will be accompanied by an exclusive documentary focused on Dilla's legacy

Inverse

Researchers Created "Embryos" From Monkey Stem Cells For The First Time

Chinese researchers developed embryo-like structures from monkey embryonic stem cells, a first that may herald deeper insight into embryonic development.

The Independent UK

Scientists create embryo-like structures from monkey cells

When implanted, these structures induced pregnancy signs in female macaques.

Inverse

Are We Near The End Of Animal Testing?

Cutting-edge new tech could halt animal testing in drug development — but some old-fashioned methods may stick around.

The Conversation

I’ve created a monstera! How to care for the ‘Swiss cheese plant’ in your life

When I was growing up monsteras (sometimes known as monsteria) were not all that common, but neither were indoor plants. In fact, monsteras were out of fashion back then – but now monsteras are back and, appropriately, in a big way.

The Independent UK

Brazil wrestles with solutions after deadly day care attack

Parents in this small city in southern Brazil are struggling with how to explain to their children that a man slaughtered four of their friends, while Brazilians across the country are wondering what should be done to stem an apparently systemic rise of violence in schools

Newsroom.co.nz

Applied science stigma holding back high-value economy

New Royal Society fellow pushes for greater recognition of applied science education and business leadership.

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