Toilets Spew Invisible Aerosol Plumes With Every Flush – Here’s the Proof, Captured by High Powered Lasers
What Does the Speaker of the House Do? Here’s What the New Speaker Will Have for A Job
FTC Prepares to Ban ‘Non-compete Agreements’ – What They Are and Why
Electronic Arts Servers Are Reportedly Down
New Langya Virus Discovered in China Causing Zoonotic Disease in Humans
The Port of Shanghai: World’s Biggest Port Is Returning to Normal, but Supply Chains Will Get Worse Before They Get Better
Tech Firms Are Making Computer Chips With Human Cells – Is It Ethical?
Although the name and scenario are fictional, this is a question we have to confront now. In December 2021, Melbourne-based Cortical Labs grew groups of neurons (brain cells) that were incorporated into a computer chip. The resulting hybrid chip works because both brains and neurons share a common language: electricity.
British Farmers Are Being Offered a Lump Sum Payment to Leave the Industry – But at What Cost To Agriculture?
To attract younger blood into the fields, the UK government is running a temporary scheme to entice some of these older professionals into retirement. The idea is that they can apply to receive a lump sum exit payment of up to £100,000 – as long as they either sell their land, rent it out, give it away or plant trees on it.
The Wall of Wind Can Blow Away Buildings at Category 5 Hurricane Strength to Help Engineers Design Safer Homes
Russia’s Rouble Is Now Stronger Than Before the War – Western Sanctions Are Partly To Blame
5 Things to Know About the Fed’s Biggest Interest Rate Increase Since 1994 and How It Will Affect You
Could Steam-Powered Cars Decrease the CO2 in The Atmosphere
How QR Code Works and What Makes It Dangerous – A Computer Scientist Explains
3,100 Aircraft Worth $35 Billion Lie Unused in Arizona’s Boneyard
New Data-Sharing Requirements From the NIH Are a Big Step Toward More Open Science
Researchers Identified Over 5,500 New Viruses in the Ocean, Including a Missing Link in Viral Evolution
Your Forgotten Digital Footprints Could Step on Your Job Prospects – Here’s How to Clean Up
This matters for young adults entering the job market, who usually have extensive digital footprints across multiple platforms, and extending back many years.
The War in Ukraine Ruins Russia’s Academic Ties With the West
Russia has dissolved academic connections with the West through legislation on so-called “foreign agents” and “undesirable organizations.” The government ramped up scrutiny of foreign funding and outlawed dozens of Western think tanks, charities, and universities that previously had worked in Russia.