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Low-tech cooling solutions for cities
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Are you what you eat? Biggest-ever catalogue of food microbes finds out
Fermented foods such as kimchi contain microbes that are also found in the human microbiome.Credit: Chung Sung-Jun/Getty You are what
Detecting hidden brain injuries
A physiotherapist assists a woman who has experienced a traumatic brain injury with rehabilitation exercises. Credit: Amelie-Benoist/BSIP/Science Photo Library It’s
Japan moves to halt long-term postgraduate decline by tripling number of PhD graduates
A PhD student works in a clean room at the University of Tokyo.Credit: Yuichi Yamazaki/AFP via Getty In response to
Humanity’s newest brain gains are most at risk from ageing
In humans, the largest declines in grey matter in the brain — a sign of ageing — occurred in the
Are Meta’s carbon emissions shrinking? Depends on how you look at it
Untangling companies’ environmental claims these days can be a head-spinning endeavor, and reading Meta’s latest sustainability report is no exception.
A Three-Day Trip to Seattle
Last week, our team took a trip to Seattle, and oh my gosh, what a gorgeous part of the world.
Investing in Real Estate WHILE Working a W2
Wondering how to invest in real estate so you can finally quit your job? Then, this episode might surprise you.
Lyme disease test gives hope for a speedier diagnosis
Lyme disease can spread to people via infected ticks 24K-Production/Shutterstock A new approach to diagnosing Lyme disease could help people
Fast Forward is a Knockout Fighting Management Sim
The fighters management simulator heads back in time to provide an 80s inspired adventure. You’re spent more than 20 years