Bone repairs are tricky. Current materials often fall short. They struggle to balance strength and function. But there's hope. Inspired by nature, scientists are using 3D printing to create new materials. These are not your average implants. They are special. They are bicontinuous interpenetrating-p
Brain disorders like schizophrenia, depression, and autism are tough to tackle. They are complex and not fully understood. Scientists have been using tools to study these disorders. One tool is called bulk RNA sequencing. It looks at gene activity in a group of cells. But it misses details. It can't
Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, Nicola Peltz, shared a festive Instagram post that has fans talking. The couple posted a series of photos from their Christmas celebrations with Nicola's parents. They wished everyone a joyful holiday season, filled with love and happiness. The images showed the couple
Buildings are starting to use the sun's power more efficiently. But there are hurdles. Designers often don't have the right tools. They also don't think enough about how climate change will affect these systems. A new study tackles these issues. It looks at how buildings can use solar power better.
At a university where faith is a big part of student life, a recent study looked into how marriage affects well-being. It turns out, being married seems to give a boost to happiness and social health. But it's not just about being hitched; religion plays a role too. The study surveyed over 2, 000 s
By 2035, robots might be everywhere, doing jobs humans used to do. This could lead to some big problems. Europol, the police agency for Europe, thinks society might get angry and violent. They worry about robots taking over jobs and people getting upset. Robots could do many things, like take care
At UMass, assistant coach Yolanda Cole is a quiet powerhouse. She's been around the game for 16 years, working at different schools like Sacred Heart and Florida Atlantic. But her real strength isn't just basketball strategy. It's her ability to connect with players on a personal level. Mike Leflar
Bitcoin is making waves again, aiming for a big price jump. After a quiet Christmas break, traders are back, and Bitcoin is trying to shake off a downtrend that's been going on since October. Meanwhile, gold and silver are hitting new highs, showing that precious metals are still hot. Traders are k
Bitcoin's value has taken a nosedive, dropping from its peak of $126, 000. This isn't just a small dip; it's a significant drop. So, what caused this? It turns out, it wasn't the average trader or those who borrowed heavily to invest. Instead, it was the big players, known as whales, who bought at t
Benjamin Schoonwinkel, a 59-year-old South African, thought he would find a new life in the United States. He had heard President Trump's words about welcoming white South Africans who felt they were being treated unfairly. So, he decided to make the journey. But things didn't go as planned. Instea
