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Nov 27 2024HEALTH

Hospitals Go Digital: Helping Clinicians Adapt to New Tools

In today's hospitals, digital tools are everywhere. But not everyone feels ready to use them. Doctors, nurses, and even students often say they don't have enough time to learn these new digital tools. This can make it tough for them to start using these tools in their daily work. Imagine starting a

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Nov 27 2024TECHNOLOGY

Tech and Women's Perspectives on Abuse

Imagine this: a woman in Bangladesh who watches TV or uses a computer weekly might have a different view on whether it's okay for a husband to hit his wife. Sounds surprising, right? A recent study found that tech access can indeed change women's minds about intimate partner violence (IPV). Over 20

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Nov 27 2024CRIME

JonBenét Ramsey's Dad Hopes New DNA Tech Can Crack 28-Year-Old Case

John Ramsey, father of JonBenét Ramsey, thinks advancements in DNA technology could finally solve his daughter's mysterious murder. This shocking crime happened over 28 years ago, in 1996, when JonBenét was found dead in their Boulder, Colorado home. A ransom note with a strange demand of $118, 000,

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Nov 27 2024TECHNOLOGY

HP's EliteBook x360: A Business Laptop That Keeps Going

HP's newest EliteBook x360 2-in-1 laptop is a great pick for business professionals who are always on the move. It has a long-lasting battery, a high-quality webcam, and excellent speakers for video calls. However, it can get warm under heavy workloads and might be pricy. Several models are discount

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Nov 26 2024HEALTH

Personalized Medicine: How Nanotech Meets Genomics

Ever wondered how your body might react to a medicine before you take it? That's where personalized medicine comes in. By combining pharmacogenomics (studying how your genes affect your response to drugs) with nanotechnology, scientists are creating something called nano-enabled pharmacogenomics. Th

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Nov 26 2024TECHNOLOGY

Why Northrop Grumman's Crewed Drone is Causing a Buzz

On August 29, 2024, Northrop Grumman's Scaled Composites revealed its new Model 437 drone. This isn't your average drone—it has a cockpit and a pilot. The success of this project has raised questions about the future of manned fighter jets like the F-35. The U. S. Air Force is increasingly intereste

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Nov 26 2024TECHNOLOGY

Tasty Tech: Revolutionizing Virtual Reality with Portable Gustation Interfaces

Ever wondered what it would be like to taste your favorite food in a virtual world? Scientists have been working on just that, creating tiny, portable devices that let you experience different tastes in virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR). These devices, shaped like

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Nov 25 2024ENVIRONMENT

Discovering Birds' Cool Spots in Savanna Trees: A Climate Change Perspective

Imagine you're a small bulbul or a larger hornbill, both birds living in a subtropical African savanna. You love to rest in trees, especially when it's hot. Scientists have recently used special tools called LiDAR and complex models to figure out how many trees provide a cool place to rest. They fou

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Nov 25 2024TECHNOLOGY

Samsung's A56: Is 45W Charging Enough to Compete?

Samsung is planning to introduce 45W wired charging to its A-series, specifically the A56 model. But is this enough to make the A56 a real competitor to Samsung's flagship phones? Let's break it down. First off, 45W charging isn't exactly groundbreaking. It's been around for a while, and many compe

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Nov 25 2024SCIENCE

The Amazing Self-Healing Glue for Silicon Batteries

Imagine a tiny molecular boat and paddle system designed to fix itself in just two minutes. This is the story of a unique glue, or binder, created to help silicon batteries last longer. Silicon batteries have a big problem: they can swell up and break during use. Scientists are working on self-heali

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