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Why Jennifer Doudna is one of Fast Company's 10 most innovative people of the last 10 years

CRISPR technology has revolutionized gene editing in medicine, impacting various diseases and treatment methodologies.

Russian Forces Capture 2 Villages in Eastern Ukraine, Analysis Shows

Russian forces have captured two villages in eastern Ukraine and are expanding their territory to encircle Ukrainian troops near Pokrovsk.

CellCell Communication in Health and Disease

Effective cell communication is vital for growth and survival; misunderstandings can lead to disease.

You Really Do Have Some Expectation of Privacy in Public

The rise of surveillance technology challenges traditional understandings of privacy expectations in public spaces.

Self-sensing cantilever design enhances microelectromechanical system performance in challenging environments

The innovative cantilever design enhances MEMS sensitivity and versatility, especially in biological and industrial applications, overcoming limitations of traditional silicon-based devices.

Coastal flooding is getting more common, even on sunny days

Coastal flooding from high tides is increasingly common in the U.S. due to climate change, affecting millions each year.

Fanny Antoine on Instagram: "happy me :)"

150 likes, 18 comments - fannyantoine_ on September 1, 2024: "happy me :)".

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268 likes, 0 comments - 809_club on August 31, 2024: "@salesgossesoff - Vendred 6 Septembre Pour eger cette rentree 2024 nous vons progrmme votre soree preferee ".

Charles Leclerc on Instagram: "Siete i numeri 1 Forza Ferrari "

4M likes, 60K comments - charles_leclerc on September 1, 2024: "Siete i numeri 1 Forza Ferrari ".

Moving in the Dark': Hamas Documents Show Tunnel Battle Strategy

Hamas meticulously prepared for combat with an underground network, complicating Israel's military objectives.
Hamas's strategic fortifications and training enhance their operational effectiveness against Israeli forces.

Urgent Chrome update you can't ignore - there's a 'high' risk of hack

Google is urging users to update Chrome due to a serious vulnerability that allows hackers to seize control of the browser.

The U.S. national security adviser meets with Chinese leaders in Beijing

The main goal of Sullivan's trip to China was to stabilize U.S.-China relations ahead of the upcoming election.

Giant scorpions as big as humans 'ruled' seas 400 million years ago

Researchers have uncovered an amazing sea scorpion fossil in Australia that shows these giant predators capable of swimming across the world.

Washington state Supreme Court's ruling in Amazon case sets 'precedent' on price gouging

The Washington Supreme Court's ruling allows a potential class-action lawsuit against Amazon for alleged price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic to proceed.

10 heuristics to simplify design decision-making

Using industry wisdom simplifies software decision-making, helping avoid the paradox of choice.

We don't want all the fluffy stuff': Pacific islands push Australia to take strong action on climate

Pacific leaders call for Australia to enhance climate action and reduce fossil fuel dependence.

Manchester United miss deadline to register Manuel Ugarte in blow to Erik ten Hag

Ugarte's transfer to United was delayed but is now confirmed with a major fee.
United's key summer focuses include a defensive midfielder along with a striker.
Scott McTominay is leaving for Napoli as Ugarte joins United.

11 Unique Things to Do in San Francisco, CA: Tips from Locals

San Francisco offers a rich blend of nature, culture, and landmarks through its unique attractions like Golden Gate Park and Presidio Tunnel Tops.

Apple and Nvidia could be OpenAI's next big investors | TechCrunch

Nvidia and Apple aim to invest in OpenAI's next fundraising round, which could value the company at $100 billion.

Why Relief Agencies Are Rushing Polio Vaccines to Gaza

Polio has re-emerged in Gaza, with a confirmed case of paralysis in a baby, prompting urgent vaccination efforts.

On Relationships, a Reporter Connects With Readers

Catherine Pearson reports on essential personal connection topics, emphasizing unique insights in her journalism.

Aquatic life under threat as pollution and warmer waters wreak havoc

Climate change and pollution threaten freshwater ecosystems, particularly fish species reliant on clean waterways for survival.

How AI-generated memes are changing the 2024 election

Trump shared misleading AI-generated images falsely claiming Taylor Swift's endorsement of him.
AI's role is crucial in the 2024 election, affecting how political narratives are shaped.

Trump again asks N.Y. federal court to take over hush money case

Trump's lawyers seek to move his hush money case to federal court, asserting it harms his presidential campaign and voters.

Shell-shaped smart speaker brings cool minimalist feel to a home staple - Yanko Design

Smart speakers have evolved into common gadgets, embracing innovative designs for improved functionality and aesthetics.

Why AI Will Save the World | Andreessen Horowitz

AI has the potential to significantly improve human life through personalized education and support rather than posing an existential threat.

Colorado's free-fare public transit initiative didn't reduce ground-level ozone, but may have other benefits

The 'Zero Fare for Better Air' campaign in Colorado did not significantly reduce ozone pollution despite increased ridership.

Why Melbourne's e-scooter ban is a wrong turn away from safe, sustainable transport

Melbourne's council prioritizes safety concerns over environmental benefits of e-scooters, risking loss of sustainable transport options.

3D-printed decoupled structural lithium-ion batteries that are stable, robust and customizable

Structural batteries could revolutionize electric vehicle endurance by integrating energy storage with the vehicle's structure.
3D-printing technology allows for customizable designs of structural lithium-ion batteries.

Who will be Japan's next PM? Ruling LDP set to begin especially chaotic' party election

Kishida's resignation signals a tumultuous period for the LDP with no clear successor.
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Method paves the way for improved fuel cell vehicles

A new method to study hydrogen fuel cell aging shows disassembly does not affect performance, leading to better insights for longevity and efficiency.

Opinion: If Australia wants more solar and wind farms, it needs to get locals on board by ensuring they all benefit too

The success of clean energy projects relies on community involvement and transparency in negotiations.

Method paves the way for improved fuel cell vehicles

A new method to study hydrogen fuel cell aging shows disassembly does not affect performance, leading to better insights for longevity and efficiency.

Opinion: If Australia wants more solar and wind farms, it needs to get locals on board by ensuring they all benefit too

The success of clean energy projects relies on community involvement and transparency in negotiations.
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Chinese tech giant Alibaba's quarterly profit shrinks 29 percent

Alibaba's quarterly profit fell 29% due to sluggish consumption and rising competition, signaling broader economic challenges in China.

Washington state Supreme Court's ruling in Amazon case sets 'precedent' on price gouging

The Washington Supreme Court's ruling allows a potential class-action lawsuit against Amazon for alleged price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic to proceed.

US to award chipmaker Texas Instruments up to $1.6 bn

The US is investing $1.6 billion in Texas Instruments to strengthen semiconductor production.

Epic launches own app store, Fortnite back for iPhones in Europe

Epic Games has launched its own app store for mobile devices, bypassing Apple and Google, following a prolonged legal battle.

EU presses Meta on plans after disinformation tracker axed

The EU seeks transparency from Meta after the removal of its CrowdTangle tool for tracking disinformation during significant election periods.

Google monopoly ruling: Where the tech giant goes from here

The US judge's ruling classifies Google as a monopoly, emphasizing the need for state intervention to protect consumers.

Exploring Huntington's disease: Researchers discover that protein aggregates poke holes in the nuclear membrane

Huntingtin aggregates may damage nerve cells by rupturing the nuclear envelope, impacting DNA and neuronal gene activity.

Saturday Citations: Citizen scientists observe fast thing; controlling rat populations; clearing nanoplastic from water

Discovery of CWISE J124909+362116.0, the first low-mass hypervelocity star, suggests a link to a white dwarf supernova event.

Evidence stacks up for poisonous books containing toxic dyes

Many Victorian-era cloth-bound books contain toxic dyes that may pose health risks to readers and collectors.

Novel electrolyte design shows promise for longer-lasting lithium-metal batteries

New electrolyte design could extend the lifespan of lithium-metal batteries significantly.

Brain wiring is guided by activity even in very early development

Early brain development is driven by spontaneous cellular activity, not sensory experience, forming the basis for neural networks.
Understanding brain wiring mechanisms can reveal fundamental insights into human learning processes.

Beige fat cells with a 'Sisyphus mechanism'

A newly identified class of beige fat cells can improve health by promoting energy metabolism and combating metabolic diseases.

New interpretation of runic inscription reveals pricing in Viking age

The Forsa Ring inscription offers new insights into Viking monetary practices, revealing a flexible system for fines using either oxen or silver.

New brain-computer interface allows man with ALS to 'speak' again

The new BCI system allows near-instantaneous speech communication for individuals with severe speech impairments, demonstrating unprecedented accuracy.

I had a walloping left hook I didn't see coming': ex-Girls singer Christopher Owens on his journey back from rock bottom

Musicians in the US face precarious lives, often without health insurance and facing unpredictable hardships. Owens' journey illustrates this vulnerability.

I'm an international student we've been so demonised, no wonder Britain's losing us | Joyce Yang

Decrease in international student enrollment impacting universities financially.

Black Arsenal: how the club and its players set the pace for integration and natural multiculturalism'

The new Arsenal football club alternative away kit for the 2024-25 season celebrates the club's African fanbase and multicultural appeal.

Oilfield slowdown exposes political volatility in Libya and beyond

The political complexities in Libya's oil industry were evident as allies of warlord Khalifa Haftar allegedly attempted to shut down an oilfield in response to an arrest warrant for his son.
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