France offers to take in US scientistsAix-Marseille University offers US researchers a sanctuary program to escape perceived oppression under the Trump administration, emphasizing academic freedom and innovation.
Trump team 'survey' sent to overseas researchers prompts foreign interference fearsUS-funded researchers in several countries face inquiries about their links to China and project compliance with US ideology.
Columbia's Real Radical Threat Is From the GovernmentThe Trump administration's attack on academic freedom threatens the prosperity and security provided by American universities.
Germany urged to poach US researchers unhappy with TrumpGerman economists propose a recruitment drive to attract US researchers unhappy with Trump's policies, promoting a 'brain gain'.
France offers to take in US scientistsAix-Marseille University offers US researchers a sanctuary program to escape perceived oppression under the Trump administration, emphasizing academic freedom and innovation.
Trump team 'survey' sent to overseas researchers prompts foreign interference fearsUS-funded researchers in several countries face inquiries about their links to China and project compliance with US ideology.
Columbia's Real Radical Threat Is From the GovernmentThe Trump administration's attack on academic freedom threatens the prosperity and security provided by American universities.
Germany urged to poach US researchers unhappy with TrumpGerman economists propose a recruitment drive to attract US researchers unhappy with Trump's policies, promoting a 'brain gain'.
These frustrated scientists want to leave the United States - do you? Take Nature's pollScientists in the US are considering leaving the country due to disruptions in research funding and support.
As Trump's Policies Worry Scientists, France and Others Put Out a Welcome MatEuropean universities are welcoming American researchers fleeing the Trump administration's science policies.The initiative highlights increasing concerns for free scientific inquiry amid political changes in the U.S.
Poll: 75% of Scientists Consider Leaving U.S.Many American researchers are contemplating jobs abroad due to changes in federal science policy.Early-career researchers are disproportionately affected by funding cuts under the Trump administration.
These frustrated scientists want to leave the United States - do you? Take Nature's pollScientists in the US are considering leaving the country due to disruptions in research funding and support.
As Trump's Policies Worry Scientists, France and Others Put Out a Welcome MatEuropean universities are welcoming American researchers fleeing the Trump administration's science policies.The initiative highlights increasing concerns for free scientific inquiry amid political changes in the U.S.
Poll: 75% of Scientists Consider Leaving U.S.Many American researchers are contemplating jobs abroad due to changes in federal science policy.Early-career researchers are disproportionately affected by funding cuts under the Trump administration.
With GPT-4.5, OpenAI Trips Over Its Own AGI AmbitionsGPT-4.5, while appearing incremental, is OpenAI's most ambitious model, focusing on emotional intelligence and research advancement without clear immediate benefits.
The Future Of Research: How AI Is Empowering Scholars And ProfessionalsAI revolutionizes online learning by enhancing research efficiency and personalization.AI-driven technologies significantly aid in information discovery for students and researchers.
AI agents are all the rage. But no one can agree on what they do.AI agents are in high demand but the definition is unclear among researchers and experts.
Automating Math-AsteriskTerry Tao explores digitizing mathematical research via AI and interactive theorem provers for enhanced verification and idea generation.
Google to expand AI answers to medical queries in search resultsGoogle is expanding its AI health summaries and tools to enhance health information and assist researchers.
Researchers are rushing to build AI-powered robots. But will they work?AI is on the verge of transforming robotics, particularly in common household tasks.
With GPT-4.5, OpenAI Trips Over Its Own AGI AmbitionsGPT-4.5, while appearing incremental, is OpenAI's most ambitious model, focusing on emotional intelligence and research advancement without clear immediate benefits.
The Future Of Research: How AI Is Empowering Scholars And ProfessionalsAI revolutionizes online learning by enhancing research efficiency and personalization.AI-driven technologies significantly aid in information discovery for students and researchers.
AI agents are all the rage. But no one can agree on what they do.AI agents are in high demand but the definition is unclear among researchers and experts.
Automating Math-AsteriskTerry Tao explores digitizing mathematical research via AI and interactive theorem provers for enhanced verification and idea generation.
Google to expand AI answers to medical queries in search resultsGoogle is expanding its AI health summaries and tools to enhance health information and assist researchers.
Researchers are rushing to build AI-powered robots. But will they work?AI is on the verge of transforming robotics, particularly in common household tasks.
The "existential crisis" of knowledge workAI is changing research and writing by surpassing human capabilities, emphasizing the need for personal insights in the evolving landscape.
Study: AI chatbots usually cite incorrect sourcesAI chatbots are unreliable with sourcing, averaging 60% incorrect citations.Confidence in incorrect answers, particularly from paid versions, is a significant concern.
OpenAI launches $50M grant program to help fund academic research | TechCrunchOpenAI announces NextGenAI consortium to support AI-assisted research at leading universities.
Meta Previews Next-Gen AR GlassesAria Gen 2 glasses enhance AI understanding from a human perspective, unlocking new research possibilities.
Microsoft 365 Copilot's 'First-of-Their-Kind Reasoning Agents' - Here's What They DoMicrosoft is enhancing Microsoft 365 Copilot with two AI reasoning agents, Researcher and Analyst, to streamline workflows and improve productivity.
Perplexity AI just launched a Windows app - and you can speak to itPerplexity's new Windows app streamlines AI interaction with voice requests and customizable settings.
The "existential crisis" of knowledge workAI is changing research and writing by surpassing human capabilities, emphasizing the need for personal insights in the evolving landscape.
Study: AI chatbots usually cite incorrect sourcesAI chatbots are unreliable with sourcing, averaging 60% incorrect citations.Confidence in incorrect answers, particularly from paid versions, is a significant concern.
OpenAI launches $50M grant program to help fund academic research | TechCrunchOpenAI announces NextGenAI consortium to support AI-assisted research at leading universities.
Meta Previews Next-Gen AR GlassesAria Gen 2 glasses enhance AI understanding from a human perspective, unlocking new research possibilities.
Microsoft 365 Copilot's 'First-of-Their-Kind Reasoning Agents' - Here's What They DoMicrosoft is enhancing Microsoft 365 Copilot with two AI reasoning agents, Researcher and Analyst, to streamline workflows and improve productivity.
Perplexity AI just launched a Windows app - and you can speak to itPerplexity's new Windows app streamlines AI interaction with voice requests and customizable settings.
Meta's new AR glasses for research can measure heart rate | TechCrunchMeta's Aria Gen 2 enhances augmented reality research with new capabilities and advanced sensors.
Researchers claim their protocol can create truly random numbers on a current quantum computerQuantum computers can generate truly random numbers, aiding cryptographic implementations despite current limitations in their problem-solving capabilities.
From Harvard lab to your living room - Harvard GazetteMetalenz produces innovative mini-lenses for consumer electronics, revolutionizing light manipulation in devices.
This Crazy Instrument Lets Us Hear How Dinosaurs Might Have SoundedBrown's projects explore how the Corythosaurus's crest changes affect their sound and vocalizations at different life stages.
Meta's new AR glasses for research can measure heart rate | TechCrunchMeta's Aria Gen 2 enhances augmented reality research with new capabilities and advanced sensors.
Researchers claim their protocol can create truly random numbers on a current quantum computerQuantum computers can generate truly random numbers, aiding cryptographic implementations despite current limitations in their problem-solving capabilities.
From Harvard lab to your living room - Harvard GazetteMetalenz produces innovative mini-lenses for consumer electronics, revolutionizing light manipulation in devices.
This Crazy Instrument Lets Us Hear How Dinosaurs Might Have SoundedBrown's projects explore how the Corythosaurus's crest changes affect their sound and vocalizations at different life stages.
Can Marijuana Help CholesterolMarijuana may improve cholesterol levels by increasing HDL and supporting cardiovascular health, but research is still ongoing.
Daily briefing: Pregnancy's true toll on the bodyNew antibiotic lariocidin found in a lab technician's garden shows potential against multidrug-resistant bacteria.
New drug could reduce risk of early-onset Alzheimer's diseaseAn experimental drug may halve the risk of Alzheimer's in genetically predisposed individuals, potentially paving the way for future treatments.
4.75m NHS research centre to bring cutting-edge treatments to east LondonThe new research center will accelerate access to advanced treatments for patients in east London.
Researchers find a hint at how to delay Alzheimer's symptoms. Now they have to prove itAn experimental treatment shows promise in delaying Alzheimer's symptoms in at-risk individuals, raising concerns about funding halting patient access.
Daily briefing: Pregnancy's true toll on the bodyNew antibiotic lariocidin found in a lab technician's garden shows potential against multidrug-resistant bacteria.
New drug could reduce risk of early-onset Alzheimer's diseaseAn experimental drug may halve the risk of Alzheimer's in genetically predisposed individuals, potentially paving the way for future treatments.
4.75m NHS research centre to bring cutting-edge treatments to east LondonThe new research center will accelerate access to advanced treatments for patients in east London.
Researchers find a hint at how to delay Alzheimer's symptoms. Now they have to prove itAn experimental treatment shows promise in delaying Alzheimer's symptoms in at-risk individuals, raising concerns about funding halting patient access.
Is This the Beginning of the End of Big Social Media?CMSWire offers vital resources for marketing and customer experience leaders to navigate complex landscapes.
AI-Driven Extinction? Why Some Brands Won't Make ItCMSWire is a crucial resource for marketing and CX leaders, delivering insights to navigate complexities in today's environment.
Your Chatbot Is an SEO Expert (You Just Haven't Asked Yet)CMSWire provides essential insights and research for CMOs and customer experience leaders.
AI-Driven Extinction? Why Some Brands Won't Make ItCMSWire offers valuable resources for CMOs and customer experience professionals.
Privacy-First Personalization in Marketing Wins LoyaltyCMSWire's channel provides actionable insights for marketing and customer experience leaders to navigate complex landscapes.
Netflix Might Make You a Bigger Part of Marketing Its ShowsCMSWire offers essential insights for CMOs and customer experience leaders to effectively address today's marketing challenges.
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AI-Driven Extinction? Why Some Brands Won't Make ItCMSWire is a crucial resource for marketing and CX leaders, delivering insights to navigate complexities in today's environment.
Your Chatbot Is an SEO Expert (You Just Haven't Asked Yet)CMSWire provides essential insights and research for CMOs and customer experience leaders.
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Animal poo can be used to save endangered species from extinction, research findsThe 'poo zoo' project may harness animal dung to aid in conserving endangered species through genetic diversity.
Narwhal sightings are rare. Scientists just saw them use their tusks in new waysNarwhals are mysterious arctic whales whose behaviors, especially regarding their tusks, are being better understood through new drone footage.
Animal poo can be used to save endangered species from extinction, research findsThe 'poo zoo' project may harness animal dung to aid in conserving endangered species through genetic diversity.
Narwhal sightings are rare. Scientists just saw them use their tusks in new waysNarwhals are mysterious arctic whales whose behaviors, especially regarding their tusks, are being better understood through new drone footage.
An investigative approach to stock investingInvestigative reporting skills parallel investing; both require meticulous research and hard questions.
Looking at nature reduces pain, new study showsNature exposure can significantly reduce pain perception, comparable to that of painkillers.
Brutal string of winter storms in 2022 was due to polar vortex, scientists revealUnderstanding winter storm patterns is key to improving forecasting and preparedness for climate change impacts.
An investigative approach to stock investingInvestigative reporting skills parallel investing; both require meticulous research and hard questions.
Looking at nature reduces pain, new study showsNature exposure can significantly reduce pain perception, comparable to that of painkillers.
Brutal string of winter storms in 2022 was due to polar vortex, scientists revealUnderstanding winter storm patterns is key to improving forecasting and preparedness for climate change impacts.
Polyamorous and monogamous relationships are equally satisfying, Australian research findsPolyamorous and non-monogamous relationships can offer satisfaction levels similar to monogamous ones, challenging the belief in monogamy's superiority.
Scientists reveal the 'point of no return' in dying relationshipsThere is a 'point of no return' in failing relationships, discovered to be 7 to 28 months before a breakup.
Polyamorous and monogamous relationships are equally satisfying, Australian research findsPolyamorous and non-monogamous relationships can offer satisfaction levels similar to monogamous ones, challenging the belief in monogamy's superiority.
Scientists reveal the 'point of no return' in dying relationshipsThere is a 'point of no return' in failing relationships, discovered to be 7 to 28 months before a breakup.
Use of psychedelics is on the rise in Canada. Doctors are starting to look at long-term risks, benefits | CBC NewsPsychedelics pose a higher risk of death in users seeking emergency care, compared to the general population.
How Walking Can Put Your Mind at Ease and in FocusWalking boosts creativity and verbal thinking, benefiting both mental performance and physical health.
How academia's 'lone wolf' culture is harming researcher mental healthThe academic landscape needs to change by fostering group support and providing genuine mental health resources.
Could a Blood Test One Day Predict Postpartum Depression?New research identifies hormonal changes in pregnancy that may predict postpartum depression, indicating a need for early intervention.
How Social Media Impacts Psychiatric SymptomsSocial media exacerbates psychiatric disorders due to the absence of non-verbal communication cues.
Use of psychedelics is on the rise in Canada. Doctors are starting to look at long-term risks, benefits | CBC NewsPsychedelics pose a higher risk of death in users seeking emergency care, compared to the general population.
How Walking Can Put Your Mind at Ease and in FocusWalking boosts creativity and verbal thinking, benefiting both mental performance and physical health.
How academia's 'lone wolf' culture is harming researcher mental healthThe academic landscape needs to change by fostering group support and providing genuine mental health resources.
Could a Blood Test One Day Predict Postpartum Depression?New research identifies hormonal changes in pregnancy that may predict postpartum depression, indicating a need for early intervention.
How Social Media Impacts Psychiatric SymptomsSocial media exacerbates psychiatric disorders due to the absence of non-verbal communication cues.
Daily briefing: Babies make memories - so why don't we recall them?Babies can form memories as early as one year old, but adults often struggle to recall these memories.
A Fungi Pioneer's Lifelong Work on ExhibitMary Elizabeth Banning made significant contributions to mycology in Maryland despite her work being overlooked for nearly a century.
James Reason, Who Used Swiss Cheese to Explain Human Error, Dies at 86James Reason's exploration of human error was inspired by a kitchen mishap involving cat food in a teapot.
What Counts as Porn? It Depends Who You AskDefinitions of pornography vary widely among individuals, affecting research outcomes.Demographic background influences personal definitions of what counts as porn.Lack of consensus on porn definitions complicates research on its effects.
Are you a Flat Earther? You're probably SPITEFUL, scientists sayConspiracy theory belief is largely driven by spite when individuals feel uncertain or undervalued.
When We Talk, This Is Where We LookCommon human behaviors are often under-researched in psychology, contrasting with the extensive study of rare phenomena.
Psychologists in touch with Antarctic base after assault allegation, South Africa confirmsPsychologists are supporting a South African research team in Antarctica after serious allegations of physical assault and harassment.
James Reason, Who Used Swiss Cheese to Explain Human Error, Dies at 86James Reason's exploration of human error was inspired by a kitchen mishap involving cat food in a teapot.
What Counts as Porn? It Depends Who You AskDefinitions of pornography vary widely among individuals, affecting research outcomes.Demographic background influences personal definitions of what counts as porn.Lack of consensus on porn definitions complicates research on its effects.
Are you a Flat Earther? You're probably SPITEFUL, scientists sayConspiracy theory belief is largely driven by spite when individuals feel uncertain or undervalued.
When We Talk, This Is Where We LookCommon human behaviors are often under-researched in psychology, contrasting with the extensive study of rare phenomena.
Psychologists in touch with Antarctic base after assault allegation, South Africa confirmsPsychologists are supporting a South African research team in Antarctica after serious allegations of physical assault and harassment.
The 7 Common Long COVID Symptoms You Should Be Watching Out ForLong COVID is a complex and varied condition affecting individuals post-COVID infection, challenging to diagnose and treat.The definition of Long COVID varies among health organizations and experts, complicating its recognition.
Scientists discover same hungry genes' make humans and labradors fatObesity in Labradors is linked to the same gene as in humans, revealing insights into the biology of overeating.
How Stress May Increase the Risk of StrokeChronic stress in American adults is linked to an increased risk of stroke, especially among women.
Woman who lived to age 117 had genes keeping her cells younger', study showsMaria Branyas Morera's longevity linked to unique genetics and lifestyle choices.
Long-Term COVID-19 Is RealAbout one-third of COVID-19 survivors experience long-term symptoms, suggesting the need for ongoing research and better treatment options.
A scientist who studies whether cutting calories could help us live longer shares how he eats, exercises, and de-stressesCaloric restriction may potentially enhance lifespan by improving cellular function, although evidence in humans is still inconclusive.
The 7 Common Long COVID Symptoms You Should Be Watching Out ForLong COVID is a complex and varied condition affecting individuals post-COVID infection, challenging to diagnose and treat.The definition of Long COVID varies among health organizations and experts, complicating its recognition.
Scientists discover same hungry genes' make humans and labradors fatObesity in Labradors is linked to the same gene as in humans, revealing insights into the biology of overeating.
How Stress May Increase the Risk of StrokeChronic stress in American adults is linked to an increased risk of stroke, especially among women.
Woman who lived to age 117 had genes keeping her cells younger', study showsMaria Branyas Morera's longevity linked to unique genetics and lifestyle choices.
Long-Term COVID-19 Is RealAbout one-third of COVID-19 survivors experience long-term symptoms, suggesting the need for ongoing research and better treatment options.
A scientist who studies whether cutting calories could help us live longer shares how he eats, exercises, and de-stressesCaloric restriction may potentially enhance lifespan by improving cellular function, although evidence in humans is still inconclusive.
Everyone in the City Needs Soundproofing, Even SpidersSpiders in urban areas use web designs to block noise, enhancing their ability to detect prey and mates.
Hit by Gut Punches,' Scientists Band Together to Protest TrumpGraduate student Colette Delawalla organizes a national protest, Stand Up For Science, amid concerns for scientific integrity post-Covid and recent political changes.
EU to double funding to attract US scientists fleeing TrumpEurope has an opportunity to attract scientists leaving the U.S. due to political restrictions on scientific research.
Hit by Gut Punches,' Scientists Band Together to Protest TrumpGraduate student Colette Delawalla organizes a national protest, Stand Up For Science, amid concerns for scientific integrity post-Covid and recent political changes.
EU to double funding to attract US scientists fleeing TrumpEurope has an opportunity to attract scientists leaving the U.S. due to political restrictions on scientific research.
Fewer than 500 people are responsible for $3.2 trillion of artificial crypto tradingMarket manipulation in cryptocurrency involves fewer than 500 individuals profiting $250 million annually through pump-and-dump schemes.A new tool called Perseus tracks these manipulation efforts on Telegram.
This Company Brings 12 Guests to Antarctica's Remote Interior-and It's New Foundation Is Designed to Tackle Climate Change on the ContinentWhite Desert Foundation leverages Antarctica's popularity to promote climate action and research, emphasizing sustainability in luxury travel.
Researcher "Threatened to Kill" Colleagues Trapped in Antarctic BaseA researcher at an Antarctic base is accused of violent and threatening behavior towards colleagues.
Inside the hellish nightmare as madman attacks Antarctica science teamA researcher in Antarctica allegedly became violent, creating a culture of fear among his team members, who requested immediate evacuation.
This Company Brings 12 Guests to Antarctica's Remote Interior-and It's New Foundation Is Designed to Tackle Climate Change on the ContinentWhite Desert Foundation leverages Antarctica's popularity to promote climate action and research, emphasizing sustainability in luxury travel.
Researcher "Threatened to Kill" Colleagues Trapped in Antarctic BaseA researcher at an Antarctic base is accused of violent and threatening behavior towards colleagues.
Inside the hellish nightmare as madman attacks Antarctica science teamA researcher in Antarctica allegedly became violent, creating a culture of fear among his team members, who requested immediate evacuation.
Drug found 'remarkably' effective in common canine oral cancer | Cornell ChronicleFDA-approved drug trametinib shows remarkable effectiveness in treating oral squamous cell carcinomas in dogs, offering a non-disfiguring alternative.
Counteracting the Effects of MisinformationMisinformation is pervasive and difficult to counter directly.Research indicates that providing competing facts to misinformation can be effective.
New method lowers cost of reasoning modelsA new method helps reduce the cost of reasoning models without sacrificing quality by imposing budget constraints during model development.
Rising econ star sheds light on power of exchange rates - Harvard GazetteOleg Itskhoki's work on exchange rates reveals financial market factors as key drivers, challenging traditional macroeconomic views.
Sapphire anvils squeeze metals atomically-thinResearchers have successfully manufactured large flakes of 2D metals using a new method of squeezing molten metals.The COVID-19 pandemic provided key insights for virologists that may enhance future pandemic preparedness.
Are Schools Succeeding? Education Department Cuts Could Make It Hard to KnowDeep cuts to the Department of Education will severely impact educational assessments and school improvement efforts.
So you've made a lab website. What should go on it?A lab website boosts visibility and serves as a vital resource for students, showcasing research, culture, and career opportunities.
Are Schools Succeeding? Education Department Cuts Could Make It Hard to KnowDeep cuts to the Department of Education will severely impact educational assessments and school improvement efforts.
So you've made a lab website. What should go on it?A lab website boosts visibility and serves as a vital resource for students, showcasing research, culture, and career opportunities.
Videos Show Narwhals Using Their Tusks to Play With Their FoodNarwhals use their tusks for survival, not just display, showcasing remarkable precision in their movement.
Mathematician on creativity and optimizationTaking risks in research is essential for breakthroughs, as optimization can limit growth opportunities.
The 9 Unsolved Mysteries Mathematicians Can't Stop Thinking AboutMathematical research is likened to a garden where unsolved problems represent seeds waiting to grow, reflecting the complex nature of discovery.
Mathematician on creativity and optimizationTaking risks in research is essential for breakthroughs, as optimization can limit growth opportunities.
The 9 Unsolved Mysteries Mathematicians Can't Stop Thinking AboutMathematical research is likened to a garden where unsolved problems represent seeds waiting to grow, reflecting the complex nature of discovery.
Smoke detectors in the sky: Will wildfire affect bird behavior?Ornithologists are investigating how wildfire smoke impacts birds and ecosystems in Los Angeles.
Women Who Travel Podcast: Tracee Ellis Ross Loves Seeing the World SoloTravelers need to ensure their safety by researching destinations, especially marginalized communities.High-end travel is about finding serenity and peace.
Trump administration lays off USDA scientists at Fresno County grape-breeding programFederal budget cuts threaten California grape breeding program.Significant layoffs in USDA disrupt vital agricultural research.
Scientists crack the code for why locusts swarm DW 02/27/2025A major locust swarm in 2020 caused $8.5 billion in crop damage across East Africa, threatening food security for millions.
Trump administration lays off USDA scientists at Fresno County grape-breeding programFederal budget cuts threaten California grape breeding program.Significant layoffs in USDA disrupt vital agricultural research.
Scientists crack the code for why locusts swarm DW 02/27/2025A major locust swarm in 2020 caused $8.5 billion in crop damage across East Africa, threatening food security for millions.
Dirajlal-Fargo and Fant Named Co-Directors of Center for Global Pediatric Health - News CenterSahera Dirajlal-Fargo and Colleen Fant appointed as co-directors of the Center for Global Pediatric Health, enhancing global pediatric health.
Toxic microplastics blamed on product that's 'everywhere you look'Paint is a significant, yet understudied, source of microplastics that impacts the environment and health.
Google deploys Data Science Agent to Colab usersGoogle Colab now features an AI-powered Data Science Agent to automate repetitive tasks, enhancing productivity for researchers and data scientists.
Proof of the Loch Ness Monster? Man stunned by dark mass near surfaceA new sighting at Loch Ness in 2025 has sparked renewed interest in the mystery of Nessie.
'It's changed football for me' - Life as a Fantasy Football contenderNathan Bannister, a Fantasy Premier League player, ranks 66th globally after significant dedication and research, deeply affecting his life and mood.
Hiring freezes, fewer grad students: Funding uncertainty hits collegesFederal funding cuts pose significant threats to higher education and scientific research sustainability.
Optimizing Omnidirectional 3D Object Detection for Edge AI | HackerNoonPanopticus is designed to enhance 3D object detection accuracy by improving the baseline BEVDet model through varied detection techniques.
Can sport make us smarter?Recent research questions the long-held belief that exercise directly enhances cognitive function.
Turns Out Rats Can Conduct Blind Wine TestingsRats can distinguish between different varieties of wine, showcasing their advanced sense of smell.
Antarctic Research Stations in ChaosElon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency threatens US scientific research and Antarctica projects, risking geopolitical ramifications and potential funding cuts.
What Research Never Tells YouResearch involves understanding real human experiences, not just data.Immigrants come to the U.S. often to escape fear and violence, not seeking a better life.Basic needs and compassion are crucial for those who have faced displacement.