Cognitive engagement compensates for lack of longevity genes
New research reveals a powerful pathway to maintaining cognitive sharpness in later life, suggesting that a lifestyle rich in mental…
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Telestroke improves treatment access but creates significant care delays
Stroke patients who receive a remote evaluation through telemedicine are more likely to get treatment, but they face significant delays…
A study of 163,000 French workers (1993–2015) finds engineers and technicians vulnerable to wage declines from import competition, prompting policy responses
Australia’s transport emissions jeopardize its new climate change targets
Australia’s 2035 climate target faces headwinds as transport, 22% of emissions and rising, risks keeping the sector from electrification and low-carbon fuels
Indeed AI tool accelerates recruitment by matching qualified candidates
Indeed’s Smart Sourcing AI speeds recruitment by automatically matching employers with qualified candidates from over 345 million profiles and AI summaries
Lenovo study finds lack of strategic vision hinders AI adoption
Lenovo’s study of 600 IT leaders finds AI adoption hampered by a lack of strategic vision and execution confusion, with only 39% moving from planning to action
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Nscale secures a $1.1B Series B to scale its AI factory data centers across Europe, North America and the Middle East, the largest UK/European funding to date
Researchers at MLU Halle-Wittenberg developed light-activated single-chain nanoparticles that unfold under laser light, offering targeted, high-contrast imaging
AI boom risks US$800 billion shortfall in essential infrastructure funding
A Deutsche Bank analysis warns the AI boom risks an $800 billion funding gap for infrastructure and computing power, threatening sustainable growth in the US
Quark star merger simulations predict three distinct ejecta outcomes
Quark star merger simulations and three ejecta outcomes are unverified as the primary source is inaccessible and no corroborating paper has been found