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Tokyo researchers successfully attach living skin to robot faces

TechSpot · Jun 27, 2024

Researchers at the University of Tokyo have successfully attached engineered biological skin to robot faces using special perforations and collagen gel, enabli…

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U.S. Schools Embrace 'Kindness 101' to Teach Character Alongside Core Subjects

CBS News · May 23, 2026

Kindness 101, a CBS News program paired with Drake University's Character Counts! lesson plans, teaches character and compassion to over 100,000 teachers and m…

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Juneteenth marks slavery's end as UN declares transatlantic trade 'gravest crime against humanity'

Australian Broadcasting Corporation · Jun 20, 2026

Americans mark Juneteenth as the UN declares transatlantic slavery history's gravest crime against humanity, though experts question whether recognition will d…

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Kenya's 9 Million Slum Dwellers Need Community-Led Solutions, Experts Say

the-star.co.ke · Jul 04, 2026

Experts at a Nairobi conference highlight that 9 million Kenyans in informal settlements lack secure tenure, basic services, and adequate housing despite const…

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Researchers achieve 5,000x more efficient spin wave transmission for low-energy computing

Interesting Engineering · May 29, 2026

Researchers developed a patterned metal film technique enabling spin waves to travel around sharp corners 5,000 times more efficiently, potentially reducing da…

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Smoking's Hidden Path to Dementia: Scientists Map Lung-Brain Link

Times of India · Apr 17, 2026

University of Chicago researchers discovered that nicotine triggers lung cells to release particles disrupting iron balance in the brain, establishing a previo…

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Study maps suburban mobility patterns in Chinese cities using location data

Nature · Aug 17, 2026

Study of Lanzhou's peri-urban residents using location data identifies three distinct mobility profiles and corridor-based movement patterns, informing urban p…

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Philippines now has ASEAN's highest adolescent HIV incidence, data shows

Cebu Daily News · Aug 30, 2026

The Philippines has shifted from one of Southeast Asia's lowest adolescent HIV infection rates in 2000 to the highest in 2025, with incidence rising from below…

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Paris police chief warns student protest movement spiraling out of control

Google News · Oct 03, 2026

Paris police chief warns student protest movement is out of control, calling for peaceful action as high school students in deprived suburbs spark nationwide d…

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Student opens fire at Thai high school, multiple casualties reported

Associated Press · Aug 07, 2026

A student opened fire at a high school in Thailand, shooting multiple people. Authorities are investigating the incident and its circumstances.

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Aos 49 anos, felicidade atinge seu ponto mais baixo, aponta estudo global

Super Rádio Tupi · Sep 30, 2026

Estudo global com 14 milhões de pessoas mostra que a felicidade atinge seu nível mais baixo aos 49 anos, marcando o auge da crise da meia-idade, fenômeno relac…

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Scientists detect quantum entanglement in macroscopic crystal for first time

Google News · Jun 16, 2026

Physicists have detected high-degree quantum entanglement in a centimeter-sized crystal of strange metal for the first time, advancing understanding of quantum…

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Chronic financial hardship linked to accelerated cognitive decline in aging

News-Medical · Jul 24, 2026

A UCL study of 2,759 UK adults found that persistent financial hardship over decades accelerates cognitive decline and brain shrinkage by age 53-71, with effec…

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Scientists clone wheat gene that resists Hessian fly after 50-year quest

Phys.org · Aug 14, 2026

Researchers cloned a wheat resistance gene after 50 years, demonstrating how it blocks Hessian fly larvae by triggering plant cell death and toxin production.…

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Madrid's PAU Spanish exam goes viral with Javier Gomá's humanistic text on legacy

LA RAZÓN · Jun 01, 2026

Madrid's university entrance exam featured an accessible philosophical text by Javier Gomá about legacy and living with dignity, generating rare positive socia…

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Bangladesh Faces Surging Dengue Crisis as Cases Top 50,000

Devdiscourse · Oct 07, 2025

Bangladesh reports 50,689 dengue cases and 215 deaths as of October 6, with experts warning the outbreak could escalate without urgent mosquito control measure…

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La química cerebral de la felicidad: cómo activar las hormonas del bienestar

infobae · Mar 20, 2024

La felicidad depende principalmente de neurotransmisores como dopamina, serotonina, endorfinas y oxitocina. Expertos explican cómo entrenar el cerebro mediante…

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Orcas Dethrone Great Whites as Ocean's Top Predator in Stunning Video Evidence

CBC.ca · Oct 07, 2022

Drone footage provides definitive evidence that orca pods are hunting and killing great white sharks off South Africa's coast, displacing them from their natur…

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UK to clarify student loan terms after MPs criticize repayment freeze guidance

The Guardian · Sep 13, 2026

The UK government will provide clearer guidance on student loans after MPs criticized misleading marketing about repayment terms. The move follows controversy…

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Michigan switches first-semester grades to pass/fail to address student mental health

Google News · Aug 11, 2026

University of Michigan will implement pass/fail grading for first-semester students to address mental health concerns, a policy drawing both support and critic…

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Water leak timeline cracks case in designer's bathtub death at NYC hotel

CBS News · Aug 02, 2026

Sylvie Cachay, an aspiring fashion designer, was found dead in a Soho House bathtub in 2010. A water leak provided crucial timeline evidence leading to her boy…

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Study: Unsweetened sparkling water poses lower dental erosion risk than soda

News-Medical · Jul 27, 2026

A new study finds unsweetened sparkling water lowers mouth pH less than sugar-sweetened soda, suggesting it may be a safer alternative for dental health when c…

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Dieta mediterránea mejora el bienestar psicológico en mayores de 50 años, según estudio

Infobae · Jul 06, 2026

Estudio de University College London y ISGlobal con 3.296 participantes revela que la adherencia a la dieta mediterránea se vincula con mayores niveles de bien…

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Owen Hull's Walk-Off Sends UNC to College World Series

Google News · Jun 07, 2026

UNC baseball defeated USC 4-3 in a ninth-inning rally capped by Owen Hull's walk-off hit, securing a berth to the College World Series in Omaha.

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Profcyma positions itself as India's career-focused online education platform

The Tribune · Jan 08, 2026

Profcyma Career Solutions LLP positions itself as a trusted online education platform helping Indian working professionals secure promotions and career advance…

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U of A study finds vaping damages lungs and heart faster than cigarettes in young adults

Global News · Jun 09, 2026

A three-year University of Alberta study of young e-cigarette users found vaping causes lung and heart damage faster than traditional cigarettes, with particip…

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Scientists Decode Whales' Extreme Heart Rate Shifts During Deep-Sea Hunts

ScienceAlert · Aug 07, 2026

Researchers tracked blue and humpback whales' heart rates during deep dives, discovering they flexibly adjust cardiac output to balance oxygen conservation wit…

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La psicología confirma: el dinero sí hace feliz, pero solo hasta cierto punto

El Cronista · Jul 04, 2026

Experto de Harvard explica que el dinero aumenta la felicidad al cubrir necesidades básicas y reducir sufrimiento, aunque el efecto se estabiliza en niveles al…

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Penn State faces scrutiny over alleged $1M cocaine trafficking ring through fraternities

Fox News · Aug 19, 2026

Pennsylvania authorities uncovered a sophisticated cocaine trafficking operation running through Penn State fraternities, with 14 individuals charged. AG Dave…

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Cornell sexual assault allegations spur Title IX legislative push among House Democrats

Google News · Sep 30, 2026

Sexual assault allegations at Cornell University are prompting House Democratic women to advance Title IX reforms, with senators demanding institutional accoun…

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School leaders' union demands halt to graded Ofsted inspections citing mental health crisis

BBC News · Sep 20, 2026

England's largest school leaders' union calls for a pause to graded Ofsted inspections, citing severe mental health impacts on staff following the system's rol…

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USU scientists discover cave bacteria CRISPR tool that selectively targets cancer cells

Utah Public Radio · Jun 05, 2026

Utah State University researchers discovered Cas12a2, a new CRISPR technology derived from cave bacteria that can selectively kill cancer cells while leaving h…

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Black hole tears apart massive star in rare cosmic spectacle dubbed 'the Whippet'

Phys.org · Jan 06, 2026

Astronomers observed a black hole shredding a massive star in an exceptionally powerful tidal disruption event, releasing 400 billion times the sun's energy an…

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Plato's Paradox: Why Honesty Often Loses to Dishonesty in a Corrupt World

The Economic Times · Jun 01, 2026

The Economic Times explores Plato's philosophical critique that dishonesty often yields greater short-term profit than honesty, reflecting his observation of s…

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Mosquitoes reveal how insects sense their own movement

The Transmitter · Jul 01, 2026

Researcher Sweta Agrawal studies mosquitoes alongside fruit flies to understand proprioception—how bodies sense movement in space—by comparing their distinct n…

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Brain organoid models show timing gaps in neural stem cell development

The Transmitter · Sep 22, 2026

Neural stem cells in mouse cortical organoids recapitulate major developmental processes but individual cell lineages progress faster than in vivo, revealing l…

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Princeton ends 133-year honor system, returns to exam proctoring amid AI cheating surge

Infobae · May 16, 2026

Princeton University will implement in-person exam proctoring starting July 2026, ending a 133-year-old honor system due to widespread AI-enabled academic frau…

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UNESP abre concurso para professor substituto de Química em Guaratinguetá

PCI Concursos · Jul 22, 2026

A UNESP abriu concurso público para uma vaga de professor substituto em Química na Faculdade de Engenharia e Ciências de Guaratinguetá, exigindo mestrado e ofe…

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China-Ghana Mining Association partners UMaT for industrial training and scholarship

Ghana News Agency · Jun 06, 2026

The Association of China-Ghana Mining LBG signed a four-year MoU with University of Mines and Technology to establish multidisciplinary industrial training, sc…

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Study reveals 3,000 genes show sex differences in human brain cortex

The Transmitter · May 05, 2026

A single-cell transcriptomics study identifies over 3,000 genes with different expression patterns in male versus female cerebral cortex, potentially explainin…

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Boston University researchers identify RGS4 protein as potential chronic pain target

News-Medical · Oct 07, 2026

Boston University researchers discovered that blocking the RGS4 protein in sensory nerves can reverse chronic pain by restoring normal nervous system function,…

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Carnegie Mellon study: Students sleeping under 6 hours see dramatic GPA decline

Times of India · Dec 07, 2025

Carnegie Mellon research shows students sleeping under 6 hours experience significant GPA decline, with sleep consistency and timing during learning periods pr…

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Cambridge professor Jason Arday found dead after plagiarism row resignation

The Guardian · Aug 14, 2026

Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest-ever black professor, has been found dead at his south London home days after resigning over plagiarism accusations and caree…

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Ancient rocks reveal water fueled Earth's volcanoes 3 billion years ago

Science Daily · Sep 13, 2026

Ancient rocks from Western Australia reveal water was traveling deep into Earth's mantle over 3 billion years ago through a process called 'dripduction,' sugge…

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LAUSD Superintendent Carvalho Resigns Amid FBI Investigation Into AI Contract

Fox News · Jun 22, 2026

Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho resigned June 21, 2026, citing a desire to remove distraction from student learning as an o…

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Relativity Blurs Chemical Bond Rules in Heavy Elements, Brown Study Shows

Phys.org · Jul 09, 2026

Brown University chemists provide direct spectroscopic evidence that Einstein's relativity fundamentally alters triple bond structure in heavy elements like bi…

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Cornell faces reckoning as rape allegations ignite campus culture debate

Reuters · Oct 02, 2026

Rape allegations at Cornell University have triggered widespread outrage and institutional soul-searching about campus culture and safety practices.

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Mexico's top university orders 58,000 students to retake entrance exam amid cheating scandal

The Guardian · Aug 05, 2026

Mexico's National Autonomous University announced 58,000 students must resit entrance exams after abnormally high scores raised cheating suspicions in its firs…

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Cornell records reveal alleged gang rape victim's account of feeling 'like bait'

The Boston Herald · Oct 02, 2026

A woman alleging gang rape at Cornell University told investigators she 'felt like bait' during the October 2024 incident. Newly released disciplinary records…

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Philosophy lecturer's near-paralysis reveals what truly makes us human

The Stanford Daily · Jun 03, 2026

Stanford philosophy lecturer Richie Kim overcomes near-fatal paralysis through perseverance and community support, embodying what it means to be human through…

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