63 m. ago French Crypto Chiefs Step Up Security After Violent Kidnappings

Big players in the crypto sector argue that new European cryptocurrency rules may be enabling recent abductions and are demanding changes and more security.

Events

2 h. ago Reversing the brain drain: Can Europe successfully woo scientists amid US research cuts?

Reversing the brain drain: Can Europe successfully woo scientists amid US research cuts?  France 24

Science

3 h. ago W.H.O. to Fly Palestinian Flag While Sidelining Taiwan, First Nation to Warn of Coronavirus Pandemic

The World Health Assembly, the body of states that make up the World Health Organization (W.H.O.), voted on Monday to allow the flying of the Palestinian movement flag alongside those of states. The post W.H.O. to Fly Palestinian Flag While Sidelining Taiwan, First Nation to Warn of Coronavirus Pandemic appeared first on Breitbart.

Events

4 h. ago Creating better digital tools for students to learn to play music by ear

Learning to play music by ear is challenging for most musicians, but research from a team at the University of Waterloo may help musicians-in-training find the right notes.

Politics

4 h. ago US business spending on equipment softening as tariff uncertainty persists

US business spending on equipment softening as tariff uncertainty persists  Reuters

Economics

4 h. ago '800 Brother': Chinese Worker Hailed as Hero for Torching Factory to Protest Unpaid Wages

Independent reports out of China revealed that a Chinese factory workers upset by unpaid wages decided to set fire to a textile plant in Sichuan last week. The post ‘800 Brother’: Chinese Worker Hailed as Hero for Torching Factory to Protest Unpaid Wages appeared first on Breitbart.

Politics

4 h. ago U. of California Study Finds 35% Jump in Depression Symptoms for Pre

A new study led by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) has found that increased social media use among pre-teens is associated with a massive 35 percent rise in symptoms of depression. The post U. of California Study Finds 35% Jump in Depression Symptoms for Pre-Teens Using Social Media appeared first on Breitbart.

Politics

4 h. ago Researchers design cryogenic hydrogen storage and delivery system for next

Researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering have designed a liquid hydrogen storage and delivery system that could help make zero-emission aviation a reality. Their work outlines a scalable, integrated system that addresses several engineering challenges at once by enabling hydrogen to be used as a clean fuel and also as a built-in cooling medium for critical power systems aboard electric-powered aircraft.

Politics

5 h. ago Trump to push for end to all federal agencies' Harvard contracts

The White House will send a letter to federal agencies asking them to identify any contracts with Harvard and cancel them, according to a senior administration official.

Politics

5 h. ago Global race for future battery technologies: Europe and the US are trailing Asia

Next-generation battery technologies play an important role in the energy and mobility transition. A research team from the Universities of Münster (Germany) and Cambridge (United Kingdom) and the Fraunhofer Research Institution for Battery Cell Production (Fraunhofer FFB), Münster, has analyzed global competition in this field by comparing patents and innovation strategies across various regions, focusing on next-generation battery technologies for electric vehicles.

Technology

6 h. ago Trump to call on federal agencies to cancel Harvard contracts

The White House will send a letter to federal agencies asking them to identify any contracts with Harvard and cancel them, according to a senior administration official.

Politics

6 h. ago Harvard revokes tenure of ethics researcher accused of faking data

Harvard revokes tenure of ethics researcher accused of faking data  The Washington Post

Politics

6 h. ago Cool computing—why the future of electronics could lie in the cold

Modern computer chips generate a lot of heat—and consume large amounts of energy as a result. A promising approach to reducing this energy demand could lie in the cold, as highlighted by a new Perspective article by an international research team coordinated by Qing-Tai Zhao from Forschungszentrum Jülich. Savings could reach as high as 80%, according to the researchers.

Politics

6 h. ago Trump to call on federal agencies to cancel Harvard contracts: Source

The White House will send a letter to federal agencies asking them to identify any contracts with Harvard and cancel them, according to a senior administration official.

Politics

6 h. ago Overlooked cells might explain the human brain’s huge storage capacity

MIT researchers developed a new model of memory that includes critical contributions from astrocytes, a class of brain cells.

Politics

7 h. ago Social Security in the United States: retirees could see a historic increase

Social Security in the United States: retirees could see a historic increase  Mundo Deportivo

Politics

8 h. ago Secure encryption and decryption with luminescent perovskites

To guarantee high data security, encryption must be unbreakable while the data remains rapidly and easily readable. A novel strategy for optical encryption/decryption of information has now been introduced in the journal Angewandte Chemie by a Chinese research team. It is based on compounds with carefully modulated luminescent properties that change in response to external stimuli.

Politics

9 h. ago Tornado forecast for the US: 3 states at highest risk in the coming hours, stay alert

Tornado forecast for the US: 3 states at highest risk in the coming hours, stay alert  EDATV News

Politics

9 h. ago Deli meat, cucumbers top list of 'really risky foods' you might have in the fridge

A 41% rise in food recalls in 2024 highlights the risk of salmonella, E. coli and listeria in common foods such as deli meats, cucumbers, raw milk and eggs, says Consumer Reports.

Politics

11 h. ago As Trump targets elite schools, Harvard's president says they should 'stand firm'

Cutting off research funding for Harvard University might hurt the school, its president Alan Garber told NPR, but it also potentially sets back important work that benefits the public.

Politics