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She Was Sentenced to Life Without Parole. Teaching STEM Gave Her Purpose

Jessica Hicklin is using edtech to help make in-prison education more accessible. It’s a mission inspired by her time incarcerated.

Tech&Learning

Finland's prime minister hints at further border action as Russia protests closings of crossings

Finland’s prime minister says the country may need to take further actions on its border with Russia after closing four border crossings in an attempt to stem a recent increase in asylum-seekers

The Independent UK

DC combating car thefts and carjackings with dashcams and AirTags

Government and police in the nation's capital are handing out tracking devices and dashboard cameras to local drivers to help stem rising crime rates

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The chimaeras of nature and their promise to grow human organs | Explained

Animals have long been used to fill the gap between organ donors and recipients. Recent advances in induced pluripotent stem cell technologies have enabled researchers to grow human organs in animals, raising ethical questions. Chimaeras, organisms composed of cells of more than one genotype, exist in nature and have been…

The Hindu

STEM expo and drama attract students at Science expo

At the two-day 'Children's Science Festival 2023' in Tirupati, students showcased their talents through ten drama performances on themes like 'Science For A Better Society' and 'Life And Works Of An Indian Scientist'. Fifty scientific models were also displayed by students from various schools. TTD Deputy executive officer G. Devendra…

The Hindu

Lab-grown small blood vessels ‘indicate treatment for major cause of stroke’

Researchers have identified a drug target that can plug leaks in small blood vessels and prevent so-called small vessel disease in the brain.

The Independent UK

Why great chemistry is key to a more sustainable future

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AI fear and the future of employment for STEM professionals

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The Independent UK

“We categorise it as ‘bleaktastic’… how and what I sing often stem from my frustrations with my bloody back!” New monster stories from Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate

The Light Of Ancient Mistakes continues into the abyss of human nature, with dark humour and an offer of hope, driven by singer Malcolm Galloway’s debilitating illness

Louder

Agri scientists to conduct Rapid Roving Survey to help farmers protect crops from infestations in Kalaburagi

ZARS-Kalaburagi & Dept. of Agri. to conduct Rapid Roving Survey in 25 villages for 8 wks to assess pest & disease incidence. Scientists to advise management strategies to farmers. Dry root rot wilt disease in Red gram due to scanty rainfall & low soil moisture. Biocontrol agents & resistant varieties…

The Hindu

Salsa Warbird C review: A gravel race bike for the people

The original gravel race bike is offering an experience few brands still do, is it right for you?

Cycling Weekly

Four 'chicks' head up Australia's lunar rover project

Four women heading up Australia's lunar rover design project are offering inspiration to women in STEM.

AAP

Scientists Create First Live Chimera Monkey

Scientists from China reported the long-sought birth of a male primate.

Zenger

Scientists stunned at first live birth of ‘chimeric’ monkey

The baby only survived for 10 days, the researchers said

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Scientists report first live birth of ‘chimeric’ monkey

The baby was born with ‘a high proportion’ of donor cells but survived only for 10 days, the researchers said.

Evening Standard

Jephtha at the Royal Opera House review: highly recommended to all but zealots and puritans

This is a powerful indictment of religious fervour and the dangers that can stem from it

Fortune

Getting more women into STEM jobs isn't enough to fix the wage gap, top sociologists say. It requires 'treating women more like men'

A new longitudinal study of computer science professionals reveals some disquieting truths.

MusicRadar

Hit'n'Mix says the new version of its RipX software is the world's "first AI DAW"

RipX's latest evolution is geared towards those working with samples from AI music generators like Stable Audio and MusicLM

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Young female students tackle local issues using STEM

One project found ways to make self-serve checkouts wheelchair user friendly.

Bike Perfect

More downcountry but still just as fast – Canyon release an all-new 2024 Lux Trail

Canyon properly commits to downcountry with their completely redesigned Lux Trail

AVNetwork

Viewpoint: Leading by Example

Here's why Advisist Group founder Bradford Benn supports the 'Rosie Riveters Explores Pro AV' outreach program.

Bike Perfect

Protaper MTB stem review – burly no-nonsense stem

Protaper aren’t messing around, their simply named MTB stem offers straightforward stout steering performance but it has a problem

Space

Miss England 'flies' Boeing Starliner spaceship at NASA's Kennedy Space Center

Jessica Gagan, Miss England 2023, toured Boeing facilities at NASA's Kennedy Space Center and flew their Starliner simulator. The aerospace engineer is promoting STEM education during her U.S. tour.

The Guardian - UK

Pineapple leaf tea and potato peel soup: five ways to cut food waste

Cut shopping bills, landfill and carbon emissions by using up peelings and stems where possible

MusicRadar

How AI helped us hear the "final" Beatles song: "It's the closest we'll ever come to having John back in the room"

AI-powered stem separation software was used to lift John Lennon's vocals from a demo tape to create the new version of Now And Then, released today

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