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Buckeyes Bounce Back: Ohio State Crushes Oregon in Rose Bowl

January 2, 2025

In a stunning turnaround from their earlier loss to Oregon, the Ohio State Buckeyes dominated the Rose Bowl, defeating the Ducks 41-21. The game was a showcase of the Buckeyes' offensive prowess, with Will Howard throwing three long touchdown passes in the first half alone. This game was a chance fo

business

High-Tech Mining's Big Bet: KoBold Raises Massive Funds

January 2, 2025

Ever heard of KoBold? This US mining startup just snagged a massive $537 million in funding, making its total investments soar to $1 billion. Backed by heavyweights like Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, KoBold is on a mission to shake up the mining world. The latest round was co-led by Durable Capital Par

health

Graphene: A New Hope in Cancer Treatment?

January 2, 2025

Cancer treatment is getting smarter by using several methods at once. One exciting tool is graphene-based nanomaterials (GBNs). These tiny powerhouses can do three amazing things: deliver drugs, fix faulty genes, and cook cancer cells with heat. That's multitasking at its best! Graphene, graphene o

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Palestinian Healthcare Workers: Burnout in Conflict

January 2, 2025

In war-torn areas like Palestine, healthcare professionals often face intense mental strain. A study recently delved into this issue, focusing on the high levels of burnout healthcare workers there experience due to constant conflict. The researchers wanted to understand how these professionals cope

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Why Some Cancer Clinical Trials Leave Out People with Disabilities

January 2, 2025

Did you know that people with disabilities are more likely to get cancer? Yet, they often can't join cancer clinical trials. Why? Because of rules that measure how well a person can perform daily activities, called performance status. This is set to make sure trial participants aren't too sick. But

science

Discovering PtSe2's Potential: A New Way to Build Infrared Photodetectors

January 2, 2025

Ever heard of PtSe2? It's a two-dimensional material that's catching scientists' attention for its amazing optoelectronic properties. The thing is, when combined with bulk materials like silicon, there are often issues with defects and carrier losses. This study introduces a clever solution: using h

sports

Red Bull's Big Sponsorship Loss: What's Next?

January 2, 2025

Red Bull just lost a big chunk of cash. Bybit, a Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange, was a major sponsor for Red Bull's F1 team. They had a three-year deal worth $150 million. But that's over now, and Red Bull's website has already taken down Bybit's name from their partners list. No renewal,

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Microbiome and One Health: The Power of Teamwork at iMeta 2024

January 2, 2025

Imagine a world where technology, research, academic journals, and social media join forces to push the boundaries of microbiome and One Health research. Welcome to the iMeta Conference 2024, where these four key components work together like a well-oiled machine. First, let's talk about the drivin

crime

New Orleans Attack: Young Lives Lost

January 2, 2025

A terrible incident occurred in New Orleans on New Year's Eve. A truck plowed into crowds on Bourbon Street, killing at least 15 people and injuring more than 30. Among the victims were Martin "Tiger" Bech, a former Princeton University wide receiver, Reggie Hunter, a loving father of two, and Ni’Ky

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Emotions in the Court: How Danish Legal Professionals Judge Victims

January 2, 2025

Imagine standing in a Danish courtroom, waiting for a verdict. You might think the focus is on facts and evidence. But researchers found something else. They studied how Danish legal professionals judge the trustworthiness of victims based on their emotional expressions. Picture this: emotional show