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Exploring Links in Braided Tensor Categories

November 26, 2024

In the world of mathematics, scientists are digging deep into braided tensor categories (BTCs). These are "functional" frameworks that help understand the behavior of certain mathematical objects when they interact. One interesting aspect researchers are focusing on is how these categories can be di

history

The Southern Migration after the Civil War: A Fresh Start or a Failed Dream?

November 26, 2024

Ever wondered what happened to the Confederates after the American Civil War ended? Well, some of them headed south, literally. They migrated to Mexico, hoping for a new beginning. Todd W. Wahlstrom's book, "The Southern Exodus to Mexico, " dives into this lesser-known story. It's not just about los

politics

The Struggle for Influence: A Trump Aide's Controversial Dealings

November 26, 2024

In a surprising twist, Donald Trump's inner circle is under scrutiny. One of Trump's top aides, Boris Epshteyn, is accused of trying to make money using his influence. Sources say people claimed Epshteyn asked for passable fees to promote candidates or connect people with the new administration. The

science

Nano-Se and Fish: A Chorion Defense Tale

November 26, 2024

Have you ever thought about how tiny, man-made particles could affect fish? Well, let's dive into some interesting findings about selenium nanoparticles, or nano-Se. These tiny particles are big in the healthcare and farming worlds, but what about their impact on fish? Scientists decided to find ou

crime

Spotting Trouble Online: AI and Persian Social Media

November 26, 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic led to a surge in domestic violence discussions on Persian social media. Experts didn't want to miss any signs, so they turned to AI for help. First, they used topic modeling to figure out what people were talking about. Then, they combined multiple algorithms to create a power

crime

Thai Cops Bust 'Phishing Truck' Gang Sending Fake Messages

November 26, 2024

Imagine this: a truck driving around Bangkok, not selling ice cream or goods, but blasting out fake SMS messages. This isn't a sci-fi movie plot, but a real-life story. Thai authorities recently nabbed a group of scammers who were using a sophisticated setup to trick people. These scammers had a mo

health

Making Aging at Home Easier with Tech

November 26, 2024

Imagine you're older and it gets harder to move around your home. Now, think about how tough it must be for those without much money and with mobility issues. This is where social assistive robots (SARs) and smart sensors come in. These tech tools can lend a hand and keep an eye on daily tasks, maki

science

Exploring Men's Sexual Orientation: A Polish Perspective

November 25, 2024

Ever wondered what might influence a person's sexual orientation? Scientists have been investigating this, and a study from Poland dived into some interesting markers. They looked at hormonal, genetic, and immunological factors that could play a role in men's sexual orientation. The researchers chec

health

Predicting Psoriatic Arthritis: A New Approach

November 25, 2024

Imagine you have psoriasis and want to know if you might also get psoriatic arthritis (PsA). Researchers have come up with an interesting way to predict this using data from a big health survey called NHANES. They didn't stick to just one method, but tried out multiple ways to see which works best.

science

Discovering a Simple Way to Spot Glyphosate with a New Copper Nanoprobe

November 25, 2024

You might now be wondering about glyphosate, a chemical commonly used in weed killers. It's a big deal because it can cause harm if it lingers in the environment. Scientists have just invented a clever way to spot glyphosate using tiny copper particles, or nanoprobes. These are made by mixing two ac