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ems

Symmetry Breakdown and Phases in Motion

January 6, 2025

Phase transitions, those fascinating transformations of matter, don't just happen in calm, static systems. They can occur in systems that are constantly on the move, too. These are called non-equilibrium systems. Think of a pot of boiling water, where water turns to steam—that's a phase transition i

health

The Puzzle of HIS Adoption: What Sri Lankan Healthcare Workers Think

January 6, 2025

You might think that using Health Information Systems (HIS) in Sri Lanka would be a no-brainer. But, surprisingly, it's not as popular as it should be. Researchers wanted to figure out why this is happening and what could make healthcare workers more open to using these systems. They asked 170 docto

science

Migrasomes: How Cells' Stretch Marks Help in Migration

January 5, 2025

Ever wondered how cells handle stress during migration? It turns out, they form tiny bubbles called migrasomes. These aren't just any bubbles; they form in specific areas called retraction fibers (RFs) when cells migrate. RFs are like tiny tubes pulled out of a cell's outer layer during movement. L

health

India's Fight Against Snakebites: A New Plan in Action

January 3, 2025

India is home to about half of the world's snakebite deaths. To tackle this problem, the country has rolled out a new National Action Plan. This plan has a clear goal: making sure everyone can access antivenom when they need it. It also focuses on improving healthcare systems and training doctors an

health

Exploring Primary Healthcare Crises Across Europe: A Workforce and Governance Perspective

January 2, 2025

Primary healthcare is a crucial concept around the world. However, not much attention is paid to the essential role of healthcare workers within the distinct settings they operate in. This study aims to connect the primary healthcare policy with the ongoing debate about the healthcare workforce cris

environment

The Power of Data in Urban Climate Action

January 2, 2025

In our race against time to cut greenhouse gas emissions, we're facing a crucial question: what exactly drives these emissions at an individual and community level? Despite knowing that we humans are the main culprits, we still have big gaps in our knowledge. To tackle this, a team created an urban

entertainment

Jon Hamm Dishes on His Busy Year, Housewives Drama, and Possible Landman Season 2

January 1, 2025

Actor Jon Hamm has been quite the busy bee in 2024, with roles in Landman, The Morning Show, Fargo, and more. Recently, he appeared on CNN's New Year's Eve special with Andy Cohen, where they chatted about Jon's packed schedule. Cohen playfully called him the "male Nicole Kidman, " and Jon laughed i

technology

How Fractional-Order Controllers Improve Nonlinear Process Control

December 31, 2024

Spherical tanks are popular in industries due to their large storage capacity. But managing their liquid levels can be tricky. Traditional PI and PID controllers just don't cut it because these processes are nonlinear. Enter Fractional-Order controllers (FOPI and FOPID), designed using the Approxima

technology

Better Machining: Real-Time State Tracking for Multi-Part Systems

December 31, 2024

Ever wondered how to make machine tools work better? Researchers are using a special self-healing model to do just that. They're focusing on how the parts of a machine tool move together. By using something called the Lagrange method, they can create a model that shows how these parts interact. This

health

Coffee on an Empty Stomach: Good or Bad?

December 31, 2024

Ever wondered if drinking coffee on an empty stomach is a good idea? Well, it depends! Your body's reaction to coffee can be quite unique. Some people might feel just fine, while others could face discomfort. It's all about how your body responds to it. "Nutrition isn't one-size-fits-all, " says St