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Smart Nanoparticles in Cancer Fight: Where We Stand

December 13, 2024

Over the past few years, tiny nanoparticles made from special polymers have caught the eye of researchers and doctors for treating cancer. These smart particles can deliver medicine right where it's needed in the body. However, while many amazing ideas have come up in labs, not many have made it to

entertainment

Jamie Oliver and Fremantle Cook Up New Five-Year Plan

December 12, 2024

Fremantle and the Jamie Oliver Group are extending their collaboration. For over 20 years, they've been cooking up a storm together, and now, they're signing a new five-year deal to explore fresh entertainment avenues. Fremantle will handle the global distribution of Jamie Oliver's TV shows, AVoD, F

science

Innovative Membrane for Oil-Water Separation

December 12, 2024

Have you ever wondered how we can make oil and water separate quickly and cleanly? Scientists have created a special kind of membrane that can do just that! This membrane is like a 3D sponge made from small molecules linked together. It's also really good at attracting oil (oil-loving, technically s

business

Formic Adds Key Figures to Boost Sales and Legal Structure

December 12, 2024

Formic, a company specializing in robotic automation for U. S. manufacturers, has welcomed two new leaders to their team. Joel Onyshuk joins as the Vice President of Sales, aiming to expand the company's reach and revenue. He brings experience from growing startups to big acquisitions. Meanwhile, To

politics

What Makes Political Debates Personal: A Multimedia Perspective

December 12, 2024

Ever wondered what makes parliamentary debates feel so emotional? A new study is exploring this through a unique lens. Researchers are looking at how the mix of sounds, images, and actions in debates can sway viewer feelings. They've chosen Germany's Bundestag and Poland's Sejm to dive deep. It's no

environment

Fighting the Potato Pest: Using Fungi and Mites

December 12, 2024

The potato tuber moth (PTM), Phthorimaea operculella, is a big problem for potato farmers everywhere. So far, the main way to deal with it is by using chemical pesticides, which are not great for the environment or people's health. Scientists have been looking for better ways to control PTM. They fo

science

Plants' Breathing Holes: How They Adapt to a Changing Climate

December 12, 2024

Imagine tiny pores on plant leaves, known as stomata, working hard all day. They're not just there for show; they help plants breathe and prevent them from getting too hot. But what happens when the climate changes? That's what scientists are trying to figure out. In a changing environment, these s

celebrities

NFL Stands by Jay-Z: No Changes Despite Rape Allegations

December 12, 2024

The NFL isn't backing away from its partnership with rapper Jay-Z, despite recent rape allegations. Commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed this at the league's winter meetings, saying, "We're aware of the civil allegations and Jay-Z's response. The litigation is ongoing, but our relationship remains t

science

RNA's Purine Puzzle in Crowded Cell Spaces

December 12, 2024

Have you ever wondered why some noncoding RNA (ncRNA) molecules like to hang out together, forming tiny structures called condensates? Scientists have a hunch that it might have something to do with the types of building blocks, called nucleobases, that make up the RNA. There are two main groups of

technology

Apple Watch's Next Big Leap: Say Hello to 5G with MediaTek!

December 11, 2024

Imagine this: the next Apple Watch on your wrist might be zipping along on 5G speeds, thanks to a new partnership with MediaTek. Right now, Apple Watch models have Intel's 4G modems, which is kind of surprising since iPhones and iPads have been 5G for years. But change is coming! Bloomberg's Mark G