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A Math Whiz Takes Charge at Lumixus Canada

December 20, 2025

Nathaniel Crossfield is now the big boss of investments at Lumixus Canada. He's been around the finance world for over 20 years. People know him for his smart ideas in math-based investing and risk management. Crossfield has worked at some big-name places. Early on, he was into stocks and figuring

education

Switzerland's Unique Singing Tradition Seeks Global Recognition

December 11, 2025

Switzerland is making a bold move to get its traditional yodelling added to a special list by the United Nations. This list is meant to protect and celebrate cultural practices from around the world. The decision on whether yodelling makes the cut is expected soon. Yodelling is a special way of sin

finance

New Savings Plan for Kids: What You Should Know

December 3, 2025

A new savings plan called "Trump Accounts" has been introduced. It aims to help families save for their children's future. The government will give $1, 000 to each child born between 2025 and 2028. Families can add up to $5, 000 each year. Employers can also contribute up to $2, 500. The money must

business

Memory Prices Drive Tech Stocks Higher

November 29, 2025

The tech world is buzzing with Micron Technology's stock soaring. It has been a fantastic year for them, with shares skyrocketing by 174%. This surge is thanks to a huge demand for memory hardware, which is pushing prices up. Recent reports from big PC makers Dell and HP confirm this trend. On Frid

health

Blood Proteins and Your Future Health

November 22, 2025

Proteins in our blood are like tiny messengers. They can tell us a lot about our health. Scientists have found a way to measure over 2, 900 proteins at once. This is a big deal because it helps us understand diseases better. A recent study looked at the blood of 38, 150 people. They wanted to see i

science

Wheat's Flowering Secret: A Smarter Way to Predict Blooms

October 18, 2025

Predicting when wheat will flower is a big deal. It helps farmers and scientists grow crops that can handle climate changes. But current methods aren't great. They either miss important environmental clues or don't fully understand how cold, light, and temperature work together. This leads to wrong

technology

Unlocking Secrets: How to Share Insights Without Sharing Data

September 19, 2025

In the world of data, finding hidden patterns is like a treasure hunt. One way to do this is by using topic modeling, a method that groups similar words and phrases. A common technique for this is called Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA). However, there's a problem: what if the data is spread across

environment

Why Switzerland's Sewage Sensors Need a Push

July 15, 2025

In Switzerland, rain often causes sewage systems to overflow. This sends untreated wastewater into rivers and lakes. But no one really knows how bad this is. Cheap sensors could help track these spills. Yet, most wastewater groups don't use them. It's not a tech problem. It's more about politics and

science

Tiny Survivors in Ice: North America's Hidden Rotifers

July 10, 2025

North America has a new tiny resident. It's a bdelloid rotifer, a type of microscopic animal that loves cold. They are common in water all over the world. They have even been found in ice in the north and south poles. But until now, no one had found them in North American ice. Scientists thought th

health

Robots and Knees: A High-Tech Fix for Joint Replacement

July 8, 2025

Ever wondered how technology is changing knee surgery? A recent study looked into how robots can help with total knee replacements. The goal was to see if these high-tech helpers could accurately resurface the lower part of the thigh bone and keep the natural angle of the knee joint. The study used