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What Do Young Belgian Women Think About Donating Eggs?

January 12, 2025

Ever wondered what young Belgian women think about donating their eggs? A recent survey set out to find out. This study wasn't just about collecting facts; it wanted to understand their thoughts and feelings. The goal was to figure out what young women know about egg donation and how they feel about

sports

Injury Updates: Vikings and Rams Gear Up for Playoff Battle

January 11, 2025

With the Monday night wildcard playoff game just around the corner, the Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams have released their second injury reports. For the Vikings, running back Ty Chandler has been newly added to the list due to an illness and missed practices (DNP). Other than that, their i

science

The Changing Role of Astrocyte Mitochondria: A New Angle on Neuronal Injury

January 11, 2025

Did you know that astrocytes, often seen as the support crew in the brain, have a surprising role in neuronal injury? In Uruguay, research on these glial cells has a long history, dating back almost to the birth of the Uruguayan Society for Neuroscience. Astrocytes, traditionally known for their sup

education

STEM Boost: Dorchester District 2 Gets $25k Grant for Innovation

January 11, 2025

Dorchester School District 2 is revamping its STEM programs with a fresh boost from Google. The tech giant has awarded the district a $25, 000 grant, which Superintendent Dr. Shane Robbins plans to use to spark creativity in classrooms. Unlike usual funds, which are often restricted, this grant offe

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Vikings Face Rams in NFL Wild Card Showdown

January 11, 2025

The NFL playoffs are kicking off with some exciting matchups! In the NFC, the Minnesota Vikings (14-3) are going head-to-head with the Los Angeles Rams (10-7) on Monday night. This game was moved to Arizona due to wildfires in LA. The Rams beat the Vikings earlier this season, making this a thrillin

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Boosting Antibody Modeling with Transfer Learning

January 11, 2025

Protein language models, or PLMs, have been quite successful in understanding proteins. However, they struggle with antibodies, especially their hypervariable regions, which don't follow the usual evolutionary rules. Researchers have come up with a new method called Antibody Mutagenesis-Augmented Pr

business

Meet Val Boreland: The New Boss of SpinCo’s Shows

January 11, 2025

NBCUniversal has just hired Val Boreland as the President of Entertainment for its spinoff company, SpinCo. This means she’ll be in charge of shows on cable networks like USA Network, CNBC, MSNBC, Oxygen, E! , Syfy, and Golf Channel. Boreland’s experience shows she knows how to buy and create good c

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Wildfires Shift Betting Line: Vikings Favorites in Arizona

January 10, 2025

The NFL’s Vikings and Rams game had a change of venue due to wildfires, causing betting lines to shift. Originally, Minnesota was favored by 1. 5 points at DraftKings. After moving from SoFi Stadium in L. A. to Arizona, the line changed, now favoring the Vikings by 2. 5 points. The relocation from

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Rams Receiver Demarcus Robinson Faces DUI Charge

January 10, 2025

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Demarcus Robinson is in hot water. He's been charged with a single count of misdemeanor DUI, confirmed by the Los Angeles City Attorney's office. This news comes after he was caught driving at over 100 mph in a white Dodge sedan on the US-101 northbound in November. Of

technology

Instagram's New Tune: Say Hello to Politics on Your Feed

January 10, 2025

Hey there, Instagram users! Brace yourselves, because political content is about to hit your feed by default. Yep, you heard it right. Meta, the parent company, is flipping the script from their previous policy of keeping political stuff out. Mark Zuckerberg seems to be shaking things up again. Why