Liquid Metals Shake Up Century-Old Chemical Engineering Processes
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WiFi-based Pose Estimation: Using WiFi to Map Human Presence and Postures in a Room
Carnegie Mellon study introduces WiFi-based human pose estimation as an alternative to camera and radar systems. The innovation offers hurdle-free detection, preserving privacy.
The Age Illusion: Examining Supercentenarian Secrets
New research suggests that clerical errors, pension fraud, and socioeconomic factors may hugely influence the recorded ages of supercentenarians.
U.S. Workers’ Job Satisfaction Hit Record High of 62.3% in 2022
Job Satisfaction 2023 reveals a historic high in U.S. job satisfaction at 62.3%, highlighting the importance of work-life balance, job security and fair evaluations in the modern workplace.
What If We Could Control Volcanoes? A Look at Volcano Geoengineering
Volcano geoengineering could reduce volcanic hazards, while also harnessing energy and minerals. Will we be able to control volcanoes in the future?
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Designing Future Cities: Reducing Weather Risks Through Urban Planning
A new study shows how urban land patterns can mitigate climate-induced weather extremes, offering new strategies for urban planning.
Hubble’s New Cosmic Wonders: 14 Space Oddities Revealed
Scientists have discovered new objects using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, revealing significant insights into supernovae and the distribution of dark matter in the universe.
Singing in the Tune of Truth: Assessing Our Own Singing Ability
A new study finds that people's self-evaluations are a strong predictor of their actual singing ability.
New study reveals a generational shift in the US away from “democracy as the best system”
New research unveils a troubling shift in democratic support among younger US generations.
The World’s Most Powerful Laser Could Unlock Major Scientific Discoveries
The EP-OPAL laser would consist of two separate lasers, each reaching an astonishing 25 petawatts of power.
No Clear Link Between Screen Time and Brain Development in Kids
A recent study shows no evidence linking screen time with negative impacts on children's brain development or mental health.