Too many papers, too little time.Credit: Hulton Archive/Stringer/Getty The challenge of staying up to date with the scientific literature has become a burden for everyone from students to senior investigators. In fields such as public health, annual publication counts now exceed half a million articles — more than 1,300 papers every day. Experienced researchers and early-career scientists alike report anxiety …
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A view of Cadillac Escalade IQ Sport 2 at Electrify Expo San Francisco, the largest electric vehicles (EV) event in North America at Alameda Point in Alameda, California, United States on Aug. 23, 2025. Tayfun Coskun | Anadolu | Getty Images DETROIT — Automakers and investors are about to find out what the “natural demand” is for new all-electric vehicles …
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Summary of the official Oppo Find X9 camera specs A summary of all the camera specs for the two new Hasselblad flagships mentioned in teasers so far can be found on Weibo, integrated below in machine translation. The highlights in bullet points: 4th-generation True Chroma sensor (Danxia Color Lens) Sony LYT-828 main camera Hasselblad 8K Ultra Clear Photos (photos captured …
Read More »Apple’s famed designer, now working with OpenAI, has unveiled a must-have for the yacht set. Ive’s design collective, LoveFrom, partnered with Japanese manufacturer Balmuda to create the Sailing Lantern — a $4,800 limited-edition yachting light built to withstand the harshest maritime conditions. The lantern is made from stainless steel and glass and includes LEDs with rechargeable batteries. “I would have …
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There’s a sneaky little pig hiding in plain sight—among a flock of birds. If you can spot it in under 13 seconds, your brain’s working faster than most. Today’s challenge: where’s the pig? Welcome, curious minds and eagle-eyed observers! Today’s test isn’t your average spot-the-difference game. This one’s all about quick thinking, sharp focus, and a touch of intuition. Picture …
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Scientists have pinpointed a hidden brain circuit that may explain why withdrawal drives people back to alcohol. Credit: Shutterstock Researchers at Scripps Research have shown in an animal model that the brain learns to pursue alcohol as a way to find relief, rather than only for its rewarding effects. What drives a person to keep drinking alcohol despite the harm …
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1/12 Cleveland Browns Joe Flacco vs. Baltimore Ravens, September 14, 2025 CLEVELAND, Ohio – Scribbles in my Browns pregame notebook as they play in Detroit: 1. I hear the Browns are seriously shopping for an experienced left tackle, hoping to make a trade for someone who can help that beleaguered position. With Dawand Jones (knee) out for season and Jack …
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We live on a planet wrapped in a magnetic shield that waxes and wanes with solar activity. Most days, that quiet background barely draws notice. Some days, it fluctuates more strongly. The study behind this article asked a simple question: when Earth’s magnetic field gets unsettled, as it does during solar storms, is there a direct correlation to the number …
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Some pet videos just make you smile before you even know why. This Instagram Reel is a perfect example of that. Gamja and Chip, two Golden Retriever siblings with an endless appetite for silliness, were supposed to be downstairs when their human called for them. However, if you’ve ever shared a home with dogs, you know obedience sometimes takes a …
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IN A NUTSHELL 🚀 NASA partners with Blue Origin for VIPER rover’s 2027 moon delivery. 💰 A $190 million CLPS contract awarded to Blue Origin for lunar transport. 🔍 VIPER to explore lunar ice and guide future astronaut landing sites. 🌕 Mission part of NASA’s Artemis program for sustainable lunar exploration. In a significant turn of events, NASA’s VIPER rover …
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