The world is running out of clean water. Scientists are searching for better ways to turn salty water into fresh water. One popular method is forward osmosis (FO), which uses less energy and is cheaper. In this study, scientists used computer simulations to test a new kind of FO membrane made from t
Strokes are a major problem in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) because of the limited access to specialized care and rehabilitation facilities. Telehealth, which uses technology to provide remote medical services, could be a game-changer. It can help fill the gap by bringing stroke care dir
Ever wondered how different teeth straightening methods impact your jaw joints? Clear aligners, or CAs, have become super popular in the last few decades. But, there's not much solid evidence on how they affect the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), which is like the hinge that connects your jaw to your
BioWare, known for world-building, storytelling, and character development, hit a snag with recent games. Now, they're back with The Veilguard, but something feels off. Where are the tough decisions that make BioWare games shine? The ones that make you question your actions and their consequences?
Former world-famous skier Lindsey Vonn recently announced her intention to return to the slopes. The 40-year-old Olympic gold medalist shocked many when she announced she will be competing again, just seven months after successful knee replacement surgery. This decision was catalyzed by the incredib
Mark Cuban, the billionaire known for his role on Shark Tank, announced he's taking a step back from politics. He's been active in supporting Vice President Kamala Harris, stumping for her around the country and making media appearances. Mark recently faced controversy due to his comments about Pres
Lauren Boebert stands 5 feet tall and weighs just 100 pounds. Despite her small stature, it's become a significant part of her political identity. As a Colorado congresswoman, she uses her height to advocate for personal protection and gun rights. She openly carries a gun, not as a fashion statement
In the world of forensics, DNA has long been the star player. But what if there's more to a crime scene trace than just DNA? Enter proteomics, a field that studies proteins, the building blocks of life. While DNA tells us who, proteins can often tell us what. For example, they can reveal the type of
Gymnastics is a sport loved by many, but what happens to the athletes after college? Unlike other sports, there's no clear professional path for gymnasts. This leaves many top NCAA gymnasts, like Olivia Dunne, wondering what to do after college. The Global Impact Gymnastics Alliance (GIGA) is trying
Nanozymes, tiny materials that mimic enzymes, are becoming big news in science. They combine the best of both worlds: the unique properties of nanomaterials and the helpful functions of enzymes. This is the first time someone has used a special method called bibliometrics to study all the research d
