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Behind AI industry's call for independent reviews, a fight over what gets made publicExperts have said independence of evaluators is a concern as Anthropic and OpenAI choose who gets to carry out the reviews. Reuters is repo...- Election Commission faces growing rift with voters, opposition and its own systemThe escalating public discontent towards the Election Commission of India is a clear indicator of the increasing distrust surrounding elect...
- A study says housework starts before anyone picks up a mop: The mental work behind everyday choresSomeone may wash the clothes, while someone else remembers the detergent and works out when the wash needs doing. Those small decisions are...
- In 2019, Georgia placed 5,000 cubic yards of dredged sediment on a 5-acre salt marsh; six years later, it remained about 12 cm higher, with plant growth similar to nearby marshesWetlands serve as vital buffers in coastal regions, adeptly mitigating storm impacts while also acting as natural filters for pollutants. A...
- A paid Rs 1,64,900 upfront for iPhone 18 Pro, B chose credit card EMI, C picked no-cost EMI in festive sales – Who saved most after discounts?The biggest misconception about no-cost EMI is that the bank doesn't charge any interest. In a no-cost EMI, the seller readjusts the intere...
- Denmark turned a retired wind turbine blade into a bicycle shelter in 2019; 7 years later, it remains a model for circular urban designA wind turbine blade is built to withstand strong winds and generate electricity for years. But what happens when it reaches the end of its...
- Ireland turns retired wind turbine blades into bridges and furniture. How Kilrush is giving renewable energy waste a second lifeIn Kilrush, County Clare, retired wind turbine blades are transformed into public infrastructure such as a pedestrian bridge. This project,...
- Pills, gels and implants: Men may get more contraceptives options as WHO floats new guidelinesIn an effort to widen the landscape of male contraceptive options, the World Health Organization has released new global guidelines. These ...
- An Asian pear can look like any other sweet fruit, but needs extra acid for home canning; add 1 tablespoon of bottled lemon juice to every pint jarCanning Asian pears, requires meticulous attention, especially given their low acidity. To safely prepare these fruits for preservation, it...
- Tesla is browbeating the EU to approve its 'Full Self-Driving' tech. The pressure is workingTesla is involved in a campaign to secure EU approval for its Full Self-Driving technology. The automaker faces criticism regarding the val...
- How a single-celled alga helped scientists control brain cells with light — the discovery behind the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine: Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel discovered channelrhodopsin, a light-sensitive protein in single-celled algae....
- Candle wax can be easier to remove when hardened; freeze it first, then use a warm iron and paper towels to lift residue from fabricTo effectively remove candle wax from fabric, begin by freezing the wax to solidify it. Once hardened, gently scrape the fabric to lift off...
- It’s safety first for gas suppliers at Semicon IncSuppliers want detailed guidelines from the Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO), without which they believe commercial hubs...
- Quote of the day by Oscar-winning British actor Michael Caine: “The rehearsal is the work, the performance is the...” — a powerful lesson on preparation, confidence, discipline and successQuote of the day by Michael Caine: Michael Caine famously stated that rehearsal is the actual work, while the performance is simply relaxat...
- The Nobel-winning breakthrough that turned light into a remote control for the brain, allowing scientists to switch neurons on and offOptogenetics, a groundbreaking technique, enables researchers to control specific neurons using light, providing insights into brain functi...
- A hidden magnetic force from the early universe may finally explain the Hubble tension and why cosmic expansion doesn’t add upRecent research investigates the role of primordial magnetic fields in the discrepancy of the Hubble constant values. Measurements of the c...
- In 1990, Switzerland crushed an old A13 road and reused 66% to 100% of it in new concrete; 20 years later, every recycled test mix was still rated good or very goodNew research highlights the impressive durability of Swiss highways built with recycled concrete over several decades. The A13 motorway too...
- That coffee or tea stain may not need bleach; Georgia Extension says a 15-minute soak with vinegar, dishwashing detergent and warm water may help lift washable fabric stainsCoffee and tea stains are common problems that can often be treated without harsh chemicals. Rinsing the stained area with cool water immed...
- Eradicating H. pylori can prevent gastric cancer, says Nobel laureate Barry MarshallDr. Barry Marshall underscored the crucial need for timely eradication of H. pylori infections as a measure to thwart gastric cancer develo...
- Cheating in hiring assessments takes an AI-turnCheating in recruitment assessments has dramatically increased, with 45% of tests flagged for integrity issues. AI-assisted methods have su...
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