Macron and von der Leyen expected to announce protections for researchers seeking to relocate amid Trump’s crackdown France and the EU are to step up their efforts to attract US-based scientists hit by Donald Trump’s crackdown on academia, as they prepare announcements on incentives for researchers to settle in Europe....
Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
Jamie Vardy targets double century, Jérémy Doku makes his mark and Arsenal rue the absence of Gabriel Magalhães There is rarely an opportunity for champions to show a sentimental side. It is such hard work to win a title over a 38-game season, with the race often going down to...
After the flame has passed: is hosting an Olympic Games good for our wellbeing? | Sean Ingle
Research has shown there is a positive impact in the city during the competition but the legacy effects appear to be short-lived Does hosting an Olympics really improve our wellbeing? If so, by how much - and for how long? Are we really happier when Team GB win gold medals?...
Oscar Piastri wins F1 Miami Grand Prix to stretch lead in title race
Lando Norris second as McLaren dominate George Russell third, Max Verstappen fourth Demonstrating with emphatic effect that he must be considered now the frontrunner for the championship, Oscar Piastri’s drive from fourth on the grid to victory was the stuff that defines the battling Aussie spirit. Taking the win for...
People with coeliac disease should not fear kissing gluten-eaters, say scientists
Small experiment monitored transfer of gluten after couples had kissed with tongues for at least one minute People with coeliac disease can kiss gluten-eaters without concerns for their health, researchers have said after finding only trivial amounts of the protein are transferred during a french kiss. About 1% of people...
Famous comet’s yearly meteor shower will be spectacular display
Eta Aquariids have roughly a week of activity in May, though they are better seen from southern hemisphere Debris from the tail of one of the most famous comets of all – Halley’s comet – will slam into the Earth’s atmosphere this week, creating a meteor shower. The Eta Aquariids...
The future of data storage might be ceramic glass that can last thousands of years
Cerabyte recently conducted an experiment that seemed more like a culinary exercise than a technology showcase. The German storage startup plunged a sliver of its archival glass storage into a kettle of boiling salt water, then roasted it in a pizza oven. Read Entire Article
A laptop GPU now leads the Valve Steam survey, AMD CPUs reach all-time high
The RTX 4060 laptop GPU has been steadily gaining ground over the last few months in the Steam survey's GPU chart. It experienced the largest increase in users in April, up 0.51%, pushing the mobile Lovelace chip to the top spot with a 4.99% overall share. It's the first laptop......
UK could require solar panels on most new homes by 2027
The Times has seen plans indicating that the British government will soon announce a roadmap for installing solar panels on virtually all newly-built houses. If the legislation passes this year, the requirements might come into force in 2027. Read Entire Article
At RSA Conference, experts reveal how “evil AI” is changing hacking forever
On a recent morning at the annual RSA Conference in San Francisco, a packed room at Moscone Center had gathered for what was billed as a technical exploration of artificial intelligence's role in modern hacking. Read Entire Article