Last spring, national scientific organizations began holding conferences online in response to the coronavirus pandemic and the trend has continued into 2021. For example, the American Physical Society annual meeting…
Continue readingIn the past 12 months, despite minimal conventional competition opportunities, seven track world records have fallen. Beyond those, track has also seen countless area, national and age-group records fall –…
Continue readingIn brief: Arm chips are eating the world thanks to the company’s unique business model that allows others to license its designs. Some of Arm’s biggest customers hate the idea…
Continue readingCitizen Science Salon is a partnership between Discover and SciStarter.org. Do you find it hard to talk about climate change? You’re not alone. Surveys indicate that 72 percent of Americans…
Continue readingA hot potato: The rise of multiplayer and live service games over the last decade has been phenomenal. Few companies can testify to this quite like Take-Two Interactive, parent of…
Continue readingWhile I was plugging in my LEAF one day last week, a man who happened to be walking by stopped to ask what I was doing. He had never seen…
Continue readingEven a year into the pandemic, it’s not yet entirely clear why this is the case. Research points to a different immune response to viral exposure in children, which may…
Continue readingThe Red Devils conceded in injury time to drop two points at home to Everton on Saturday Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has claimed that Manchester United are not title contenders, saying…
Continue readingWhat just happened? Bad news for anyone hoping to play Overwatch 2 or Diablo IV this year. During Activision Blizzard’s recent conference call to discuss its quarterly earnings, CFO Dennis…
Continue readingAndy Robertson says Liverpool can’t consider themselves to be in the Premier League title race after they lost 1-0 to Brighton at Anfield. After a club record 68-match unbeaten run…
Continue readingGary Neville appears to agree with Graeme Souness after he took aim at Xherdan Shaqiri following Liverpool’s win over West Ham. The Switzerland international has been a peripheral figure in…
Continue readingSony has given more details on the launch of its new PlayStation 5. The company said that it has sold 4.5 million of the consoles, exactly in line with the…
Continue readingThere’s a tendency among horticulturists to prefer native plant species, but we shouldn’t assume they are better, writes James Wong Humans | Comment 27 January 2021 By James Wong Oliver…
Continue readingSolar panels have gotten more efficient—and cheaper—without you even realizing. (Pixabay/) Many of us might assume that the reason so much energy still comes from gas and coal power plants…
Continue readingWearing a mask should be second nature to you at this point. (Pixabay/) Follow all of PopSci’s COVID-19 coverage here, including the truth about herd immunity, advice for pregnant women,…
Continue readingBruno Fernandes is not reading too much into Liverpool’s poor recent run as the Manchester United midfielder attempts to knock their bitter rivals out of the FA Cup. A week…
Continue readingAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) It’s always hard to tell if socialist US Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is ignorant, lying, or just engaging in projection of her fanciful, wishful thinking. Another…
Continue readingThere’s always two sides to the story when a manager is sacked, so you need to look at the man in charge and the squad he has to work with….
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