Holiday travelers get a warning from the US government: Be nice
Air travel is a stressful event for anyone: long waits at the airport, the ever-present…
Holiday travelers get a warning from the US government: Be nice
Air travel is a stressful event for anyone: long waits at the airport, the ever-present threat of delayed flights and cramped seats can easily make tempers fray. All this worsens during the holidays, when the number of travelers increases. But what can make a flight even worse than the inevitable discomforts are, simply put, the…
El manual de estrategias de GenAI ‘0 a 1’: acelerar la adopción y el sentimiento positivo en las plataformas empresariales de bajo código
Descripción general de las capas de capacidad empresarial GenAI, desde el desarrollo de modelos hasta las operaciones en tiempo de ejecución. La IA generativa ha superado su condición de palabra de moda para convertirse en una herramienta práctica y utilizable que respaldará los flujos de trabajo cotidianos dentro de las organizaciones. El alto impacto de…
One in three people suffers from constant headaches and painkillers could make them worse
Credit: Unsplash. Today, humanity’s collective headache has become one of its most constant companions. Nearly 3 billion people (about one in three humans) live with some type of headache disorder, according to The Lancet Neurology’s new analysis of the Global Burden of Disease Study 2023. But women bear the brunt of this burden. Researchers found…
COP30 calls for $1.3 trillion a year, $3.2 trillion by 2035: Does Watts agree with that?
Essay by Eric Worrall If climate money doesn’t arrive on time, demand more money? Brazil climate summit faces gap between financial goals and reality Soumya SarkarNovember 18, 2025 The aspirational climate finance target of $1.3 trillion annually by 2035 falls short of needs: developing countries will need $2.4 trillion by 2030, rising to $3.2 trillion…
FY 2026 Appropriations Update: USGS and EPA – The Bridge: Connecting Science and Policy
Congress entered the August recess having accomplished a fraction of what was needed to complete the fiscal year 2026 (FY26) appropriations process before the fiscal year ends on September 30, 2025. The House Appropriations Committee approved 9 of its 12 bills and the full House approved 2 of its 12 appropriations bills. The Senate Appropriations…
I took over 500 photos with two of the best Android phones of 2025 – here’s who wins
Adam Doud/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. He OnePlus 15 was officially released, less than a year after its predecessor, and I’ve been testing it for several weeks. As an Android flagship, it naturally draws comparisons to other flagships available in the United States. OnePlus has been particularly proud of…
Kiro: AI-powered development environment that improves productivity
Kiro is an AI-powered development environment designed to streamline the software development process by integrating advanced AI agents and a specification-driven approach. Its goal is to improve productivity and code quality for developers and teams working on complex projects. Key Features Specification-driven development: Kiro transforms natural language cues into clear requirements and acceptance criteria, making…
Trapping a single particle to reveal the first spark of lightning
A bold new laser-based technique allows researchers to trap and charge a single aerosol particle, opening a window into how tiny ice crystals in clouds can store and release electrical energy. As the team discovered, laser photons can remove electrons from these particles one by one, allowing scientists to observe how they charge, discharge, and…
Hippodrome Casino executive says talk of increase in slot machine gaming service ‘deeply alarming’
The Hippodrome Casino chief executive Simon Thomas, speaking before the UK’s autumn budget was revealed, said talk of a possible increase in Machine Games Duty is “very deeply alarming”. The current Machine Games Duty (MGD) in the UK is 20%, but there have been rumors that the next budget could take it to a whopping…
Scientists melt early protein clumps and stop Alzheimer’s damage
Researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have turned to concepts from polymer physics to better understand a central feature of Alzheimer’s disease: the formation of tau protein fibrils. Their work revealed that these fibrils do not appear suddenly. Instead, they emerge after large clumps of tau proteins begin to assemble in solution, a process that resembles…
