A high-frequency broadband type II solar radio burst by Vasanth et al. – Community of European Solar Radio Astronomers

Type II radio bursts are generally observed below 400 MHz with narrow, slow-drifting fundamental and/or harmonic bands. Events with initial frequencies above 400 MHz are rarely reported (e.g. Pohjolainen et al. 2008). Such high-frequency type II may arise from the interaction of CMEs with surrounding dense structures in the corona, such as streamers, ray-like or…

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‘Why this harassment’ Shark Anupam Mittal slams KYC for startups; Ask FM Sitharaman to take note

Currently Shark on Shark Tank India Season 3, Anupam Mittal spoke about the state of startups in India in his scathing Twitter post. The founder and head of ShaadiDotCom criticized the “excessive amount of time” wasted in sending Know Your Customer (KYC) information to startups. These companies further coordinate with multiple angles to update the…

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What Time of Day You Get Cancer Treatment Matters, Study Suggests

A new study suggests that giving immunochemotherapy earlier in the day helps patients with an advanced type of lung cancer live longer. Previous studies suggested that the body’s internal clock, the circadian rhythmmay influence the effectiveness of immune checkpoint inhibitors. These drugs help the immune system recognize and attack cancer cells by blocking tumors’ ability…

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Runner’s hips don’t lie: running long distances damages your hip joints, doesn’t it!

The marathon is at the top of many runners’ list of “must do” activities. An increasing number of people adopt running for recreational and competitive reasons. Although running eliminates stress and has many cardiovascular benefits, it is presumed to cause lower extremity injuries. Most studies related to running injuries have focused on runners’ knee health,…

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Two serious security weaknesses found in OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas a week after launch

Two critical vulnerabilities were discovered in OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas browser a week after its release in October 2025. Security researchers revealed that attackers can hijack the artificial intelligence (AI) assistant and plant persistent malicious instructions. The flaws allow cybercriminals to manipulate Atlas through fake URLs and memory infections. NeuralTrust discovered the first vulnerability on October…

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