To comprehend something, you must observe it at the extremes.” Col. John Boyd understood that clarity comes when forces are stretched to their limits. In ...

Sofia woke slow; the systems did not. Long before the coffee kicks in, Europe’s new borders are already awake — drones circling the Baltic, regulators drafting billion-euro penalties, ...

Expert DIYer April Wilkerson creates a reinvented picnic table design complete with build plans for easy replication.

What happens when you try to build a table that looks like it’s floating—with no obvious support? In this daring experiment, we take on the challenge of creating a seemingly gravity-defying table that ...

Every year, I look forward to fall weddings. There’s something about the crisp air, changing leaves and autumn hues that scream romance to me. I especially love fall-themed wedding décor and ...

Visualizing and quantifying DNA replication dynamics in living human cells remains challenging. Here, a new super-resolution microscopy method, 3D-SPARK, maps changes in replication nanostructures in ...

DenzaN8L has been launched, and this is quite interesting. To be honest, the current automotive world, especially in the dad car segment, is no longer about hospitality; it's a deadly survival game in ...

Background/aim Frequent premature ventricular complexes (PVCs) have historically been regarded as benign in structurally normal hearts, yet emerging evidence suggests substantial cardiovascular risk.

Key points A 39-year-old otherwise healthy man presented to the emergency department with severe rectal pain and a 3-day history of constipation. He had presented to another community emergency ...

Objective To develop and compare algorithms for identifying gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) across European electronic healthcare databases and evaluate their impact on the estimated prevalence.

Why are aeroplanes always this long, thin, pointy shape? Aaaah, so long and thin pointy objects travel through the air more easily than short and wide shapes? Hmmmm… You're right! Long thin pointed ...