9/30/2026 7:30:40 AM The Beatles' Surprising Influence on Modern Science By John Clark Scientists are usually known for being serious, but it turns out many of them are also huge music fans, especially when it comes to The...
9/25/2026 7:19:54 AM Good leaders never stop reading By Andre Lacroix To my surprise, I recently heard that leaders are spending less time reading books and instead use AI to read book summaries. This is a...
9/24/2026 12:30:03 PM A Toast to Innovation in a Changing Climate By Bertrand Mallet Recent reports suggest that France could face one of its lowest wine harvests in decades following another summer of extreme heat and...
9/24/2026 7:31:42 AM Could a "Laundry Gun" Make Washing Clothes Obsolete? By John Clark How fun would it be to have a laundry gun? Just point it at your dirty clothes and zap... away goes the grime. Unfortunately, we're not...
9/23/2026 7:35:07 AM Walking briskly may lower risk of death in some adults: Study By John Neuhauser An interesting article and study on the impact of not only walking but walking at a fairly brisk pace. Yes, more steps are generally...
9/22/2026 12:51:04 PM Rethinking Water: How Industry Is Doing More With Less By Bertrand Mallet Water is one of the world's most precious resources, yet many industrial processes have traditionally depended on large volumes of it....
9/21/2026 7:30:55 AM The Surprising Resurrection of the Vinyl Records Industry By Daniel Murcia Vinyl records have made an unexpected comeback in recent years. After declining for decades, sales began to rise steadily around 2008,...
9/18/2026 7:30:11 AM AI could provide earlier warning of natural disasters By Louis Scorza Researchers from Google have developed a new AI weather forecasting system that could significantly improve predictions of tropical...
9/17/2026 7:30:16 AM Tooth powder – an alternative to traditional toothpaste By Ranee Chow Tooth powder is exactly what it sounds like, a powdered product used to clean teeth. While it has been around for centuries, it is making...
9/16/2026 12:40:22 PM Modern Zoos Are Turning to Technology to Keep Animals Happier By John Clark I have mixed feelings about zoos. On one hand, I enjoy seeing animals up close and learning about species I might never encounter in the...
9/15/2026 7:30:03 AM When lived experience becomes product strategy By Tim Dixon A screen reader reaches a chart, a diagram or an equation and simply goes quiet. The surrounding text may be perfectly readable, but the...
9/14/2026 9:14:03 AM Can Museums Protect our Heritage from Climate Change? By Marie Giannini I recently wrote about why museums matter more than ever. They connect us with history, spark curiosity, and help us understand the world...
9/11/2026 7:30:57 AM Beyond the transatlantic core: Emerging SAF mandates in global markets By Daniel Murcia Sustainable aviation fuel, or SAF, is gaining traction beyond traditional markets in the EU and UK. Countries in Asia-Pacific, Latin...
9/10/2026 12:30:02 PM Robots could harvest lava from volcanic eruptions to make 'concrete' of the future By John Clark Building with lava may sound far-fetched, but it's one of the hottest ideas emerging in construction. A group of Icelandic architects is...
9/9/2026 12:15:04 PM A Living Legacy By Laura Olsen The Class of 2026 at Detroit Pershing High School created a lasting legacy by partnering with The Greening of Detroit to plant 100 trees...
9/8/2026 7:30:48 AM Real talk... How much of a problem is AI’s water use? By John Clark You've probably heard that AI is guzzling water, but the truth isn't quite that simple. But is it really as big a problem as some...