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Eggs from men, sperm from women: how stem cell science may change how we reproduce

It may soon be possible to coax human skin cells into becoming functional eggs and sperm using a technique known as “in vitro gametogenesis”. This involves the creation (genesis) of eggs and sperm (gametes) outside the human body (in vitro).

The Conversation

Elon Musk spends $100m to open new university in Texas

Tax filings show Musk’s charity The Foundation seeks to establish primary and secondary Stem school in Austin

The Guardian - US

The AI industry is on the verge of becoming another boys' club. We’re all going to lose out if it does

A recent New York Times article released a list of people “behind the dawn of the modern artificial intelligence movement” – and not a single woman was named. It came less than a week after news of a fake auto-generated woman being listed as a speaker on the agenda for…

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University Presidential Testimony Fallout

I have a new piece at The Dispatch on the antisemitism hearing in the House Committee on Education and the Workforce and the poor performance of the presidents of the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, and MIT. From the piece: The presidents' bad hand in the hearings did not stem…

Reason

Growth of autocracies will expand Chinese global influence via Belt and Road Initiative as it enters second decade

China currently faces daunting challenges in its domestic economy. But weakness in the real estate market and consumer spending at home is unlikely to stem its rising influence abroad.

The Conversation

Are you burning your cut poinsettia stems? According to experts you really should be

This unconventional hack can make your cut poinsettia flowers last for up to 3 weeks

Ideal Home

5 best houseplants to gift over the holidays

Struggling to find a gift for that person who’s hard to buy for? We’ve selected the top 5 houseplants for gifting over the holidays.

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Brandon Johnson’s Board of Ed looks to move away from school choice, toward neighborhood schools

This would be a radical departure for a school system built around allowing parents to choose where their children attend. But it would be a welcome change for public education advocates.

Chicago Sun-Times

Game-changer: On approval for gene therapy to treat sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia

Landmark decisions that mark the beginning of gene therapy using the CRISPR-Cas9 tool to treat diseases that could otherwise be cured only through bone marrow transplantation

The Hindu

'Broken' biodiversity protections in need of overhaul

Urgent changes are needed to Australia's biodiversity offsets system, which is failing to stem the rapid destruction of the environment, experts warn.

AAP

Israelis and Palestinians warring over a homeland is far from unique

The ongoing horrors unfolding in Israel and Gaza have deep-rooted origins that stem from a complex and contested question: Who has rights to the same territory?

The Conversation

NAVEE V40 Pro electric scooter review: A solid mid-range scooter in performance and price

The NAVEE V40 Pro sits in the middle of electric scooter options when it comes to performance and price

Tom’s Guide

5 houseplants you can propagate easily – and how to do it

Propagating your own houseplants need not be difficult if you choose plants that are easy to grow from cuttings. We give you the lowdown on 5 indoor plants that are simple to cultivate.

Tom’s Guide

Atar results: when can students expect their university admission rank and what does it mean?

Getting your Atar can be a significant milestone – but it’s only one of many possible pathways to Australia’s higher education system

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Halley's Comet begins its 38-year journey back toward Earth tonight

On Friday, Dec. 8, Halley's Comet reaches its farthest point from the sun and begins its journey back through the solar system.

The Hindu

Centre must address the high dropout rate among SC, ST, and OBC students in higher education institutions: Congress leader

K.C. Venugopal questions Union govt. on high dropout rate of SC, ST, OBC students from Central higher education institutions. Education Ministry states dropout rate is high due to other options. Venugopal questions if only SC, ST, OBC students have these options. 122 students committed suicide from 2014-2021, 24 from SC,…

Zenger

Breakthrough Research Offers Hope For Curing Arthritis

Scientists discover stem cells that could re-strengthen cartilage, potentially reversing osteoarthritis.

France 24

France on 'high' alert for bird flu after new cases detected

France raised the risk level of bird flu to 'high' from 'moderate' on Tuesday after new cases of the disease were detected, forcing poultry farms to keep birds indoors to stem the spread of the highly contagious virus.

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The Independent UK

A grantmaker is betting a TV show for teen girls can help narrow the STEM gender gap

Dallas philanthropist Lyda Hill has devoted much of her giving to tackling social problems through science

TV Tech

The Vital Role of the VEGA AV1 Analyzer for Standards Compliance and Quality (Sponsored)

This article delves into the pivotal role that Interra Systems’ VEGA AV1 Analyzer plays in modern media streaming

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m optimistic’: cancer patient given months to live hopes for stem cell match

John O’Connor says he was devastated to find out he had lower chance of finding a match due to his ethnicity

The Guardian - UK

UK minority ethnic transplant patients face double inequity, MPs say

Committee criticises NHS inaction as minority ethnic patients less likely to find right blood or organ match

Fortune

Want your employees to master AI? Teach them to ask the right questions

Experts say that employers should teach all workers one of the most basic AI skills: prompt engineering.

The Independent UK

Arizona GOP officials charged with refusing to certify 2022 election results

Two Republicans face twin felony counts stemming from 2022 dispute

International Business Times

2023 Set To Be Hottest Year On Record: UN

This year is set to be the hottest ever recorded, the UN said Thursday, demanding urgent action to rein in global warming and stem the havoc following in its wake.

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