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Alzheimer’s May Begin In Womb, New Research Shows

Abnormalities in brain development could lay the foundations for the memory-robbing illness, say scientists.

Zenger

Man runs into barbers shouting 'I'm going to die' after stabbing

Barbers helped to calm the man down and stem the bleeding

Liverpool Echo

Scientists have created embryo models from stem cells – it could help us better understand infertility and miscarriage

Scientists recently announced that they have developed embryo models using just stem cells. No sperm or egg cells (oocytes) were involved.

The Conversation

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How a 400 million year old fossil changes our understanding of mathematical patterns in nature

If your eyes have ever been drawn to the arrangement of leaves on a plant stem, the texture of a pineapple or the scales of a pinecone, then you have unknowingly witnessed brilliant examples of mathematical patterns in nature.

The Conversation

Robotics a theme at the annual STEM camps at UK

Students going into the second grade through the 12th are putting science and technology projects to the test this summer at the University of Kentucky.

WEKU

Nearly 3,000 arrested in Bristol drugs crackdown

Project ADDER aims at getting vulnerable people into recovery as well as stemming drugs crime

Bristol Post

Scientists have created synthetic human embryos. Now we must consider the ethical and moral quandaries

Researchers have created synthetic human embryos using stem cells, according to media reports. Remarkably, these embryos have reportedly been created from embryonic stem cells, meaning they do not require sperm and ova.

The Conversation

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Trump's promise of payback for prosecution follows years of attacking democratic traditions

Donald Trump’s attacks on the justice system after his indictment on federal charges this week are the latest step in a now eight-year campaign by the former president and his allies against the traditions and institutions that have helped maintain American democracy

The Independent UK

Greek shipwreck highlights divided Libya’s inability to stem flow of refugees

Absence of unified Libyan national government leaves Europe lacking effective allies to tackle people-smuggling trade

The Guardian - UK

‘Synthetic’ human embryos created without eggs or sperm

The work falls outside current UK legislation and raises ethical and legal issues.

The Independent UK

Scientists create human embryo with no egg or sperm

There are currently no clear regulations governing stem cell derived models of human embryos

Wales Online

Scientists create synthetic human embryos without need for egg or sperm

Experts say model embryos could provide insight into causes of miscarriages and aspects of human development but raise ethical and legal questions.

The Independent UK

Synthetic human embryos created in groundbreaking advance

Exclusive: Breakthrough could aid research into genetic disorders but raises serious ethical and legal issues

The Guardian - UK

Breaking: Shure and Airtame Announce Partnership at InfoComm 2023

Shure and Airtame are providing users who rely on their own devices with streamlined and equitable meetings through technology that is easy to install.

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New govt needed to stem fund exodus, says Srettha

Thailand needs to install a new coalition government headed by prime ministerial frontrunner and Move Forward Party (MFP) leader Pita Limjaroenrat at the earliest to allay investor concerns and stem an exodus of foreign funds from the nation’s stocks and bonds, according to Srettha Thavisin, a core member of the…

Homes & Gardens

I tried the self-watering TikTok hack that will keep plants hydrated through summer

I take a look at the TikTok trick to make your own drip irrigation system using a bottle and a cotton swab for a simple watering solution for container plants

The Independent UK

Federal judge to reconsider takeover of New York City's notorious Rikers Island jail

A federal judge will once again consider a court takeover of New York City’s troubled jail system

Miami Herald

Rick Scott likens Trump indictment to tactics of Cuban, Venezuelan dictators

MIAMI — U.S. Sen. Rick Scott, with the bolstering of human rights activists and former political prisoners from Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua, accused the Biden administration of utilizing a tactic commonly found in dictator playbooks: Weaponizing the legal system to go after the president’s opponents.

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The Guardian - AU

Nerf guns, marbles and Einstein: schools taking quantum leap to halt Australia’s Stem crisis

The Quantum Girls and Einstein-First programs aim to boost engagement with science in primary and secondary classrooms, especially among girls

Space

Sally's Night events mark 40 years since 1st US woman flew in space

From an afternoon at the ballpark to Afternoon Tea, museums and science centers are celebrating Sally's Night and the 40th anniversary of Sally Ride becoming the first American woman in space.

Chicago Sun-Times

Summer is a chance to keep kids’ science learning on track

STEM learning does not only have to come from organized programs, writes an executive from a science education business. It can also come in the form of unstructured activities like a visit to a museum, a nature hike or at-home experiments.

Al Jazeera

Why is the EU offering Tunisia a financial assistance package?

The EU hopes to stem the number of refugees departing for Europe from the country’s coast during an economic crisis.

The Hindu

In defence of the annoying fruit fly

Today, thousands of neuroscientists use fruit flies to study learning, memory, sleep, aggression, addiction and neural disorders – not to mention cancer and ageing, processes of development, the gut microbiome, stem cells, muscles and the heart.

Ideal Home

How to propagate lavender – fill your borders for free with this step-by-step guide

Learn how to propagate lavender and fill your garden with this beautiful fragrant shrub

LiveScience

Why does hair turn gray?

Hair grays because pigment-producing cells get stuck within the hair follicle, research suggests.

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