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...
9/24/2026 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...
9/17/2026 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 7:31:00 AM Wired headphone sales are exploding. What's with the Bluetooth backlash? By Daniel Murcia Wired headphones are experiencing a surprising resurgence as consumers increasingly seek better sound quality and a simpler listening...
9/15/2026 12:30:03 PM The link between pollinator populations and human wellbeing By Louis Scorza Recent research published in Nature has highlighted just how closely human wellbeing is tied to the natural world. Studying farming...
9/2/2026 12:23:18 PM Why September almost instantly feels like autumn By Louis Scorza For many of us in the Northern Hemisphere, September marks an almost immediate shift from summer to autumn, whether the season has...
9/2/2026 7:30:08 AM We Just Might Owe the Dodo an Apology! By John Clark Have you ever heard the saying, “Dumb as a Dodo bird?” Turns out, they actually may have been much smarter than we've given the credit...
8/26/2026 1:30:02 PM Why the Fear of Being Scammed Can Be Just as Costly as the Scam By John Clark Getting scammed comes with a range of emotions. Embarrassment, rage, and disbelief are just some of those that come during the moment of...
8/12/2026 1:40:04 PM Neil Armstrong’s Famous Moon Landing Quote Has Been Misheard for Decades By John Clark It's one of the most famous quotes in history. It's one you probably can also recite by heart. Yet, for more than 50 years, it's a quote...
8/10/2026 7:30:03 AM After Collecting 5,000-plus Books, This Kid Wants to do More By John Clark The Michigan cities of Northville and Detroit are separated by no more than 30 miles. However, when Rithisha Pasunoori, a student at...
8/5/2026 7:30:02 AM 11-year-old Honored for Reading more than 100 Hours to Shelter Animals By John Clark Turns out the dogs like to have a story read to them. Especially when they are lonely and frightened waiting in a shelter for their...
7/30/2026 7:30:02 AM AI is what it eats – and companies need to manage the diet By Louis Scorza Many companies are using artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance their external communications, from content creation and media...
7/23/2026 9:20:02 AM The underrated fruit that deserves a place on your plate By Louis Scorza Squash sits in good company among the fruits which often masquerade as vegetables. However, unlike its incredibly popular cousins,...
7/17/2026 4:01:05 AM Archaeologists Hacked Through Miles of Jungle and Found an Intact Lost Maya City By John Clark Even in an age when satellites have seemingly mapped and photographed every inch of our planet, lost civilizations are still hiding. And...
7/16/2026 3:18:21 PM The wellbeing benefits of a summer of sport By Louis Scorza As the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup moves towards its highly anticipated conclusion, people in their billions are watching, discussing and...
7/15/2026 3:14:32 PM Why Are So Many Young People Going to the Opera? By Marie Giannini I love opera. I love the music, the singing, the stories and the drama. To make sure I can go as often as possible, I usually buy the...