Space-based innovation is delivering materials that push the boundaries of science and technology The future of space-based material development is rapidly advancing, promising to revolutionize industries ranging from aerospace to electronics. Recent innovations in materials designed for extreme environments, durability under harsh conditions, and enhanced quality are opening new frontiers in technology and science. Materials […]
From classrooms to careers, a global volunteer movement is helping women and girls overcome obstacles and rewrite their futures Across the globe, women and girls continue to face barriers that limit their access to education, training, and economic opportunity, with poverty, violence, discrimination, and lack of resources among them. Stepping into this gap with purpose […]
“Small, consistent steps can lead to extraordinary change. It’s not about perfection – it’s about pushing through, even when the process feels hard.”
MINA GULI
The World of Pulses: Small Seeds, Big Achievements Who would have thought? Today, February 10, is World Pulses Day! The theme this year is: “Pulses of the world: from modesty to excellence.” But, really? A day to celebrate pulses? Yes, because, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), pulses play […]
How to embrace life’s simple pleasures and outshine the negativity that surrounds us In a world where bad news seems to land in our inboxes uninvited, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and even to let it cloud our view of all that’s good. Our brains are hard-wired to notice negative events more than positive ones, […]
“Positive thinking is not about being delusional.”
Attributed to neuroscientist Andrew Huberman
Why January 24 Matters and How You Can Support Education All Year Long Every January 24, people around the globe pause to celebrate the International Day of Education, a joyful reminder of how transformative learning can be for individuals, communities, and all of humanity. This special day is about far more than marking a date […]
Protecting the Red Sea’s Climate-Resilient Corals Here’s some rare environmental good news. An initiative based in Switzerland is helping safeguard one of the planet’s most climate-resilient coral reef systems at a moment when reefs worldwide are in steep decline. Coral reefs are diverse underwater ecosystems built by tiny coral animals that secrete limestone skeletons, forming […]
The history of sailboats stretches back to around 4000 BCE, when Egyptians used masts and sails to travel the Nile. Over the centuries, many different types of sailing vessels crossed the world’s seas, from galley ships and Viking longboats with their single square sails, to Chinese junk ships whose bamboo-reinforced sails improved aerodynamics. Later came […]
A look at how science is helping the body heal, rebuild, and renew itself Imagine living to 100, and doing it with the energy, mobility, and health of someone decades younger. That’s no longer science fiction. Thanks to incredible advances in regenerative medicine, scientists are getting closer to helping the human body heal, renew, and […]
