Trust Overtakes Reach in Influencer Marketing
Influencer marketing has grown from a $1.7 billion niche in 2015 into an industry valued between $32 billion and $40
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Science and Tech
Smart Wearables Bring AI Into Daily Life
Artificial intelligence is expanding the role of wearable technology beyond watches and fitness bands. A new generation of devices is
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Reviving History with Modern Engineering
What happens when centuries-old imagination meets today’s technology? At the University of Melbourne, two students recently brought an extraordinary piece
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Catching the First Sparks of Planet Formation
Astronomers have just caught a remarkable cosmic moment: the very beginning of planet formation around a young star far beyond
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Mars Volcano Rises Above the Clouds
If you think Earth’s mountains are tall, Mars has them beat by a mile—or several, actually. NASA’s Mars Odyssey orbiter
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Jackson Laurie: A Model for Accessible Hip-Hop Production
At its core, hip-hop depends on strong production—the beats and sounds that set the tone and support the lyrics. With
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Eclipse Prep 101: Safeguard Your Gaze for the Celestial Spectacle!”
It has been seven years since the last solar eclipse in the US, and a total solar eclipse will take
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Why Reaching Out to Your Friends Matters
In the age of instant communication and non-stop interactions, it is easy to minimize the importance of reaching out to
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Spring has Sprung
It’s been a long winter. Do not despair, the vernal equinox is here! You might have heard something about the
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An Unusual Window Into the Ancient World…
Most of us probably don’t grow up declaring that we want to study ancient poop when we get older. But
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Your Canine is Your Corona Companion
The coronavirus pandemic forced us all to retreat indoors and seclude ourselves from colleagues, friends, and even some family. Lockdown
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Dr. Jaymie Albin On Current Trends in Therapy
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many more people to seek the help of mental health professionals. Technological advances and the
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How to Help an Unemployed Friend: Jayme Albin, Ph.D. Advises
Alongside all the restrictions and regulations set in place to curb the spread of corona, many people are looking for
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Science Photography
Every year the Royal Photographic Society has a science photographer of the year competition and it’s certainly worth enjoying. The
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Lego Building and Coding Set
Now here is a brilliant idea. With the technology world taking us into the future, why not give your kids
Read MoreHowling for Your Lost Phone
Those of us who are constantly misplacing things could use Woolet. For $99, the pouch syncs to your phone over
Read MorePedius Helps the Deaf to Communicate
The deaf community may now be able to function with even more ease with the Pedius app. This app allows
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Winter Baby Borns More Likely to be Lefties?
Here is a bit of interesting news. Baby boys who are born in the winter are more likely to be
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Get to Work Early, Says Recent Study
In a fascinating and potentially important bit of research, the University of Washington found that flextime isn’t necessarily all it’s
Read MoreWhite Lion Cubs Born in Georgian Zoo
Georgia’s Tbilisi Zoo recently announced the arrival of three white lion cubs. The news is especially exciting for zoologists, as
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