Additive Research Update: Recyclable Resins, Musical Metasurfaces, Secret Spices, and More
Researchers at EPFL unveiled a volumetric 3D‑printing platform that is 70 times more efficient than prior holographic methods, enabling millimeter‑scale objects to solidify in seconds and centimeter‑scale parts in minutes, even with living cells embedded. A team from Hunan University discovered that adding 0.01 % curcumin to ceramic resins sharply reduces light‑scattering errors, preserving 50‑µm micro‑features without slowing build speed. Penn State engineers created a 3‑D‑printed acoustic metasurface that focuses sound into a one‑inch bubble, delivering frequencies down to 38 Hz while cutting off volume by 50 dB outside the target zone. Yokohama National University demonstrated an anthracene‑based recyclable resin that can be reused at least ten times without photoinitiators, matching commercial performance in stereolithography.
Katsuya Beach Brings Japanese Cuisine to Antigua
Hodges Bay Resort & Spa has launched Katsuya Beach, the Japanese‑inspired restaurant marking the Katsuya brand’s Caribbean debut on Antigua’s northern shore. The open‑air venue blends Japanese culinary fundamentals with local seafood, offering dishes such as lobster ceviche and a...
Van Der Waals Forces Can Play Unexpected Role in Thin Film Properties
Researchers at North Carolina State University used van der Waals forces to tune the thickness, strain state, and domain architecture of ferroelectric tin selenide (SnSe) thin films grown on a molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂) monolayer. The strong vdW interaction, enabled by close lattice...
Donut Lab’s ‘Solid-State’ Battery Exposed as Regular Li-Ion in Damning Investigation
An investigation led by battery researcher Ziroth, with input from over 20 experts, has demonstrated that Donut Lab’s touted solid‑state battery is actually a conventional lithium‑ion cell. The analysis of voltage curves and cell‑expansion data shows an energy density of...
PATRICK WALKER Talks to Metal Injection About First WARNING Record In 20 Years: “I Certainly Don't Do It For Any...
British doom‑metal veteran Patrick Walker is set to release Warning’s third album, Rituals of Shame, on June 19 via Relapse Records. The record follows the cult classic Watching from a Distance, which gained acclaim over two decades through word‑of‑mouth rather than major...
Guimi You’s Ethereal Paintings Capture the Art of Starting Over
South Korean artist Guimi You opens her first major solo exhibition in New York, "When the Sun Shines Again," at Lehmann Maupin from June 11 to August 14, 2026. The show presents a new series of luminous oil paintings that fuse traditional Korean...
‘Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion’ Sequel in Production, Headed to Hulu
A sequel to the 1997 cult comedy "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" is now in production under director Tim Federle and will debut exclusively on Hulu, part of Disney’s 20th Century Studios slate. Original writer Robin Schiff and several...
Research Uncovers Novel Electronic Properties in Quantum Material
Physicists from Florida State University and international partners have identified unconventional superconductivity and a quantum anomalous Hall effect in rhombohedral graphene, a few‑layer carbon crystal with chiral stacking. The study shows that electrons and holes localize on opposite surfaces, creating...
GLP-1 Drugs Tackle Both Skin Inflammation and Metabolism in Psoriasis
A recent narrative review in Frontiers in Immunology finds that GLP‑1 receptor agonists such as liraglutide and semaglutide improve psoriasis severity and systemic inflammation, independent of weight loss. Evidence in psoriatic arthritis (PsA) remains limited to a single small study,...
Your Empty Cuppa Could Capture Carbon
Researchers at Aarhus University have devised a method to up‑cycle discarded polystyrene into solid amine‑based sorbents for carbon capture. The technique brominates the polymer and swaps bromine for amine groups using gold and copper catalysts, creating a porous material that...
Jont Delivers His Most Spiritually Open and Emotionally Expansive Work Yet on New Album, Walk Right Through, Helmed by Lead...
Jont’s new album Walk Right Through marks his most spiritually open and emotionally expansive work yet. The record was captured in a single day at Sonic Temple Studio just before the studio’s closure, preserving a raw, live feel. Its lead...
Physicists Create New Family of Schrödinger-Cat States
Physicists at the University of Oxford have demonstrated a new family of Schrödinger‑cat states by engineering superpositions of highly nonclassical motional components in a single trapped ion. The technique entangles the ion’s internal qubit with its vibrational motion, then uses...
PICKLE JUICE Debuts Epic New Track “A Little More Time”
Canadian alt‑rock band PICKLE JUICE has released “A Little More Time,” the second single from their forthcoming sophomore EP *The Whiteroom*, slated for June 12 2026. The track marks a departure from the group’s high‑energy style, featuring vulnerable lyrics about grief and...
Europe Pours Money Into Ocean Research as Trump Guts Science Funding
The European Commission unveiled the OceanEye program, allocating roughly $101 million to boost ocean observation and data analytics as the United States dismantles its $368 million NSF‑run coastal monitoring network. OceanEye is part of the Horizon Europe research framework and aims to...
Tabletop Experiment Helps Reconcile Fundamental Physics
Assistant Professor Haocun Yu and her team published a Physical Review Letters paper describing a 50‑kilometer fiber‑optic interferometer that fits on a tabletop and can detect gravitationally induced phase shifts in single‑photon experiments. The device achieves the stability and phase...
You’re Not Who You Think You Are
The article challenges the promise of self‑help books that claim thought alone can reshape identity, arguing that such techniques ignore deeper conditioning formed in childhood. It explains that personal identity and coping strategies are products of early messages, not innate...
Get 300k Lufthansa Miles, a Fast Track to Hilton Diamond, and More via ASmallWorld
ASmallWorld is offering a limited‑time promotion through June 30, 2026 that lets travelers buy a Prestige membership for €4,850 (about $5,600) and receive 300,000 Lufthansa Miles & More award miles. The deal works out to roughly 1.87 U.S. cents per mile before accounting for...
UN Warns Rapidly Changing Ocean Putting Future of Humanity at Risk
The United Nations warned that without immediate, coordinated action the ocean’s health will continue to decline, jeopardizing climate stability, food security and the wellbeing of billions. Its new World Oceans Assessment highlights that only 8.4 percent of marine areas are protected,...
Ultrasound Converts Anticancer Drug Into Potent Anti‑pneumonia Agent
Ultrasound switched the anticancer molecule TLD1433 into a bacteria-killing agent for deep, oxygen-poor lung infections. The approach boosted reactive oxygen species and worked in antibiotic-resistant pneumonia models. science
Jalen Brunson’s Latest Nike Kobe Sneakers Get an Early Release in NYC Ahead of Finals Game 3
The Knicks will host Game 3 of the NBA Finals in New York, their first home final in over 25 years, and a Jalen Brunson × Nike Kobe 5 Protro “NY vs NY” sneaker is being released early. Foot Locker will run a mobile launch across Manhattan,...
Fighting Parkinson’s by Restoring Protein Degradation
Researchers identified the proteasome activator Blm10 (human PA200) as a key factor that restores degradation of α‑synuclein, the protein that drives Parkinson’s disease. In yeast, Blm10 stability rises when phosphorylated α‑synuclein (S129) blocks autophagy, and massive overexpression of Blm10 clears...
Malcolm Todd Maps Out ‘Do That Again North American Tour’
Malcolm Todd announced his 2026 “Do That Again North Tour,” a 27‑date, two‑month trek across the United States and Canada following the release of his new Columbia Records album. The Live Nation‑promoted run opens on Sept. 2 in Irving, Texas, and...
Zoh Amba Sees You
Zoh Amba, formerly known for avant‑jazz saxophone work in New York, has signed with Matador Records and released the new album *Eyes Full*. Recorded in Asheville’s Drop of Sun studio, the record marks a dramatic shift to acoustic guitar and...
'What Would You Do if You Felt Uncomfortable?': Psychotherapist Shares 9 Questions to Always Ask Your Child Before and After...
Psychotherapist Zara Kadir, who has 84,000 Instagram followers, posted nine essential questions parents should ask children before and after a sleepover. The pre‑sleepover queries focus on boundaries, comfort, and exit strategies, while post‑sleepover questions probe safety, confusion, and overall experience....
Sturgill Simpson Celebrates His Birthday With ‘Mutiny After Midnight’ Streaming Release
Sturgill Simpson, performing as Johnny Blue Skies, finally placed his album Mutiny After Midnight on streaming platforms on June 8, coinciding with his birthday. The digital release includes a bonus cover of Procol Harum’s “Whiter Shade of Pale,” previously issued on a Record Store...
They Fight Trailer: André Holland Leads New Hulu Sports Movie With DCU Stars
Hulu’s new sports drama "They Fight" starring André Holland debuts its trailer ahead of a Tribeca Film Festival premiere on June 29. Holland plays Walt Manigan, an ex‑con who becomes the coach of a D.C. teen boxing team. The cast is...
Misogi Is Voluntary Trauma. Here's Why That's Good.
The post reframes trauma as a voluntary, growth‑inducing experience called Misogi, a 50/50 chance challenge designed to push personal limits. Drawing on PTSD research and post‑traumatic growth theory, the author argues that self‑selected intense events can rewrite identity, boost resilience,...
Derek Trucks Says Tedeschi Trucks Band Has New EP Ready For Release
Tedeschi Trucks Band released its first album in four years, Future Soul, and guitarist Derek Trucks announced that six additional tracks are already mixed and ready for an upcoming EP. The band recorded 17 songs with producer Mike Elizondo, selecting 11...
Frozen Rat Chromosome Springs Back to Life Inside a Mouse Embryo
Japanese researchers have revived a single frozen rat chromosome by transplanting it into a mouse oocyte, creating a viable rat‑mouse hybrid embryo that reaches the blastocyst stage. The chromosome, extracted from rat blood cells frozen for over a year, remained...
Breakthrough Therapies Extend Survival, Renew Hope for Terminal Illnesses
For those of you who have a terminal illness, a chronic condition, or debilitating health issue, there is new reason to have hope. New treatments are arriving that buy more time for the next to arrive. Even for the most...
Marrying Into Long-Lived Families Boosts Spouse Health Beyond Genetics
Familial healthy aging and longevity: the role of spouses "Spouses marrying into longevity-enriched families exhibit a substantial and broad health advantage that is not attributable to shared genetic predisposition to longevity or socioeconomic differences." https://t.co/UzWkyMq7Kq
World Brain Tumour Day: University of Toronto Alumnus Launches 70KM for $70K Challenge After Losing 40-Year-Old Mother to Glioblastoma
University of Toronto alumnus Noah Lee will run a 70‑kilometre ultramarathon from Toronto to McMaster on September 19, 2026, aiming to raise $70,000 for brain‑cancer research. The effort is part of Brain Cancer Canada’s “70KM for $70K” campaign, launched with the RUNWAY...
The Shoe Colour Every London Girl Is Wearing This Summer Costs £26 at Next
Next is promoting cobalt‑blue sandals priced at £26 (about $33) as the must‑have summer shoe for London girls. The vibrant hue offers a weather‑friendly, slip‑on alternative to the usual beige, tan or black options. Styling guides pair the sandals with...
Between Vancouver And The US Border Is Canada's Lively City With Tasty Bites, Downtown Shops, And Art
Langley, a fast‑growing city between Vancouver and the U.S. border, blends big‑city amenities with a small‑town vibe. Its downtown features over 25 vibrant murals, a curated boutique scene, and a culinary mix ranging from Japanese katsu to Persian kebabs. High‑rated...
Some Pterosaurs May Have Boasted Bold Iridescence
Scientists analyzing a 120‑million‑year‑old Sinopterus dongi fossil from northeast China have identified layered melanosomes that would have produced iridescent greens and magentas. The discovery, published on bioRxiv, marks the first evidence that pterosaurs displayed structural coloration similar to modern birds....
Will People Embrace The First AI Art Museum?
Dataland, the world’s first AI‑driven arts museum, will open this month inside Frank Gehry’s Grand LA towers, offering a 25,000‑square‑foot immersive rainforest experience. The venue runs on the Large Nature Model, a generative AI trained on more than 500 million nature images...
Thanks to Natural Selection, Indigenous Andeans May Digest Potatoes Better than Anyone Else in the World, Study Finds
Indigenous Andeans in Peru carry an average of ten copies of the salivary amylase (AMY1) gene, the highest worldwide, a trait linked to the region’s early potato domestication about 10,000 years ago. Global populations average seven copies, highlighting a strong...
AI Coach Gives Real-Time Form Feedback to Prevent Injuries
New #AI fitness coach explains bad form in real time to help prevent injuries by Drexel University @TechXplore_com Learn more: https://t.co/6pMFpNDaa2 #MedTech #HealthTech #Tech #TechForGood #ArtificialIntelligence https://t.co/ejDsPrE8oR
The 9 Best Caribbean Vacations For July
Travelers seeking a Caribbean getaway in July can enjoy milder crowds, lower prices, and a slate of cultural festivals across nine standout islands. The guide highlights U.S. Virgin Islands’ passport‑free access, St. Barthélemy’s Bastille Day celebrations, and Aruba’s hurricane‑free climate, among...
Jarvis Cocker’s ‘Hodge Podge’: Pulp Frontman to Curate Art Exhibition
Jarvis Cocker, the former Pulp frontman, will co‑curate “The Hodge Podge” exhibition at the Hepworth Wakefield with his wife, creative consultant Kim Sion. The show runs from May 21 to October 31, 2027, and pairs works by Jeremy Deller, Peter Doig, Barbara...
Steven Spielberg Says Alien Movie ‘Disclosure Day’ Is ‘Built on a Foundation of Truth’ | Video
Steven Spielberg says his new sci‑fi film “Disclosure Day” is built on a foundation of truth, referencing decades of alleged UFO activity. In an extended interview on CBS Sunday Morning, he positioned the movie as a “science‑fiction summation” that connects...
Whitney Share ‘Light Upon The Lake’ 10th Anniversary Edition
Whitney is celebrating the 10th anniversary of their debut album Light Upon The Lake with a re‑issue that adds demo tracks, alternate takes, and a new visualiser for a finger‑picking rendition of “Golden Days.” The band’s co‑founders Max Kakacek and Julien Ehrlich provide...
States Say They Will Sue To Block Paramount/Warner Deal
The $30 billion-plus merger of Paramount Global and Warner Bros. Discovery now faces a potential lawsuit from California, New York and other states seeking to block the deal over antitrust concerns. The filing is expected in the coming weeks, though specific complaints...
The Business of Benefits: Mental Health Add-Ons at Vasion
Print‑automation firm Vasion, employing 425 staff worldwide, added a comprehensive mental‑health add‑on from Modern Health. The benefit gives every employee six coaching and six therapy sessions, plus community circles and an enhanced assistance program. The company allocated under $50,000 annually...
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin’s $19 Million Hamptons House Returns to the Market Yet Again
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin have relisted their ten‑acre Amagansett estate for $18.995 million, the third market appearance in four years and a 34.5% drop from the $29 million price they sought in 2022. The historic 1735 farmhouse, expanded to over 10,000 sq ft, has...
'A Disease Anywhere Can Be a Disease Everywhere Tomorrow Morning': Public Health Expert on Ebola and the Threat of Future...
The WHO has declared a public‑health emergency as an Ebola outbreak driven by the Bundibugyo virus spreads across the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, with 515 confirmed cases and 91 deaths in the DRC and 19 cases with...
Wearables Spark Anxiety, Precision Probiotics Offer New Relief
A surge of evidence shows consumer wearables can amplify anxiety by exposing users to unexpected physiological data, while a breakthrough study on indole‑producing gut microbes points to precision probiotics as a novel anxiety therapy. The findings reshape how clinicians and...
Heatwaves Drive European Cities Toward a Noctourism Boom
Travelers across Southern Europe are swapping daytime sightseeing for night‑time activities as heatwaves push cities like Seville, Rome and Athens to extend hours and promote nocturnal attractions. The shift eases daytime crowding and creates new revenue streams for local economies.
Thousands to Gather at Ujjain’s Mahakal Mahalok for International Yoga Day 2026
Ujjain’s Mahakal Mahalok will host the flagship International Yoga Day celebration on June 21, 2026, with thousands expected to practice yoga in the historic venue. District officials say the event aims to project India’s ancient yoga heritage and boost spiritual...
Astronomers Pinpoint Binary Origin of Repeating Radio Burst ASKAP J1745
An international team of astronomers has identified the binary star system behind ASKAP J1745, the first known source that emits both radio and X‑ray bursts on each orbital cycle. The discovery, published in Nature Astronomy, provides a concrete reference point...