Matt Kaeberlein's New Longevity Science Podcast / Youtube Channel (May, 2026)
Matt Kaeberlein and Brian Kennedy introduced LinAge, a second‑generation mortality‑risk clock built on standard clinical chemistry panels, positioning it as a reproducible alternative to first‑generation DNA‑methylation clocks. They highlighted the technical instability and lack of clinical actionability of epigenetic clocks, arguing that LinAge’s principal‑component framework lets physicians model the impact of correcting specific biomarkers. The discussion also debunked the long‑standing belief that blood NAD+ declines with age, shifting focus toward tissue‑specific interventions such as spermidine‑induced autophagy and alpha‑ketoglutarate modulation. Finally, they offered a tiered protocol recommending spermidine supplementation and targeted lipid‑lowering therapies for individuals with elevated LinAge risk components.
ISS Leak Forces Temporary Safe Haven Procedures
A pressure leak was detected in the Zvezda service module’s PrK transfer tunnel on the ISS, prompting Roscosmos to pause ongoing structural repairs for further data collection. NASA responded by ending the Dragon crew’s temporary safe‑haven procedures, allowing astronauts to...
Best Amazon Brand Management Agencies for Brands Expanding to Amazon in 2026
The article ranks the top Amazon brand‑management agencies for 2026, highlighting services such as inventory forecasting, PPC, SEO, Buy Box protection, and A+ content. Olifand Digital leads with a senior‑led, full‑service model, a $2,000‑per‑month minimum, and a 60‑day money‑back guarantee....
Silent Ransom Group (SRG): Switching To DNS Fast Flux Infrastructure
Resecurity has disclosed the Silent Ransom Group’s (SRG) global Fast Flux DNS infrastructure, revealing nodes in Latin America, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Middle East, Africa, East Asia and the Caribbean. The FBI’s recent advisory warns that SRG, also known...
Willow Raises $7M Seed to Give Enterprises Full Oversight and Control over the AI Agents Now Running Loose Inside Their...
Israeli startup Willow emerged from stealth with a $7 million seed round led by Hetz Ventures and backed by Wix’s co‑founder. The platform gives enterprises visibility and granular control over AI agents—such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini—accessing internal systems via a marketplace...
Instacart and Rakuten Operations Chiefs Say AI-Era “Reinvention Exhaustion” Is Wearing Out the Executives Behind Seamless Delivery
At Fortune’s COO Summit, Instacart’s operations chief Tom Maguire and Rakuten International COO Adrienne Down Coulson warned that executives are experiencing “reinvention exhaustion” as AI forces rapid transformation. They highlighted that the same leaders who navigated restructurings, COVID‑19 disruptions, and geopolitical...
How Many Times Should You Audit Your Site for SEO?
Most Shopify merchants should conduct a comprehensive SEO and AI visibility audit twice a year, with a quick spot check each quarter. Stores that publish weekly content or manage large product catalogs need full audits every three months. Audits must...
Amazon Expands Its Under-30-Minute UK Delivery to Manchester and Birmingham and Adds Same-Day Fresh Groceries in London
Amazon is extending its under‑30‑minute Amazon Now service to Manchester and Birmingham, while launching a same‑day fresh‑grocery option for London shoppers. Prime members receive free delivery on orders over £20 (about $25), and non‑members pay a $7.60 fee. The grocery...
Edge Computing Brings AI Closer to Material Handling, Explains Toyota Automated Logistics
Toyota Automated Logistics highlighted at the Robotics Summit & Expo how edge computing is moving AI processing from the cloud to the warehouse floor. By placing vision and analytics on edge devices, companies can detect pallet damage, track high‑value inventory,...
Micro-Cap 'War Unicorn' Merlin Soars After Advancing AI Pilot For C-130 Military Plane
Merlin, a micro‑cap defense startup, announced that its AI‑powered autonomous flight software for the C‑130J Super Hercules has passed the Critical Design Review, clearing the path for formal aircraft‑level testing with U.S. Special Operations Command. The software, described as an...
Fish-Scale Sensor Gives Robots a Better Sense of Touch
Researchers have unveiled a fish‑scale‑inspired giant piezocapacitive sensor that dramatically boosts tactile sensitivity for soft robotic grippers. The rigid PZT “scales” on a silicone substrate create air‑gap‑driven electric‑field gating, delivering a 177‑fold capacitance increase during bending. The device resolves 0.005°...
ISS Astronauts Told To Prepare For Possible Evacuation As Air Leak Worsens
NASA announced that astronauts aboard the International Space Station have moved into SpaceX’s Dragon capsule and are on high alert for a possible evacuation after the Zvezda service module’s transfer tunnel leak worsened. The crack‑filled PrK tunnel now loses about...
Launch of Most Powerful Ariane 6 to Date Set for 17 June
Arianespace will launch the first Ariane 64 equipped with upgraded P160C solid‑fuel boosters on 17 June, carrying 36 Amazon low‑Earth‑orbit satellites. The P160C adds roughly 14 tonnes of propellant, boosting total booster load to about 160 tonnes and lifting payload capacity by roughly 12 percent....
Glooko Introduces the First and Only Pump Settings EHR Integration to Bring Insulin Pump Data Directly Into Clinical Workflows
Glooko announced the launch of its Insulin Pump Settings EHR Integration, a device‑agnostic feature that streams critical pump configuration data directly into electronic health record flowsheets. The integration consolidates up to 24 data points—basal rates, carb ratios, sensitivity factors and...
The Fitbit Air's Sleep Tracking Is Trying to Keep Me Up at Night
The author tested the Fitbit Air’s sleep tracking alongside an Apple Watch running Sleep++. While baseline metrics align, the Fitbit’s Google Health app aborts sleep scoring after any brief wake, initially delivering a poor sleep score. The app later retroactively...