In late May, Neil Rimer said something during a sit-down I had with him in Athens that I haven’t been able to shake. At a vibrant new tech festival in the city, talking
Breeding crops for thousands of years has narrowed genetic diversity into tight corridors, delivering steady gains—yet today progress is slowing. Heritability-based expectations often suggest more hidden variance should exist, but breeding programmes struggle
A new cross-sectional study published in BMC Geriatrics reports a detailed, data-driven look at how physical health measures differ among people grouped by fall risk. The work, led by Banarjee, Lafontant, and Suarez
Flow batteries are gaining attention as a practical route to storing renewable electricity, addressing a central barrier to the clean-energy transition: the absence of large-scale, durable energy-storage systems. Among the most promising designs
