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28-year-old dies of brain stem stroke; organs donated

The kidneys, liver, heart valves and corneas of a 28-year-old youth from Gundlupet near here were donated to recipients listed for donations under Jeeva Sarthakathe. According to a press statement here, Rakesh, from Gundlupet, was brought to Apollo Hospitals in Mysuru on July 24 with giddiness. An initial CT scan…

The Hindu

Study suggests how neonatal stem cells from heart help in Crohn’s disease treatment

Crohn's disease-like ileitis, a condition marked by chronic intestinal inflammation and progressive tissue damage, researchers from Ann & Robert H Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago discovered that direct injection of neonatal mesenchymal stem cells, derived from heart tissue removed during surgery, reduces intestinal inflammation and promotes wound healing in a…

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Children must be protected from the influence of companies profiting from war

Primary and secondary schools are not the place for weapons manufacturers to be extending their reach

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Spherical 'minibrains' to be grown on the International Space Station

An upcoming resupply mission to the International Space Station will include stem cells destined to be grown into tiny, 3D models of the human brain.

LiveScience

'They Snapped It Back Into place' - Snedeker Details Gruesome Surgery That Saved His Career

After trying everything, including stem cell injections, Brandt Snedeker has detailed why he had a rare chest operation to save his career

Golf Monthly

A broken U.S. immigration system is helping foreign countries woo California's tech founders. The Golden State’s new global talent program could reverse the trend

As 'entrepreneurs in residence,' participants will collaborate with U.C. researchers, and the university will sponsor their work visas.

Fortune

Mysterious case of the 'Geneva patient,' the latest person in long-term remission from HIV, raises questions

A man entered long-term remission from HIV after a stem cell transplant, but unlike in previous, similar cases, the patient's transplant donor did not carry an HIV-resistant gene variant.

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Researchers have developed way to reprogramme bone marrow cells, study suggests

Bone marrow transplants can be used to treat blood cell cancers and sometimes to cure certain other disorders.

The Independent UK

T.N. Governor urges varsities and colleges to harness alumni potential

Gov. R.N. Ravi urges universities to engage alumni for student welfare. He suggests meaningful exchanges, inviting alumni to visit, and investing in research. He also encourages STEM programmes and creating Scopus indexed journals to spread language richness. 20 institutions, incl. IIT Madras & NIT Tiruchi, were felicitated.

The Hindu

Bank owners and citizens protest deterioration of the Iraqi dinar following US ban on Iraqi banks

Dozens of people have protested in front of the Central Bank of Iraq in Baghdad and bank owners called for official action to stem a sharp increase in the dollar exchange rate

The Independent UK

Jonas Vingegaard's bike: A custom yellow Cervelo S5 for the Tour champion

The Dane rode two custom-painted Cervelos during the Tour

Cycling News

Almost a third of working hours by STEM professionals can be automated by A.I., a new study finds

Just under 12 million people may need to find new jobs by 2030, according to forecasts.

Fortune

Synthetic human embryos could allow for research beyond the 14-day limit, but this raises ethical questions

On June 14, 2023, developmental biologist Magdalena Żernicka-Goetz presented her research on creating human embryos using stem cells at the 2023 annual meeting of the International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR).

The Conversation

How to deadhead roses – keep your plants blooming all summer long with these tips

The key to your most beautiful garden displays yet

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Homes & Gardens

How to propagate a rubber plant – and get more houseplants for free

Try this simple step-by-step guide for more greenery in your home

The Conversation

Urban planning is often overlooked as a career -- here are some ways to change that

When students at Hughes STEM High School in Cincinnati were asked back in 2016 what part of their school they’d like to improve, they identified Coy Field – an athletic field they use for baseball, softball, track and football.

Space

NASA to hunt deep space gamma-rays with new high-altitude balloon mission

NASA's new detector, known as ComPair, is slated to fly next month. The goal is to catch high-energy, invisible beams stemming from things like star explosions, supermassive black holes and gamma-ray bursts.

Cycling Weekly

The best bike tech of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift 2023

From special edition wheels to raised stems, here's what's being used at the race

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Toyota Foundation supporting new STEM initiatives in Fayette and Scott Counties

An almost six-million-dollar infusion of grant money will benefit Science, technology, engineering, and math in ten central Kentucky schools.

The Canberra Times

Questacon hopes to uncover science of love in adults-only date nights

Questacon is inviting Canberra couples to get down and dirty with STEM.

The Hindu

Making meat in the lab

Lab-cultured meat is a cleaner, better option than killing animals for meat. It is healthier, cheaper and has less environmental impact. In India, DBT has granted funds to research labs and private firms are producing it. It is made from stem cells of living animals, grown in petri dishes and…

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Gary Sheffield Jr. calls Paul Pierce a hater after his comments on Damian Lillard getting traded to the Heat

Sheffield argues that Pierce's negative perspective might stem from personal bitterness, likely due to his own experience with the Brooklyn Nets.

Zenger

Miss England Winner Graduates As Rocket Scientist, Aims To Inspire Women In STEM

Jessica Gagen, crowned Miss England, earns degree in Aerospace Engineering while advocating for more female engineers.

The Conversation

Mining the seabed for clean-tech minerals could destroy ecosystems. Will it get the green light?

A little-known organisation is meeting this week in a conference centre in Jamaica. The rules the International Seabed Authority (ISA) are drafting could have immense impact.

The Independent UK

Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon: “If only half of society is at the decision-making table, we’re not doing it properly”

Scientist and STEM campaigner Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE has been challenging stereotypes since she first took apart a VCR player as a child to find out how it worked. Here we explore her incredible achievements from child prodigy to Oxford scholar and President of the British Science Association, her lightbulb…

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