Researchers from MIT’s Department of Biology have developed a new computational method called FragFold, which shows promise for advancing biological research and therapeutic applications. The newly created tool represents a step forward in computational biology, offering scientists additional resources for understanding complex biological systems. According to the research team, FragFold’s capabilities could help address current […]
If your work teams are not performing as expected, it may not be due to laziness or a poor fit. Instead, it could be due to insufficient training, poor communication, or low workplace morale. Correcting these problems is crucial if you want to improve output and results. Building the “dream team” at work doesn’t happen […]
When repeated consistently, small actions can create profound changes in our lives. After watching Michelle’s recent talk about “stupidly small actions,” I’ve been reflecting on how these one-minute habits might transform my own daily routines. What struck me most was how these tiny interventions require almost no effort yet offer substantial rewards when practiced regularly. […]
New economic research reveals that public research and development (R&D) spending accounts for approximately one-quarter of U.S. productivity growth, generating enough tax revenue to cover its costs. This finding highlights the significant economic impact of government investment in scientific and technological advancement. The study demonstrates that federal R&D funding creates substantial returns for the American […]
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, born in Chicago, has been elected Pope Leo XIV, making history as the first American to lead the Catholic Church. The appointment came in 2023 following Pope Francis’s decision. The selection of an American pope marks a significant shift in the Catholic Church’s leadership, which European cardinals have historically dominated. Pope […]
A recent study has revealed a stark reality for aspiring homeowners across the United States: Americans now need an annual income of at least $114,000 to purchase a home at the national median price. This finding highlights the growing gap between wages and housing costs that continues to push homeownership out of reach for many […]
Finding the right tool to organize your academic life can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. After trying countless apps and paper planners, I’ve finally found a nice match in Notion. When I discovered Koi’s smart planner template, it completely changed how I approach my studies. The beauty of this system isn’t […]
Major publishing houses call for increased legal protections against artificial intelligence systems that use their content without permission or compensation. This growing concern comes as AI companies continue to train their models on vast amounts of published material, often without explicit authorization from content creators. The publishing industry, already facing significant economic challenges in the […]
A new fast-food establishment, BurgerBot, is making waves in the restaurant industry by employing robots instead of humans to prepare meals. The automated restaurant features robots that handle the entire burger assembly process without requiring breaks or time off. The restaurant offers “cold, hard efficiency” in food preparation, eliminating common human-related issues in food service. […]
A significant restoration project is currently underway for an 86-year-old film, breathing new life into this piece of cinema history. The extensive renovation aims to preserve the film’s original quality while making it accessible to modern audiences. The 1938 film represents an important chapter in cinematic history, created during the early era of sound films. […]
Angela Ruth
My name is Angela Ruth. I aim to help you learn how Calendar can help you manage your time, boost your productivity, and spend your days working on things that matter, both personally and professionally. Here's to improving all your calendars and becoming the person you are destined to become!