Goodbye offices, welcome offices: what will "40% work" be like?
In all surveys, hybrid work conquers 90% of companies. But how will the presence in the offices of the future change?
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All grandparents: in 2050 they will be 25% of the planet, and they will change society
The age of grandparents has arrived: here's how it will revolutionize society, the world of work and childhood.
Universal Basic Income is civilization's lifeboat
How to save human civilization from the risks of technological progress? Universal Basic Income can be a lifeboat.
The best free PDF editors in 2023
The use of PDF files is now frequent in our lives, especially when we have to share a file and want it to maintain high quality once it reaches its destination. This popular format offers numerous benefits, such as the ability to be opened on any platform regardless of operating system, but editing text in a PDF without the help of software is still difficult. How to edit text in a PDF on Windows, Mac or mobile devices will no longer be a recurring problem… Read more
Boom of genetic testing for embryos: race for control for better or for worse
More and more couples are opting for genetic tests on their embryos, seeking some sort of insurance for their children's future health. However, there are serious ethical concerns.
Inhale, exhale, remember: the links between breath and memory are getting stronger and stronger
New research shows the vital role of breath in memory. Here's how it could lead to new treatments for cognitive decline.
Goodbye to animal testing thanks to "ethical" leather from bio 3D printers
A team of researchers from the University of São Paulo has demonstrated that bio 3D printers can create artificial skin valid for product testing, replacing animals.
New orthopedic implants protect against infection and breakdown
New “smart” coatings for orthopedic implants will be key to reducing infections and monitoring the patient's healing process.
Harvard scientist: “I have slowed down my aging”
David Sinclair, a professor of genetics at Harvard, claims to have reversed his aging with a 4-point "plan".
Goodbye gray hair: research reveals the mystery and prepares the cure
The cure for gray hair could be just a step away thanks to a new stem cell study
The shape of the heart can reveal the risk of heart disease
AI finds new dynamics for diagnostics, including heart shape: sphericity could indicate oncoming heart disease.
Aging, new studies: maybe we will be immortal, but not young
Science has taken steps to make us virtually immortal by stopping aging, but reversing it remains impossible.
The Kitchen of Terror: The Dark Side of Octopus Farming
A fishing company wants to open the first intensive octopus farm which raises strong doubts about its sustainability and morality.
Anxiety, a blood test can detect it and help doctors in treatment
The test will objectively detect the presence and severity of anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and other conditions
PET bottled water: a toxic infusion of microplastics?
No final proof, but many scientific "clues": we need to take action on PET bottled water, and quickly.
Let's get practical: here is the list of the best remote jobs
The pandemic, despite the crisis, has tried to teach us something about remote working: perhaps we haven't learned it, but the opportunities remain intact.
Mobile Living Space, Hyundai updates the vision of a future made of "mobile rooms"
The future of mobility for Hyundai is a fluid connection between immobile and mobile spaces: we will take parts of the house with us.
Low frequency ultrasound rejuvenates cells
The use of low-frequency ultrasound has reported the ability of cell division in aged human cells and in aged mice
Will we genetically “block” suicide?
A large US study identifies 4 key genes in psychological conditions that lead to an increased risk of suicide.
QBear, here is the "translator" from newborn to parent
The device detects four primary needs of a newborn and "translates" them for the parents, or acts autonomously to calm him
Social alarm, they make young and very young people hate their own bodies
Shocking data from an English survey: 45% of young people between 12 and 21 suffer negative consequences from the use of social media. Who takes responsibility for it?
