Over a year ago, a surgical team at NYU Langone Health performed the world’s first whole-eye and partial-face transplant for military veteran Aaron James.
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The 2024 Paris Olympics closed out on August 11, 2024, with new world records set in a number of events by very strong and dedicated athletes.
“I take notes like some people take drugs,” is what Tim Ferriss said in his blog on December 7, 2007. Notetaking in educational institutions has always been a staple of the student experience.
By forging a new method of creating superheavy elements, chemists may be on track to create element 120 starting in late 2025.
Growing up, if you were unable to sleep, there were several approaches you could adopt. You could count sheep, enjoy a glass of milk, or even journal.
With finals around the corner and as the end of the semester approaches, students brace themselves for one of the most challenging and stressful times of the academic year: finals week.
Watching live sports is a valuable pass time for people all over the world. Aside from providing unique entertainment, it allows people to connect with like-minded individuals and build relationships on a foundation of similar interests.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been taking the world by storm, and the latest addition to the AI landscape is the creation of Devin.
The brain is a fascinating organ that regulates movement and most of the hormone-based systems in the body. Much is still unknown about the way the brain functions and how it responds to changes in the environment.
Peter Higgs, the Nobel Prize-winning British theoretical physicist celebrated for his pioneering prediction of the Higgs boson, has passed away at the age of 94.