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  • newBuild a Random Background Color Changer with JavaScript
    Hey everyone I have created a Random Background Color Changer using JavaScript. This is a fun beginner-friendly project that changes the background color of the webpage every time you click a button.What I DidCreated a simple HTML page with a bu…
    - 6 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 11:08am -
  • newJavaScript Project: Random Hex Color Generator
    HTML SetupUsed a simple HTML structure with a <button> inside a centered <div> container.Title is set as ColorFlipper.CSS StylingFull height body with no margin.Flexbox (display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;) to cent…
    - 14 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 11:00am -
  • newThe AI Revolution in Education
    In a classroom in Putnam County, Tennessee, something remarkable is happening. Lance Key, a Future Ready VITAL Support Specialist, watches as his students engage with what appears to be magic. They're not just using computers or tablets—they're col…
    - 14 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 11:00am -
  • newMeet Surveilr: The SQL-First Platform That Turns Any Resource Into Compliance Gold
    Part 1 of 6 in the "Surveilr Deep Dive" seriesPicture this: It's Monday morning, and your organization is facing a compliance audit. The auditors want to know about every file that contains sensitive data, every email with external attachments,…
    - 15 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 10:59am -
  • newThe Complete Guide to AI-SEO in 2026
    🔥 The Complete Guide to AI-SEO in 2026: 6 Factors That Matter MostAI search engines like Google SGE (Search Generative Experience), Perplexity, and ChatGPT Browse are changing the way people consume information.Instead of clicking links, users…
    - 25 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 10:49am -
  • newCómo optimicé mi portfolio con Astro
    Hace unas semanas decidí migrar mi portfolio de React a Astro. La decisión no fue fácil, pero los resultados han superado mis expectativas. Te cuento mi experiencia y las optimizaciones que implementé. ¿Por qué migrar a Astro?Mi po…
    - 26 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 10:48am -
  • newBuild an AI Chatbot with OpenAI API and Node.js: Complete Guide
    A practical tutorial to create an intelligent chatbot using Node.js, Express, and OpenAI API — including frontend integration and deployment.👉 Read here
    - 28 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 10:46am -
  • newThe Manager's Playbook: Simple, Daily Habits to Radically Improve Team Engagement
    Being a good manager is not about having all the answers. It’s not about being the smartest person in the room. A good manager is someone who helps their team do great work. They are a person who creates a space where people feel happy and valued…
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  • newHTML5 Semantic Elements: Enhancing Webpage Structure and Accessibility
    Learn how semantic tags improve structure, SEO, and accessibility — complete with examples and best practices.👉 Read here
    - 30 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 10:44am -
  • newThe App of many opinions.
    Ok this project is built to eventually be submitted to the Real-Time AI Agent Challenge. This web application pulls news headlines, it is given to an LLM that is tweaked to exhibit different view points. After this it gets sent as a post on the ap…
    - 30 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 10:44am -
  • newFrom Assistants to Autonomous Agents: How Agentic AI Is Accelerating Enterprise Automation and Intelligent Decision-Making
    IntroductionEnterprises today are facing a new inflection point. The first wave of AI, such as chatbots, assistants, and language models, brought efficiency but still relied on constant human input. This era is now giving way to something…
    - 30 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 10:44am -
  • newStep-by-Step Guide to Translating Documents Online Without Breaking Formatting
    If you’ve ever uploaded a PDF or Word file into a simple translator, you’ve seen the results:Tables scatter across the page.Numbering in contracts breaks.Headings vanish.Citations disappear.That’s why document translation is about more…
    - 33 mins ago 26 Aug 25, 10:41am -

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  • newThe common cold’s unexpected superpower against COVID
    A nationwide study found that recent colds caused by rhinoviruses can give short-term protection against COVID-19. Children benefit most, as their immune systems react strongly with antiviral defenses, helping explain their lower rates of severe illn…
    - 2 hours ago 26 Aug 25, 8:54am -
  • new9 in 10 Australian Teachers Are Stressed to Breaking Point
    Australian teachers are in crisis, with 9 in 10 experiencing severe stress and nearly 70% saying their workload is unmanageable. A major UNSW Sydney study found teachers suffer depression, anxiety, and stress at rates three to four times higher than…
    - 3 hours ago 26 Aug 25, 8:08am -
  • newCommon painkillers like Advil and Tylenol supercharge antibiotic resistance
    Painkillers we often trust — ibuprofen and acetaminophen — may be quietly accelerating one of the world’s greatest health crises: antibiotic resistance. Researchers discovered that these drugs not only fuel bacterial resistance on their own but…
    - 4 hours ago 26 Aug 25, 7:00am -
  • newMaui’s fires drove a 67% jump in deaths. Most went uncounted
    Researchers uncovered that the Maui wildfires caused a spike in deaths far higher than reported, with hidden fatalities linked to fire, smoke, and lack of medical access. They warn that prevention rooted in Native Hawaiian ecological knowledge is cri…
    - 7 hours ago 26 Aug 25, 3:57am -
  • newOcean air may add years to your life, research shows
    Living near the ocean may actually help you live longer. A new nationwide study found that people in coastal regions enjoy life expectancies a year or more above the U.S. average, while city dwellers near inland rivers and lakes may face shorter life…
    - 8 hours ago 26 Aug 25, 3:36am -
  • newForgotten rock in Japan reveals 220-million-year-old ichthyosaur fossil
    A chance glance at a museum display has led to the first-ever discovery of an ichthyosaur fossil in western Japan, dating back around 220 million years. Initially mistaken for a common bivalve fossil, the specimen was revealed to contain 21 bone frag…
    - 8 hours ago 26 Aug 25, 3:17am -
  • new500-million-year-old “squid” were actually ferocious worms
    A stunning discovery in North Greenland has reclassified strange squid-like fossils, revealing that nectocaridids were not early cephalopods but ancestors of arrow worms. Preserved nervous systems and unique anatomical features provided the breakthro…
    - 20 hours ago 25 Aug 25, 3:14pm -
  • newThe Higgs boson just revealed a new secret at the Large Hadron Collider
    Scientists at CERN’s ATLAS experiment have uncovered compelling evidence of Higgs bosons decaying into muons, an incredibly rare event that could deepen our understanding of how particles acquire mass. They also sharpened their ability to detect th…
    - 20 hours ago 25 Aug 25, 2:52pm -
  • newGoogle’s quantum computer just simulated the hidden strings of the Universe
    Scientists using Google’s quantum processor have taken a major step toward unraveling the deepest mysteries of the universe. By simulating fundamental interactions described by gauge theories, the team showed how particles and the invisible “stri…
    - 21 hours ago 25 Aug 25, 2:28pm -
  • Eating meat may protect against cancer, landmark research shows
    A large study of nearly 16,000 adults found no link between eating animal protein and higher death risk. Surprisingly, higher animal protein intake was associated with lower cancer mortality, supporting its role in a balanced, health-promoting diet.
    - 1 day ago 25 Aug 25, 9:49am -
  • Artificial sweeteners could soon taste just like sugar
    Scientists have identified compounds that block bitter taste receptors activated by saccharin and acesulfame K. The most promising is (R)-(-)-carvone, which reduces bitterness without the cooling side effect of menthol, potentially making sugar-free…
    - 1 day ago 25 Aug 25, 9:21am -
  • A hidden sugar source in ketchup, salad dressing, and toothpaste
    UBC researchers revealed that gut bacteria can digest cellulose-based food thickeners, once thought indigestible, by using enzymes activated by natural dietary fibers. This discovery suggests these common additives may play a more active role in our…
    - 1 day ago 25 Aug 25, 8:35am -
  • Scientists turn spin loss into energy, unlocking ultra-low-power AI chips
    Scientists have discovered that electron spin loss, long considered waste, can instead drive magnetization switching in spintronic devices, boosting efficiency by up to three times. The scalable, semiconductor-friendly method could accelerate the dev…
    - 1 day ago 25 Aug 25, 8:11am -
  • Scientists crack a 60-year-old quantum mystery
    Physicists have built a novel superconducting platform that mimics hidden vortex states once thought unobservable. Their "backdoor" method overcomes experimental limits, letting them control quantum behavior on demand. The discovery could pave the wa…
    - 1 day ago 25 Aug 25, 5:56am -
  • Scientists discover a strange new magnet that bends light like magic
    Researchers cracked the mystery of altermagnets, materials with no net magnetization yet strange light-reflecting powers, by creating a new optical measurement method. Their findings confirmed altermagnetism in an organic crystal and opened doors to…
    - 1 day ago 25 Aug 25, 5:51am -
  • Scientists discover flaws that make electronics faster, smarter, and more efficient
    Defects in spintronic materials, once seen as limitations, may now be key to progress. Chinese researchers discovered that imperfections can enhance orbital currents, unlocking more efficient, low-power devices that outperform traditional approaches.
    - 1 day ago 25 Aug 25, 3:55am -
  • Scientists supercharge solar power 15x with black metal tech
    A Rochester team engineered a new type of solar thermoelectric generator that produces 15 times more power than earlier versions. By enhancing heat absorption and dissipation rather than tweaking semiconductor materials, they dramatically improved ef…
    - 1 day ago 25 Aug 25, 3:42am -
  • Extinct human relatives left a genetic gift that helped people thrive in the Americas
    Scientists have discovered that a gene called MUC19, inherited from Denisovans through ancient interbreeding, may have played a vital role in helping Indigenous ancestors adapt as they migrated into the Americas. Found at unusually high frequencies i…
    - 2 days ago 24 Aug 25, 3:11pm -
  • Your brain works overtime at night to burn fat and prevent sugar crashes
    Researchers uncovered that hypothalamic neurons safeguard blood sugar overnight by directing fat breakdown, preventing hypoglycemia during early sleep. This subtle control system may explain abnormal metabolism in prediabetes.
    - 2 days ago 24 Aug 25, 2:41pm -
  • Why irregular sleep puts heart failure patients in danger
    Researchers discovered that heart failure patients with inconsistent sleep patterns were more than twice as likely to experience serious setbacks within six months. The risk remained high even when accounting for sleep disorders and other conditions.…
    - 2 days ago 24 Aug 25, 2:20pm -

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  • newHaving a Purpose in Life Linked to Lower Dementia Risk
    A new study of over 13,000 adults found that having a strong sense of purpose in life is linked to a reduced risk of dementia. Those with higher purpose were 28% less likely to develop cognitive impairment, even when accounting for genetic risk and o…
    - 16 hours ago 25 Aug 25, 7:31pm -
  • newHead Injuries Linked to Higher Risk of Brain Cancers
    A large study of more than 75,000 people has found that moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) is linked to an increased risk of malignant brain tumors. Within 3–5 years of injury, 0.6% of patients with significant TBIs developed tumors—…
    - 16 hours ago 25 Aug 25, 7:04pm -
  • newBrain Activity Pattern Linked to Self-Preoccupation and Anxiety
    A new study identifies a brain activity pattern that signals self-preoccupied thinking, a trait associated with anxiety and depression. In experiments, the pattern appeared during mental breaks and predicted when people would soon turn their thoughts…
    - 16 hours ago 25 Aug 25, 6:48pm -
  • Personality Tests Like Myers-Briggs Can Mislead More Than Reveal
    Personality tests like Myers-Briggs promise insight and self-discovery but often fall short of scientific reliability. Their appeal lies in fulfilling our psychological drive for identity and belonging, but many rely on vague descriptions that exploi…
    - 2 days ago 24 Aug 25, 2:31pm -
  • Music After Learning Boosts Memory, But Only at the Right Emotion Level
    A new study reveals that listening to music immediately after an experience can enhance memory—if the emotional response is just right. Researchers found that volunteers who experienced moderate arousal while listening to music were better at recal…
    - 2 days ago 24 Aug 25, 1:25pm -
  • Omega-3s May Protect Against Daytime Sleepiness
    A new study has identified seven blood metabolites linked to excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS), a condition affecting one in three Americans. The findings show that both diet and hormones play a role, with omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids associated…
    - 2 days ago 24 Aug 25, 1:34am -
  • Human Speech Follows a Universal Rhythm Every 1.6 Seconds
    A large cross-linguistic study has revealed that human speech worldwide follows a universal rhythm, with intonation units appearing roughly every 1.6 seconds. These rhythmic chunks structure conversation, helping listeners track meaning, take turns,…
    - 3 days ago 23 Aug 25, 3:01pm -
  • New Drug Aims to Block Pain Without Addiction Risks
    Chronic pain affects millions, but opioid medications bring high risks of dependence and side effects. Researchers have now pinpointed specific neurons in the amygdala that make pain feel unpleasant, opening the door to drugs that ease suffering with…
    - 4 days ago 22 Aug 25, 1:27pm -
  • How Zepbound Targets the Brain and Pancreas
    A new imaging approach reveals how dual agonist drugs like tirzepatide act on the pancreas and brain to regulate blood sugar and appetite. Using fluorescent probes called daLUXendins, researchers visualized drug binding to insulin-producing beta cell…
    - 4 days ago 22 Aug 25, 12:56pm -
  • Brain Study Reveals Circuit Controlling Depression and Anxiety
    A new study identifies brain area 46 in the marmoset dorsolateral prefrontal cortex as a key regulator of mood-related behavior. When this region was inactivated, the animals showed less interest in rewards and heightened sensitivity to threats, mimi…
    - 4 days ago 22 Aug 25, 12:32pm -
  • How Stress Types Differently Impact Brain and Behavior
    Stress is a universal experience, but not all stress affects the brain in the same way. A new study in rats reveals that acute stress provokes anxiety-like behaviors, especially in males, while chronic stress is more strongly tied to depressive sympt…
    - 5 days ago 21 Aug 25, 8:59pm -
  • Nighttime Brain Activity Keeps Glucose Levels in Check
    A new study reveals that the brain actively maintains blood sugar stability during everyday life, not just during crises. Researchers identified VMHCckbr neurons in the hypothalamus that regulate glucose by promoting fat breakdown, especially during…
    - 5 days ago 21 Aug 25, 7:17pm -

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