Winter Illness Plans Start With the Family Doctor
Health services are asking households to plan winter illness care around their family doctor and pharmacist first, publishing clear guidance on.
Open Source Maintainers Get a Funding Model That Sticks
A funding scheme that pays open source maintainers through the companies depending on their libraries has renewed for a second year, with more.
Ocean Acidification Study Tracks Shellfish Larvae Survival Rates
Marine scientists tracking shellfish larvae in increasingly acidic coastal waters have found survival depends heavily on local conditions such as.
City Bus Network Adds Routes to Serve Growing Suburbs
City transit officials have unveiled an expanded bus network designed to connect growing suburbs with downtown jobs, schools and hospitals more.
Forecasting Future Regret Leads to Better Decisions
People who systematically forecast their future regret before deciding, imagining how each option will feel in a year, make choices they later.
New Telescope Array Sharpens the Hunt for Fast Radio Bursts
A new array of radio telescopes has begun pinpointing fast radio bursts with far greater precision, locating the millisecond flashes to specific.
Small Firms Face Big Cyber Risks — and the Basics Still Work
Cyber criminals have done the arithmetic that many small firms have not: a business with twenty staff and no dedicated IT department is a softer.
Clearer Crypto Rules Push the Market Towards Maturity
The cryptocurrency market is entering a less theatrical phase as licensing regimes in major economies turn what was once a regulatory grey zone.
Open-Source AI Models Are Closing the Gap With the Giants
Not long ago, the distance between the best proprietary AI models and the best open ones was measured in years. Today it is measured in months,
Five Paid Subscriptions a Student Can Replace With Free Tools
Student budgets and subscription pricing were never going to get along. The good news is that the free tier of the software world has quietly become