• Tue, February 11, 2025

by: TechCrunch

Google leads $230M convertible note for Boston quantum computing startup QuEra

Quantum computing, long relegated to the realm of theoretical, feels like it is back on the agenda as a potentially viable alternative to the expensive

by: kq2

SJSD administrators give update on 2024 bond projects

St. Joseph School District administrators provided an update Monday night on the ongoing projects stemming from the passage of the April 2024 Bond issue.

by: QNS

Ridgewood's PS68 Q students take a trip to the Intrepid Museum funded by Council Member Holden

PS68 Q Elementary School in Ridgewood is buzzing with excitement after a successful partnership with Cultural After School Adventures

by: MassLive

Harvard warns 'discovery of new treatments would slow' under NIH funding cuts

In fiscal year 2024, 219 organizations in Massachusetts received approximately $3.46 billion in National Institutes of Health funding to support 5,783 research projects.

by: Graphic

Meet Ephraim Oracca-Tetteh, Overall best student of UG's 2025 Congregation with perfect 4.0 FGPA

Ephraim Ayeh Oracca-Tetteh has made history as the Overall Best Student of the University of Ghana's February 2025 Congregation, graduating with a perfect Final Grade Point Average (FGPA) of 4.0.

by: Billboard

SXSW Unveils More Keynote and Featured Speakers, Including Issa Rae, Conan O'Brien and Kevin Bacon

South by Southwest has announced new keynotes and its latest round of featured speakers, including Issa Rae, Conan O'Brien and Kevin Bacon.

by: Firstpost

China builds economic fortress as US trade pressure mounts: Report

China is ramping up self-sufficiency in key industries like EVs, semiconductors, and AI to counter US trade restrictions, though challenges in chip production and global market tensions persist.

by: Telefonica

2025: International Year of Quantum Science and Technology

But to return to the subject at hand, quantum science and technology, the United Nations proclaimed - in resolution A/RES/78/287 of 7 June 2024 - the year 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. The above-mentioned resolution sets out the various reasons for this designation.

by: DualShockers

Strongest Diplomats in Civilization VII

Trade, alliances, deception—these Civ 7 leaders master diplomacy in every form. If you want global control without conflict, here's who to pick

by: PCMag

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science Is a Grim One

When you search International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the knowledge panel on Google calls it a "celebration" of women in STEM, but in 2025 it's far from a jubilant affair. A concerted push from the Trump administration to remove DEI initiatives is quickly sidelining women in science and technology.

by: ScienceAlert

Volcanoes Could Reveal Where to Dig Minerals For Future Energy Technology

About 400 kilometres northwest of Sydney, just south of Dubbo, lies a large and interesting body of rock formed around 215 million years ago by erupting volcanoes.

by: KUOW

Trump canceled the 'National Nature Assessment.' Scientists want to publish it anyway

After months of work, a group of scientists were close to publishing a U.S. government study called the National Nature Assessment. Experts in various fields had measured the relative health of lands,

by: MSN

Andhra Pradesh planning work from home 'in a big way', says CM Naidu

Andhra Pradesh is emphasizing 'Work From Home' to boost workforce participation, particularly for women. Leveraging the Andhra Pradesh IT & GCC Policy 4.0, the state aims to create IT office spaces across cities and towns.

by: MSN

Social chatbots can effectively alleviate loneliness and social anxiety

A recent study has found that social chatbots, an interactive form of artificial intelligence (AI), are effective in alleviating feelings of loneliness and social anxiety in university students. The study is published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research.

by: Firstpost

China is building economy fortress amid rising US trade pressures: Report

China is ramping up self-sufficiency in key industries like EVs, semiconductors, and AI to counter US trade restrictions, though challenges in chip production and global market tensions persist.

by: MSN

SXSW Adds Issa Rae, Joe Manganiello, Conan O'Brien, Kevin Bacon & More Speakers To Lineup

SXSW has announced new keynotes and featured speakers for its 39th edition. Keynote additions include Insecure's Issa Rae, Signal President Meredith Whittaker, and the duo of actor Joe Manganiello and Ben Lamm,

by: MSN

Kiryn Hoffman on Leading the National Children's Museum

Kiryn Hoffman takes over as the CEO of the National Children's Museum. Kiryn Hoffman, the new CEO of the National Children's Museum (@nationalchildrensmuseum), believes her institution provides what the world needs most: a joyful and safe environment to explore science,

by: MSN

Decoding Shenzhen's tree growth seasons using smart remote sensing

In a leap for urban ecology, researchers have unveiled a cutting-edge method to dynamically estimate seasonal tree heights in Shenzhen. By seamlessly integrating multi-source remote sensing data with advanced machine learning algorithms,

by: MSN

CT Students To Talk With Astronauts Aboard International Space Station In Rare Space Q&A

Students in one Connecticut town will get a rare chance to hear directly from NASA astronauts aboard the International Space Station. The Rocky Hill Library will host the talk between astronauts and kids in Kindergarten through 12th grade,

by: MSN

Improved QR code format could quash phishing attacks by notifying users where they're heading

The ubiquitous QR ("quick response") codes that appear on everything from parking pay stations to soda cans and promotional flyers have become an increasingly popular target for cybercriminals to exploit through QR code-based phishing attacks,

by: MSN

Where should we look for new metals critical for green energy technology? Volcanoes may point the way

About 400 kilometers northwest of Sydney, just south of Dubbo, lies a large and interesting body of rock formed around 215 million years ago by erupting volcanoes.

by: MSN

Tripura sends 4 DPRs to Centre for bamboo plantation drive to mitigate climate change

The Tripura Minister of Science and Technology Department, Animesh Debbarma, today, February 11 said that four detailed project reports have already been sent to the Centre for the massive plantation

by: MSN

Open University of Kenya Introduces 18 New Programs Including Free Courses

The Open University of Kenya (OUK) has launched 18 new courses open for all students. The new courses include 10 academic degree programs and eight professional development courses, some of which are free of charge.

by: MSN

Andhra government planning 'work from home' for women, says CM Chandrababu Naidu

Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu expressed hope that these initiatives will foster greater workforce participation from women professionals.

by: MSN

On Campus: Great Feats By College Students From Ellington And Somers

Here are some recent notable accomplishments by local college students, as provided by readMedia Newswire. More great feats will be noted as they are received in the coming weeks. College of Charleston,

by: MSN

How Ages work in Civilization 7

Civilization 7 introduces a new way to advance your civilization through time called ages. We'll help you get with the times and understand this new system.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbo

by: MSN

Des Moines Public Schools launches huge plan to reshape district. Some schools will close.

Reimagining Education aims to reshape the district over the next 10 years and is part of a larger move by officials to overhaul Des Moines schools in the face of declining enrollm

by: MSN

New 3D Model for Gastric Cancer Research

A novel 3D bioprinted gastric cancer model using patient-derived tissues predicts drug responses, enhancing personalized treatment and reducing side effects.
  • Wed, February 12, 2025

by: SiliconRepublic

Silicon photonics: A light way to lower data centre energy needs?

As AI tech guzzles more and more energy, Dr Yating Wan and her team aim to provide light relief with their quantum solution.

by: CNN

'World's first' lab-grown meat for pets launches in the UK

In what's been called a world first, consumers in the UK are now able to buy a pet treat made with lab-grown meat. The treat contains plant-based ingredients and 4% chicken meat cultivated in a lab by Meatly,

by: NDTV

Planning To Study In Japan? Check Out This Scholarship

By providing financial and academic support, the program ensures that students gain immersive cultural and linguistic exposure in Japan.

by: Firstpost

Modi in France: AI declaration, new consulate and nuclear reactor partnership; key outcomes of 2-day visit

PM Modi's trip to France, which is on its last leg, was a culmination of the advanced India-France relationship as he shared decisive moments with President Macron, a sign of growing friendship with P

by: Variety

TikTok's Discover List 2025: Dasha, Reece Feldman, the Rapping Chef and More Creators Making a Global Impact (EXCLUSIVE)

TikTok has unveiled its Discover List for 2025, featuring 50 creators from around the world who are redefining culture and making a positive impact.

by: Forbes

Bridging Technical Innovation And Market Success: A Business Development Guide For Deep Tech

For tech startups, the path from innovation to market success often presents a critical challenge: transforming deep technical expertise into a scalable business model.

by: Yahoo

Trump Moves to Cut Research Funding

The administration announced late last week a new cap that would cut billions of research cost funding provided by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to universities and medical research institutions across the country.

by: manilatimes

Onward and Upward, Zoomlion Kicks Off 2025 with Delivery of Over 10,000 Units, Valued at US$782 Million

Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co., Ltd. ('Zoomlion'; 1157.HK), a global leader in construction machinery, has marked a strong start to 2025 with its first major delivery event held at Zoomlion Smart Industrial City's headquarters research building on February 7,

by: MSN

Dire situation at top science school

The House of Representatives last week voted to pass on third and final reading a bill that seeks to expand the number of schools under the Philippine Science High School System (PSHS), an urgent measure that should breeze through the notoriously snail-paced legislative process to immediately become law.

by: MSN

Chance of 'city-killing' meteor smashing Earth rises as 'planetary defence' team formed

China is assembling a 'planetary defence' team to monitor asteroids as fears grow over the 2024 YR4 asteroid, which is estimated to be 40 to 90 metres wide, impacting with Earth

by: MSN

The most stupid TikTok trend of all time is here - and it's incredibly dangerous

Created with a particular focus on the Gen Z and young Millennial audience, it's fun, it's original, it captures the mood and tells the untold angle to the big global stories across news, viral trends, politics, celebrities, sport, science, tech and ...

by: MSN

On DeepSeek's shock waves: A conversation with Ha Jung-woo, Korea's leading AI expert

Open-source AI is a battle for national security and technological dominance. It enables the integration of diverse datasets for application in new industries and services and can lead to ecosystem dominance,

by: MSN

Learning Curve: See which programs draw the most Houston community college students

General studies and liberal arts, which allow students to easily transfer many basic course requirements, rank as the top local programs.

by: MSN

Cusat stampede: SoE students come out in support of faculty

KOCHI: Students of the School of Engineering (SoE) at Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat) have gone public, seeking attention from the university authorities regarding various issues that have been plaguing the department over the years.

by: MSN

Top chip designer Sun Nan leaves US and finds 'room to play' in China

Tsinghua University chip expert Sun Nan's return to China went largely unnoticed in the wave of Chinese scientists returning from abroad - that is, until last week, when the prestigious university in Beijing put a social media spotlight on the professor who has helped create more than 50 cutting-edge chips in a little over four years.

by: MSN

Scientists discover brain mechanism behind nicotine withdrawal

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 22% of the global population smokes, with more than 9 million smoking-related deaths reported annually. Effective treatments to alleviate nicotine withdrawal symptoms caused by smoking cessation are essential for successful smoking

by: MSN

An underwater city by 2027: this crazy project funded by a mysterious anonymous investor ?

A futuristic habitat 260 feet (80 meters) below the ocean's surface, where scientists live and work for weeks... This is no longer science fiction, but the Deep project, currently under

by: MSN

Merck Foundation Marks International Day of Girls & Women in Science Through Their MARS Awards

India], February 12: Merck Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Merck KGaA Germany, marks 'International Day of Girls and Women in Science 2025' together with African First Ladies, and their partners like African Ministries of Health,

by: MSN

STEMM without women? A lost opportunity for science and innovation

Translating increased women's enrollment in STEMM to greater participation of women in research needs a supportive ecosystem.

by: MSN

10 engineering colleges in India for pursuing BTech without JEE Main 2025 score

With JEE Main results out, many students explore engineering colleges that do not require JEE Main scores for BTech admission. Institutions like BITS Pilani, NSUT, Manipal Institute of Technology, and VIT offer alternative admission routes through their own or state-level exams.

New 3D Model for Gastric Cancer Research

A novel 3D bioprinted gastric cancer model using patient-derived tissues predicts drug responses, enhancing personalized treatment and reducing side effects.
The article from MSN discusses a groundbreaking development in gastric cancer research where scientists from the University of Cambridge have created a new 3D model of the stomach lining. This model, known as a gastric organoid, replicates the complex structure of the human stomach, providing a more accurate platform for studying gastric cancer. Traditional 2D cell cultures and animal models have limitations in mimicking human conditions, but this 3D model allows for better understanding of how cancer develops, progresses, and responds to treatments. The organoids are derived from human stem cells, which can be manipulated to simulate various stages of cancer development. This advancement not only enhances the study of gastric cancer but also has potential applications in personalized medicine, where treatments could be tailored based on the specific characteristics of a patient's tumor. The model's ability to closely mimic the human stomach environment could lead to more effective therapies and a deeper understanding of the disease's mechanisms.

Read the Full MSN Article at:
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/science/biochemistry/new-3d-model-for-gastric-cancer-research/ar-AA1yNG8b

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