Musasizi opens the 10th Economic Growth Forum, advocating for evidence-based reforms.
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Good sleep habits in middle age may help people stay in the workforce longer, research suggests.
Researchers found that sexual fantasies may reveal personality traits, with neurotic individuals having more fantasies and conscientious people having fewer.
A Chinese maglev train broke its own world record for acceleration, reaching 800 km/h in 5.3 seconds.
The UN calls for urgent action to protect children from online information risks.
Missouri plant converts old wind turbine blades into cement feedstock.
Science must reinforce its social contract to maintain public trust and funding.
CheckVLA enhances robot manipulation verification with modest latency overhead and clean modularity.
A neuroscientist claims that schools are creating anxious adults by prioritizing grades over well-being and curiosity.
Claude Code startup flaw exposes files silently due to a weakness in processing symbolic links.
Wildfires sweep across southern France, forcing thousands to evacuate as firefighters battle the blazes.
Researchers urge expanding controlled burns to protect giant sequoias from wildfires.
Researchers increasingly rely on AI for tasks like gathering information and editing manuscripts, with nearly half using it frequently.
Astronomers detected no alien signals on exoplanet K2-18b, only cosmic silence.
Anthropic faces intensifying competition as open-source AI models match its capabilities at 23 times lower cost, forcing enterprises to adopt hybrid strategies that combine cheaper open models with premium services, reshaping the competitive landscape.
Prabowo launches B50 biodiesel program to benefit Indonesian farmers and boost national energy resilience.
CROSSDIVE 2026 will examine India's next decade, shifting focus from forecasts to foresight.
Researchers find good sleep habits in middle age may help people work longer.
Bangladesh farmers demand seed policy reform to protect native seeds and farmers' rights.
Scientists protest in Buenos Aires against President Milei's funding cuts to science and technology.
Researchers confirm that speaking to pets in a baby-like tone has benefits, including grabbing attention and signaling friendliness.
Fewer than 10 giant Australian cuttlefish arrived in 2026, baffling scientists.
Chilean researchers develop a biological technology to extend strawberry shelf life using genetically improved yeast.
A 2006 fish specimen is recognized as a new species nearly two decades later after reexamination.
Argentine President Javier Milei accuses students, professors, and researchers of being disguised terrorists.
Researchers mapped 5,600km of Canada's coast, finding kelp forests persisted in colder waters.
Chile's Chiloe Island community restored forests and watersheds to end drought.
Dr. Phil claims he saw secret UFO files, alleging a government cover-up and potential widespread panic if revealed.
Americans seeking affordable healthcare abroad face a hidden challenge evaluating quality across different systems.
Researchers are largely satisfied with AI tools for content discovery, citing benefits like source support and accuracy.
Scientists turn air filters into DNA collectors to detect viruses and track wildlife by analyzing tiny particles trapped inside.
Researchers are building global data banks to detect and track mental health issues using digital phenotyping from mobile and wearable devices.
GASTAT launches a survey to measure Saudi Arabia's digital economy and collect relevant data.
RGNUL Punjab's Centre for Competition and Consumer Protection Law issues a call for blogs on contemporary issues in competition law and consumer protection.
Maintaining good sleep habits in middle age helps people stay in the workforce longer, research suggests.
Researchers are developing invisible watermarks to identify AI-generated content across articles, images, and videos, helping platforms and journalists combat misinformation while preserving normal appearance, though the technology faces challenges from manipulation and removal attempts.
Jordan's government pursued energy diversification and domestic source reliance over five decades to achieve security amid geopolitical volatility, yet this transition created unequal benefits across society, with competing political and economic interests influencing policy outcomes.
The UN warns that AI regulation is failing to keep pace with risks facing children and youth.
The UN calls for urgent action to protect children from online information risks.
WHO prepares health systems as climate forces people to relocate.
Researchers warn that erectile dysfunction drug tadalafil may increase glaucoma risk by a third.
AI doctors and viral trends can spread false health claims, making them seem credible to millions of social media users.
Experts believe factory farming spreads food poisoning disease through densely populated chicken flocks.
Charles Darwin notes that ignorance often breeds confidence, while knowledge fosters humility and curiosity.
Trump's administration redirects billions from universities to individual scientists and AI projects to counter China's growing innovation.
Scientists hear bird sounds beneath solar panels at a Netherlands floating farm, suggesting birds may be nesting there.
Researchers found no evidence linking mobile phone use to brain cancer in a new study analyzing reviews commissioned by the World Health Organization.
Making People “Illegal”: When Immigration Administration Becomes Immigration Policy
Siblings raised together develop different personalities due to genetic, environmental, and social differences.
