What do trees remember?

The Feanedock Oak stands out so clearly in Derbyshire's section of the National Forest, you'd think it was calling to you.
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Next in aerial autonomous weapons: 'Operator on the loop, but not in it'

Autonomous systems like YFQ‑44A can process sensor data and respond in milliseconds, far quicker than any pilot, which could ...
The Commonwealth Fund

The Causes and Impacts of Burnout Among Primary Care Physicians in 10 Countries

This survey brief examines factors contributing to burnout among primary care physicians in 10 countries and strategies to ...
Morning Overview on MSN

Scientists unlock new secrets of the great sphinx of giza

The Great Sphinx of Giza has never lacked for theories, but a new wave of research is replacing speculation with testable ...

History teaches us how to manage risk

Resilience begins with institutional memory, and in these modern times, we must learn from historical precedents ...
Morning Overview on MSN

What NASA learned after bombing a moving comet

When NASA set out to slam a spacecraft into a comet, the goal was not spectacle but data: a controlled impact that could peel back the outer layers of a primordial body and reveal what the early solar ...
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Kid’s paintings surprisingly similar to Jackson Pollock’s art

Children's paintings share key characteristics with famous artworks by expressionists such as Jackson Pollock, according to ...
Workplace Insight

Stress accounts for a quarter of UK short term workplace absence

Stress now accounts for more than a quarter of short term workplace absence, according to new research from Simplyhealth and ...