Shrink football leagues to increase competition
David Conn’s five reforms to save football are all logical and sound (Sport, 22 April). But the fact remains that fans and broadcasters relish the
Month: May 2021
Study shows pancreatic cancer cells reverse to advance malignancy
A Ludwig Cancer Research study has identified a previously unrecognized mechanism by which cancer cells of a relatively benign subtype of pancreatic tumors methodically revert—or
Can Warren Buffett, the Oracle of Omaha, still see the future?
Warren Buffett’s ability to pick investments that pay off over the long term has transformed him into a billionaire and made him the world’s most
New Siri Remote waves goodbye to Apple TV games that require motion control
Apple’s new Siri Remote doesn’t come equipped with an accelerometer or gyroscope, which means it won’t work as a motion controller in certain Apple TV
Adopt a Gargoyle and Help Fund the Rebuilding of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris
When most people think about adding a new creature to the family menagerie, images of “fuzzy” and “cute” spring to mind. Gargoyles and demons? Maybe
Macarthur’s 15-second blitz captures A-League’s present and future
Macarthur FC’s equaliser against Melbourne City on Saturday illustrated perfectly this madcap and endlessly entertaining A-League season. The ball travelled 95m in transition, in 15
Awakening ‘ghosts’ in patients with Parkinson’s, a powerful diagnostic tool
EPFL scientists are developing a completely new ‘brain stress test’ for evaluating the mental status of patients with Parkinson’s disease, the second most prevalent neurodegenerative
One of the world’s best restaurants is going vegan
One of Eleven Madison Park’s most iconic dishes has been whole roasted duck with daikon and plum — it’s a classic of the restaurant, and
Google is developing a price tracking feature for Chrome on Android
The latest version of Chrome on Android has started rolling out a new price tracking feature to alert you about price drops. SmartDroid reports receiving
Researchers Create CRISPR ‘On-Off Switch’ to Control Inherited Genetic Problems Without Changing DNA
Scientists have figured out how to modify the unrivaled gene-editing tool CRISPR to extend its reach to the epigenome, which controls how genes are switched