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On March 18th, aerospace company SpaceX sent its sixth batch of 60 Starlink satellites into the sky. That brings the total number of Starlinks in low-Earth

Imagine you are meeting a friend for dinner at a new restaurant. You may try dishes you haven’t had before, and your surroundings will be completely new to you

Researchers at Stanford University report that they can rejuvenate human cells by reprogramming them back to a youthful state. They hope that the technique

For many of us, 2020 begins with a promise - a promise that this year we will accomplish that which has eluded us. Often it’s the everyday things that prove

Recent research on longevity is making the idea of an elixir of life sound increasingly plausible. But a startup that’s started selling a $1 million anti-

Machine learning algorithms are starting to exceed human performance in many narrow and specific domains, such as image recognition and certain types

The dramatic expansion of teleworking by US schools, businesses and government agencies in response to the coronavirus is raising fresh questions about the

The singularity is the digital nirvana of the 21st century: a moment in time when machines become self-aware, using human-level capabilities at

I’m constantly surprised by the number of leaders and managers who say they’re too busy to read. Leaders who don't have time to read are leaders who don't

Protecting the night from light pollution for all living things requires bold action. Today, we call on the White House Council on Environmental Quality, and

The worst thing we ever did in corporate America was to take the most vital part of any company - the people powering it - and label it so dismissively as “

Bosses who act in ways associated with emotional intelligence foster happier, more creative employees, according to a new study. In a survey of close to

There is now more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere than at any time in the past 400,000 years, with carbon dioxide levels exceeding an unprecedented

The behaviour of one of nature’s humblest creatures and archival data from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope are helping astronomers probe the largest