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Nonfiction and Fiction Summer Reading Recommendations from Scientific American
As summer is in full swing, many of us are looking for some great reads to enjoy under the sun or by the beach. And who better to turn to…
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How Many Humans Have Ever Lived? The Math May Surprise You
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Why abandoning psychedelic research in the 1970s was a blow to science
“Before the war on drugs in the 1970s, there was significant research into therapeutic psychedelics” Adrià Voltà In the 1950s,…
How playing a musical instrument helps children learn to read
Acquiring musical skills enhances cognitive and creative development. Andrew Fox/Alamy Emerging research indicates that music education can significantly enhance children's…
Hands on: The Kindle Scribe’s colour upgrade means it finally makes sense – but there’s one problem
Image: Chris Hall / Foundry Nearly two decades since its conception, Kindle remains the leading contender in the e-reader market.…
How Jane Goodall changed the way we see animals – and the world
Jane Goodall transformed our understanding of chimps Europa Press Reportajes/Europa Press/Avalon Jane Goodall, the pioneering British primatologist, has passed away…
The Galaxy S25 Edge’s failure could mean redemption for the Plus
In summary Rumors suggest Samsung will indeed release a Galaxy S26+. Slow sales of the Galaxy S25 Edge may have…
Bye bye, Alexa? Google’s new Gemini-powered speaker might make me switch
When it comes to the Google ecosystem, my engagement runs deep. It’s not just about convenience; it’s about how intertwined…
Google’s Home Speaker comes with Gemini, but you’ll have to wait
Introducing the New Google Home Speaker Debut of smart speaker with a new Gemini branding, moving away from Nest Official…