Shout out to two Cameroonian women—Sabine Adeline Fanta Yadang and Hadidjatou Daïrou—for winning the L’Oréal-Unesco Young Talent Award for Women in Science for their work on the potential of traditional medicinal plants in Cameroon for treating cardiovascular disease and Alzheimer’s
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Rohan Kumar on search engines with their own indexes
Seek and you shall find.
Automate the watering of your Christmas tree with this tutorial
Zanussi is back with another Christmas tech project!
The “age” old question: How old is your dog in human years? The common answer is “multiply by 7” but there’s a better answer: 16 ln(dog’s age) + 31
Hackaday's Mining and Refining series looks at titanium
Have you got Sia stuck in your head too?
A blog post about tomato and tobacco plants
Yeah, tomacco science!
Shout out to Dr André Isaacs, the chemistry professor bringing joy and education via social media
‘It’s important to believe in your students.’
Some Christmas mathematics with lights around a tree
John D. Cook gave us an early Christmas hypothetical involving wrapping Christmas lights around a tree trunk to see what length of lights you’d need to make n turns around the tree.
How to browse the Web on a DOS PC with MicroWeb
Remember DOS? It’s back, in MicroWeb form. Or something.
Hey, it's a walnut Bluetooth speaker!
A cracking project? Sounds good to me!
Shout out to Dr. Muyinatu “Bisi” Bell who developed a new imaging algorithm to help dark-skinned patients
A breakthrough in photoacoustic imaging.
Scientific American wrote a profile about Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the U.S.’s first black female physician who cared for patients from cradle to grave
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