ISLAND TIME IS CALLING: VOYAGER OF THE SEAS MAKES DEBUT IN BRISBANE
Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas homeports in Brisbane for the first time with more ways for families to play across the South…
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Thailand denies Trump ceasefire claim as clashes with Cambodia continue at border | Thailand
Thailand’s caretaker prime minister has denied the existence of a ceasefire with Cambodia, despite Donald Trump announcing that both countries had agreed to halt fighting.
As heavy clashes continued along the border between the two countries,…
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הסופה “ביירון” בישראל: עוד סימן למשבר האקלים ולחוסר ההיערכות – הידען
ד”ר משה ארמון מסביר מדוע סופות הופכות חזקות וממוקדות יותר, ואיך ייתכן שהכינרת לא מתמלאת למרות כמויות המשקעים הגדולות * פרופ’ שלומית…
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New window coating could help save energy worldwide
Windows are the Achilles’ heel of energy efficient buildings. You can stuff walls with insulation, but panes have to let light through, and most materials that trap heat also scatter it, turning your view cloudy.
That trade-off helps explain why…
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Sensor Technology Could Transform Nano-Scale Detection
At the heart of every camera is a sensor, whether that sensor is a collection of light-detecting pixels or a strip of 35-millimeter film. But what happens when you want to take a picture of something so small that the sensor itself has…
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Global species delimitation of smooth-shelled blue mussels in the Mytilus edulis complex
Sites, J. W. & Marshall, J. C. Delimiting species: A renaissance issue in systematic biology. Trends Ecol. Evol. 18 (9), 462–470 (2003).
Camargo, A. & Sites, J. W. Species delimitation: A…
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Science sleuths raise concerns about scores of bioengineering papers
Image sleuths noticed irregularities in figures from scores of papers co-authored by Ali Khademhosseini.Credit: Natali Mis/Getty
In December 2024, Elisabeth Bik noticed irregularities in a few papers by a highly-cited bioengineer, Ali…
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When the Noise Runs Out
When relief becomes a trap for Israel What happens when the rockets stop, not because hearts have changed, but because the last one dies mid-air like a joke that cannot find its own ending? Imagine Hamas “surrenders” tomorrow, not from…
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who is leading Israel’s political decline
In every flock, there is a lead sheep; in Israel, the author argues, the slide into political coarseness is led by the prime minister, who elevated figures behind anti-LGBT marches and appointed unfit ministers, setting the tone for the rest to…
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Gaza’s displaced families struggle to survive amid torrential rains
Gaza /PNN/
Mazen Abu Darabi woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of rushing water. In his tattered tent in Al-Maghazi refugee camp, the flood had already begun seeping in from beneath, while rain poured from above,…
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