The Lifelong Impact of Singing in a Choir
Being part of a choir has a powerful and multifaceted impact on individuals, as shown in The Chorus Impact Study:…
How Shakespeare and Classical Readings Still Tempests Our Minds
World Book Day As we celebrate the International Day of Books, we’re reminded that reading is far more than entertainment…
Pope Francis: Dialogue between science and faith
Daily 27 is a democratic journal and democracy requires pluralism. Besides, being a journal with information based on scientific evidence,…
Are Scented Wax Melts Really Safer? New Study Says: Not So Fast
Scented wax melts are often marketed as a safer, cleaner alternative to traditional candles. With no flames or smoke, they…
Diet Tweaks That Could Make Life with Endometriosis Easier
A new study published in JAMA Network Open sheds light on how dietary choices may influence pain in individuals living…
How Swiss Housing Rules Are Tackling the Space Crisis
In Switzerland, some housing communities have a rule: if your home has, say, five rooms, at least four people need…
Can Your Smartwatch Spot Memory Loss? New Research Says Yes
In today’s world, most people use smartphones and smartwatches every day, and scientists are now using these devices to better…
New Method Allows Precise Protein Modification in Living Cells, Advancing Cancer Research
Researchers at Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), led by Professor Seung Soo Oh and Dr. Hyesung Jo, have…
Smart Cities Research Gap
Despite the growing enthusiasm around the concept of ‘smart cities’, recent research highlights a significant oversight: the insufficient attention paid…
The Rise of Digital Land Markets in the Metaverse
Imagine buying a plot of land—not in your city, not in a rural town, but in a completely digital world.…