First pregnancy using AI to find the one sperm that matters
Only one healthy sperm is needed to create an embryo, and artificial intelligence can now find it. Researchers at Columbia…
Angelica Kauffman and the Invisible Women of the Royal Academy
The eighteenth century marked a profound transformation in the social status of artists. No longer seen merely as artisans, they…
A Well-Planned Vegan Diet Works
World Veganism Day Each year on November 1, the world marks World Veganism Day—a lifestyle choice that excludes all animal-derived…
The invisibilization of women in theories about society
At the 1998 International Sociological Association congress in Montreal, a survey was conducted among the attendees who wanted to answer…
Minds Over AI
Global Media and Information Literacy Week Each year, during the last week of October, the world celebrates Global Media and…
Stroke Research: Achievements, Challenges, and Hopes Ahead
World Stroke Day World Stroke Day has been observed annually on October 29 since its establishment in 2006. Each year,…
Me Too Schools International
More and more, social media is being filled with heartbreaking cases of school bullying that have ended the lives of…
Duke-NUS scientists link waning Japanese encephalitis immunity to higher dengue severity
Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) vaccination both prevents JEV and lowers dengue severity. Scientists from Duke-NUS Medical School, in collaboration with…
Reclaiming the Artistic Identity of Women Artists
Throughout art history, we have celebrated male artists for their creative genius and innovations. Yet many women artists are remembered…
The Benefits of University Faculty Volunteering in Schools
When university professors decide to get involved as volunteers in primary or secondary schools, they do more than share knowledge:…