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In recent years, celebrities like Kim Kardashian have taken them to social media to promote the supposed benefits of full-body MRI scans. The services provider promises that the scan will be able to find a variety of conditions, including cancer, aneurysms, liver disease, and multiple sclerosis in an hour. Additionally, businesses encourage clients to return regularly to check their health if their initial scan is clearly visible.But is a full body MRI really a silver bullet or just an expensive health trend?For most people, full-body MRI scans aren’t unnecessary and can actually lead to their own problems, according to Dr.…

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The breakthrough at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) could reconstruct the future of electric vehicles (EVs). ORNL scientists have announced a new type of current collector that can significantly speed up EV charging times, increase energy density and reduce reliance on important raw materials such as copper. This breakthrough could play a pivotal role in changing the competitiveness of the US transport sector. Why fast EV charging is important Improved EV charging times is not just a convenience, but a strategic need. For the US to remain competitive in the global automotive market, it is…

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Scientists are doing deep frozen human poop in the Swiss “end” vault, which already contains more than 1,000 fecal samples, and researchers say they want to accumulate 10,000 samples by 2029.This is because it contains billions of microorganisms that scientists want to save if future generations need bugs to resolve the medical crisis. Swiss storage facilities also have 200 fermented foods that contain a lot of “gut-friendly” microorganisms that help keep the population healthy, and the team plans to add environmental microorganisms to their collection.The long-term aim is to have backup copies of the microorganisms living in humans, animals, plants…

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Scientists at the University of Piacenza, Catholic University in Italy, have discovered a group of bacteria that live in soil that can decompose PFAS chemicals. This study offers a promising new strategy to combat the widespread pollution caused by these “eternal pollutants” associated with serious environmental and health risks. PFAS (one person and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are synthetic chemicals found in everyday items such as non-stick cooking utensils, cosmetics, food packaging, and cleaning products. Their durability and water replenishment properties have made them a staple food for industrial applications since the 1940s, but have also pose a lasting threat to ecosystems…

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June 27, 2025Ravi LakshmananNetwork Security/Vulnerabilities Threat intelligence company Greynoise has warned of “notable surges” in scan activities targeting progressive mobile systems since May 27, 2025. The attacker may be preparing another mass exploitation campaign or investigating a receivable system.MoveIT Transfer is a popular managed file transfer solution used by businesses and government agencies to securely share sensitive data. They often became the target of attackers because they processed high-value information. “Previously prior to this date, scans were minimal. Usually less than 10 IPs per day,” the company said. “However, on May 27th, that number surged to over 100 unique IPs,…

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The European Commission has published the EU Space Law. This is a drastic legislative proposal designed to transform European fragmented space regulations into a unified framework. The law seeks to make space activities in Europe safer, more environmentally friendly and more competitive, both within unions and in global markets. The move reflects the growing urgency in Europe to address space governance challenges as increased satellite congestion, cyber threats and sustainability concerns call for a coordinated response. By streamlining rules and helping the industry grow, the EU aims to regain its interest in the booming global space economy. Defense Space Commissioner…

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The Nuclear Decommissioning Agency (NDA) has announced a major partnership in which innovative technologies will be deployed for the first time to remotely and autonomously classify and separate nuclear waste. This project, Auto-SAS, is jointly provided by Atkinsréalis and Createc, and will partner as Arctec to combine joint experience and track record in the development of automated systems and robotics in the nuclear energy sector. They apply lessons learned from solutions developed in previous innovation competitions to create a system that will be deployed at the former nuclear site of NRS Allberry. The NDA is committed to investing up to…

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Cybersecurity researchers detail a new campaign that calls Oneclik, leveraging Microsoft’s ClickOnce software deployment technology and a bespoke Golang backdoor, calling it a new campaign that compromises organizations within the energy, oil and gas sectors. “The campaign shows the characteristics alongside threat actors belonging to China, but attribution is cautious,” Trellix researchers Nico Paulo Yturriaga and Pham Duy Phuc said in a technical article. “The method reflects a broader shift towards ‘land living’ tactics, merging malicious operations within the cloud with malicious operations within enterprise tools to circumvent traditional detection mechanisms. ” Phishing attacks use a .NET-based loader called onecliknet…

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Hiding between two huge buildings on the Nevada Desert hills, the 805 retired EV battery is in neat formation, each wrapped in an unexplained white tarp, hidden by the outlook. Passersby may not realize that this modest array is North America’s largest microgrid, powering the 2,000 GPU modular data center of AI infrastructure company Crusoe, or representing the next major act of JB Straubel, co-founder and CEO of Redwood Materials. Redwood Materials announced Thursday at an event in Sparks, Nevada that it would launch an energy storage business that utilizes the thousands of EV batteries it collected to power businesses…

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For the past 15 years, Henrik Werdelin has helped entrepreneurs build big brands like Barkbox through startup studio Prehype. Now at his new New York-based venture Odez, he bets that AI can help him expand the process from “dozens” to aspiring business owners a year to “hundreds of thousands.” I certainly feel the timing is correct. With massive layoffs across different industries, AI tools have significantly reduced barriers to building digital products and services as many workers are rethinking their career paths. At the heart of that Venn diagram is Werdelin’s latest venture, pledged to help “everyday entrepreneurs create million-dollar…

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