Rams put Joe Noteboom on injured reserve
The Rams will be without left guard Joe Noteboom for at least the next three weeks. Noteboom was placed on injured reserve Thursday due to
Month: October 2020
Vaping while pregnant found to have potential impact on prenatal brain development in zebrafish
A trio of researchers, two with the University of Calgary, the other McMaster University, has found that vaping has the potential of impacting prenatal brain
Britain assessing impact of sale of Arm to Nvidia – minister
Britain is assessing the impact of the sale of chip designer Arm to U.S. company Nvidia NVDA.O, including commitments to keep its head office and
WeChat and TikTok see US downloads climb ahead of Trump administration ban
Messaging app WeChat had its biggest one-day download numbers in nearly two years on Friday, ahead of a ban on new downloads from the US
‘Money is worth nothing now’: how Lebanon is finding a future in farming
On the side of the Baanoub valley in southern Lebanon, half an hour’s drive from the coast, Yasmina Zahar stands surrounded by olive trees with
J.J. Watt a full practice participant
J.J. Watt first went on the practice report last week. He was limited all three days leading up to the Week Two game against the
The geographic bias in medical AI tools
Just a few decades ago, scientists didn’t think much about diversity when studying new medications. Most clinical trials enrolled mainly white men living near urban
Pilots’ unions urge U.S. regulator to improve cockpit procedures for Boeing 737 MAX
The U.S. aviation regulator should require new cockpit procedures for Boeing Co’s BA.N 737 MAX to help pilots disable an erroneous stall alert that could
Turing Award winners endorse Biden, say Trump immigration policy will stifle tech research
Twenty-four winners of the Turing Award are endorsing former Vice President Joe Biden in the upcoming presidential election, The New York Times reported, explaining they’re
From Ida to The Evil Dead: 10 of the best films under 90 minutes
A Hard Day’s Night (87 mins)This is not the moment for ponderous blockbuster cinema: concentration spans, we are told, are plummeting in the Covid era.