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September 29, 2026
Health

Transplanted Hearts Appear to Adjust to the Biological Age of Their New Hosts

Hearts appear to change their biological age after transplantation, with young donor organs showing accelerated ageing in older recipients and older hearts displaying signs of rejuvenation when placed in younger bodies, according

Diplomacy/Education

The Physicist Who Wants AI to Ask the Universe New Questions

At 14, Sabrina González Pasterski built her own aircraft and learned to fly it. At 22, she wrote a paper on gravitational memory and black holes that was subsequently cited by Stephen Hawking. Now, at 33, the American physicist is

September 18, 2026

Oxford and Cambridge Drop Out of Top Three in UK University Rankings for First Time

Education/World

For the first time in its 32-year history, neither Oxford nor Cambridge occupies a spot in the top three of The Times and Sunday

Cellphone Bans Surge in U.S. Schools Amid Mental Health Concerns

News

Students returning to school in a growing number of U.S. states and districts are facing tight restrictions and outright bans on cellphone use as

Transplanted Hearts Appear to Adjust to the Biological Age of Their New Hosts

September 29, 2026
Health

Hearts appear to change their biological age after transplantation, with young donor organs showing accelerated ageing in older recipients and older hearts displaying signs of rejuvenation when placed in younger bodies, according

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The Physicist Who Wants AI to Ask the Universe New Questions

September 18, 2026
Diplomacy/Education

At 14, Sabrina González Pasterski built her own aircraft and learned to fly it. At 22, she wrote a paper on gravitational memory and black holes that was subsequently cited by Stephen

More

Oxford and Cambridge Drop Out of Top Three in UK University Rankings for First Time

September 19, 2025
Education/World

For the first time in its 32-year history, neither Oxford nor Cambridge occupies a spot in the top three of The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide, according to the 2026

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Cellphone Bans Surge in U.S. Schools Amid Mental Health Concerns

August 28, 2024
News

Students returning to school in a growing number of U.S. states and districts are facing tight restrictions and outright bans on cellphone use as evidence mounts of the damaging impact persistent connection

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