Astronomers are using simulated images to tackle the data deluge from modern survey telescopes. A new project called PhoSim creates ultra-realistic fake astronomical images to train algorithms and understand image distortions. An astronomy pressor explains: https://buff.ly/0qu63pR #space image
When #pain lingers without reason, it's called neuropathic pain. Research on the GluD1 brain receptor aims to repair faulty pain processing networks rather than just masking symptoms: https://buff.ly/28UJU3q
65% of employers cite soft skills as the top gap among new graduates. Power skills like adaptability, empathy and inclusivity drive innovation and strengthen teams.
Trump’s 2026 budget proposes slashing the Historic Preservation Fund by over 90%, despite its bipartisan support and zero cost to taxpayers. A preservationist warns the move could gut efforts to protect America’s architectural and cultural heritage in all 50 states. #USPolitics @npub1uc0p...cpgf #Histodons
“If the details are not ironed out, the experts would say, ‘This isn’t going to last’” A former diplomat who now teaches diplomacy explains why most ceasefires fail (research shows an estimated 80% of them) – and what’s needed for them to hold:
Marketing techniques used to sell products can also encourage healthier behaviors. A public health expert explains how segmentation analysis and perceptual mapping inform health messaging: https://buff.ly/FhqAc7W
States with strict #abortion laws saw a 16% increase in women choosing long-acting contraception or sterilization after Dobbs. Men getting vasectomies jumped 33%. Public health scholars weigh in on shifting birth control trends: https://buff.ly/gsFmVK8
Concrete homes could revolutionize affordable housing in the US, according to an architecture professor. A new open source precast system allows for quick assembly, energy efficiency, and resilience against extreme weather - all at competitive costs. https://buff.ly/8azh06v image
The end of Biden-era carbon capture grants could spark a new industrial revolution in the US. A civil engineering professor explains how materials innovation and new manufacturing techniques promise fundamental transformation for heavy industries like cement, steel, and chemicals. https://buff.ly/eskb08U
Congress has the power to declare war, but there are loopholes big enough to fly a B2 bomber through on the way to Iran. A political scientist looks at the precedents: https://buff.ly/ZoKZfIy