Material from wine and chocolate against the smell of sweat created
Scientists have created an antimicrobial pad that can eliminate sweat odor thanks to sweet-smelling chemicals in wine and chocolate. According to researchers…
How dogs recognize their owners from a distance
In a new study, scientists have found that dogs do not need to smell, see and touch to recognize their owners. A…
‘Books are an empathy machine. They bring people together’
AS THE Covid pandemic begins to wane, as restrictions ease, and people can gather for arts and cultural events once more, how…
Romania can accept 500,000 refugees from Ukraine
Romania could set up reception centers, especially in major cities along its 650-kilometer border with Ukraine, and could accept half a million…
Disney’s first openly LGBTQ lead characters based on book by West Chester author
At a quiet Dairy Queen in the fictionalized Philadelphia suburbs, Dylan Highmark is working a regular shift when Jordan Ator walks in.…
Putin has found a way to justify the entry of the Russian army in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin ordered on Monday 21 February the Russian army to “maintain peace” in the pro-Russian separatist territories of Ukraine, whose independence…
Where have 4.3 million people disappeared?
Businesses in the largest economy are asking Autumn of 2021 has had to give the beginning to the shortcomings of the servants,…
7.2 km: On board the shortest international flight in the world
The views are captivating from start to finish There is no onboard service. There is no business class lounge. No champagne, no…
‘Can I Play with My Food?’: Memphis food scientist says ‘Yes!’ in new children’s book
“Where does food come from?” This simple question is the premise behind “Can I Play with My Food?”, a new children’s book…
The world’s first personalized burnout therapy started in Bulgaria
Digiburn is a digital treatment for burnout Times of social distancing, work from home, and growing fears undoubtedly leave their mark on…