FOSS Weekly #26.32: Kittens, Feed Readers, Free Bash Course, No AI in Kernel Staging and More
The entire debate in the Linux and open source world these days is if AI generated code should be used or not. As Linus told
After Nearly a Decade of Distro Hopping, I Realized It Was Never About the Distro
For years I thought I had strong opinions on Linux distros. Ubuntu was too heavy or it felt. Arch was too fiddly. Kali was surprisingly
Wearable sensor technology detects physical patterns linked to mental distress
Researchers have shown that measurements taken from a person’s fingertip could help identify physical patterns associated with stress, anxiety and depression.
Scalable education program protects transplant survivors from elevated skin cancer risk
Experts at City of Hope, one of the nation’s largest and most advanced cancer research and treatment organizations, are shining a spotlight on the risk
Study uncovers how brain cells coordinate movement planning
Which neurons in the brain control movements, and how? This question was addressed by a team of researchers from the fields of neuroscience and artificial
How Abdul El-Sayed’s ‘extraordinary’ win stunned pro-Israel establishment
Michigan progressive fended off AIPAC as well as Democratic establishment in US Senate race, supporters say.
Far-right fitness clubs mask extremist recruitment, experts warn
Al Jazeera’s Nils Adler reports on how far-right ‘Active Clubs’ use fitness and camaraderie to recruit young white men.
Trump signs new executive orders seeking to limit US birthright citizenship
The US president’s latest effort comes after Supreme Court ruled against his push to reinterpret constitutional right.
Taking Flight to Prepare for Space
NASA astronaut candidate Adam Fuhrmann prepares for a training flight aboard NASA’s WB-57 aircraft.
How Does Touch Lead To Pain Or Pleasure?
Pain and pleasure seem like simple facts of life, however they are anything but that. Neuroscientists still cannot say why physical pain differs from psychological
Light-field microscopy enables snapshot volumetric imaging of fast neural activit
Neural activity is three-dimensional and fast. Signals propagate through brain circuits on millisecond-to-microsecond timescales, while animals move, sense, and act.
New AI framework ASTRA-Net maps hidden peripheral airways for bronchoscopy
Lung cancer is the most diagnosed cancer globally and is one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths.
Targetable MYH9 gene drives cancer progression and inherited genetic disorders
A comprehensive new review article highlights the growing importance of the MYH9 gene as a central player in both cancer biology and inherited genetic conditions
LMU researchers reveal how different organs customize their internal clocks
LMU researchers have elucidated how different organs adapt the same clock machinery to regulate their individual needs over the course of a day.