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Dr. Timothy Jarome, Associate Professor and memory researcher at Virginia Tech's School of Animal Sciences.

Reversing Memory Loss: How Gene Editing Could Rewrite the Rules of Aging

Dr. Timothy Jarome, whose research at Virginia Tech explores how gene editing could reverse age-related memory decline. Image credit: Marya Barlow for Virginia Tech Scientists at Virginia Tech discover that age-related memory loss has specific causes in the brain that can be targeted and reversed, offering new hope for Alzheimer’s treatment Memory decline might not

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Umbra Pavilion by Pauline van Dongen by Pauline van Dongen, Founder of Studio Pauline van Dongen, Next Generation Textile, Netherlands

Pauline van Dongen: Reimagining Solar Energy as a Living, Sensory Experience

Pauline van Dongen, Image credit: Jurre Rompa When Technology Meets Tactile Design Unveiled at Dutch Design Week 2025, the Umbra Pavilion embodies designer Pauline van Dongen’s core conviction: the energy transition demands more than technical fixes—it requires a cultural revolution that renders renewable energy tangible, inviting, and woven into everyday life. As cities grapple with

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Life-sized, naturalistic camel engraving documented at Jebel Misma by Dr. Maria Guagnin, Archeologist, UK

Marking the Desert: The Water and Wayfinding Codes of Prehistoric Arabia

Self portrait, Image credit: Dr. Maria Guagnin 130 Gigantic Rock Carvings from 12,000 Years Ago Unveil Ancient Arabian Routes and the Sources of Life Along the southern edge of the Nefud Desert in northern Arabia, 130 life-sized rock carvings have emerged from obscurity. Suspended high on cliff faces, some stretching three meters in length, they

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