loading...
 
INKTOMI.CO
"Stories That Matter"
 
Browse by Topics  
 
settings  
 
directory  
 
base  
Asia:
No. 97號, Songren Rd, Xinyi District,
Taipei City,
Taiwan 110
86 10 5385 6566
hello@inktomi.co

North America:
357 Bay St.,
Toronto, ON M5H 4A6
647 947 4255
hello@inktomi.co
 
 
 
 
 
 
Browse by Publishers  
 
 
 
 
 
#Shared
space
Science Points Out Paths to Interplanetary Adventures
What would you do for fun on another planet? Go ballooning in Venus’ atmosphere? Explore the caves of Hyperion? Hike all the way around Mercury?...
universetoday.com
8.8k
11.8k
16.33k
+ Comment



You may also like:
science
Prominent scientist issues urgent warning about the future: 'We don't have much time left'
While targets for reducing polluting gases keep being made and revised, one prominent scientist says there isn't much time to act to slow the...
thecooldown.com
14.61k
7.73k
7.91k
+ Comment
nature / science
A rock sat in a school for years. Scientists say it’s a fossil jackpot.
The rock contained one of the highest concentrations of dinosaur footprints ever documented in Australia, a recent study said. For two decades, Australian students walked...
washingtonpost.com
6.61k
12.8k
14.91k
+ Comment
science
AI could shrink our brains, evolutionary biologist predicts
Evolution could alter or even eliminate some of the human traits we cherish most, changing forever what it means to be human. What will humans...
livescience.com
14.36k
15.7k
8.79k
+ Comment
science
Editing Bad Memories Is No Longer Science Fiction (And May Be The Future Of Mental Healthcare)
Research shows that repetitively recalling bad memories can have negative effects on mental health, such as leading to anxiety or depression, because...
sciencing.com
14.89k
9.89k
7.54k
+ Comment
space
TOI-7041 b - NASA Science
TOI-7041 b is a gas giant exoplanet that orbits a K-type star. Its mass is 0.36 Jupiters, it takes 9.7 days to complete one orbit of its...
nasa.gov
6.69k
11.36k
12.58k
+ Comment
science
Doomscrolling—the fun way! Our picks for best mul time dia stories in 2024
Published December 24, 2024 Of all the mul time dia novelties that got the public’s attention in 2024, the proliferation of artificial intelligence was...
thebulletin.org
14.1k
9.38k
7.38k
+ Comment
education / learning / teaching
Teaching Science & Reading Together Yields Double Benefits for Learning
Kowalski: New study finds elementary school students retain literacy skills, build background knowledge & gain a better understanding of complex texts...
the74million.org
10.31k
8.71k
14.12k
+ Comment
science
Scientists want to create an AI virtual cell
Studying the cell is a difficult and time -consuming process, but scientists have pinpointed generative AI as a potential way to make it easier. The...
theweek.com
8.6k
12.72k
7.27k
+ Comment
science
A pulsar-like polarization angle swing from a nearby fast radio burst
Fast radio bursts (FRBs) last for milliseconds and arrive at Earth from cosmological distances. Although their origins and emission mechanisms are...
nature.com
14.6k
11.96k
10.63k
+ Comment
nature
Daily briefing: Where US presidential contender Kamala Harris stands on science
The US vice-president has stood up for maternal health issues and for improving the diversity of the scientific workforce. Plus, a mysterious source...
nature.com
14.47k
7.91k
14.92k
+ Comment
science / travel
The Most Spectacular Meteor Shower of the Year Peaks Tonight — With Up to 150 Shooting Stars Per Hour
Will you brave the cold to look for shooting stars? A bit of holiday magic may be coming early this year as the Geminid meteor...
travelandleisure.com
14.17k
6.93k
9.22k
+ Comment
science
Hotter White Dwarfs Get Puffier
When our Sun dies, it will turn into a white dwarf. They are a common aspect of stellar evolution and a team of researchers have...
universetoday.com
8.67k
6.64k
14.58k
+ Comment
books
Frankenstein’s warning: the too-familiar hubris of today’s technoscience
Technology presuming to recreate humanity is central to Mary Shelley’s masterpiece. It is more relevant today than ever...
theguardian.com
10.58k
13.85k
10.47k
+ Comment
science
Giant, Ancient Life Form Doesn’t Fit Into Any Known Branch of Life
gizmodo.com
11.96k
15.17k
7.95k
+ Comment
auto
Why Tesla And Nvidia Are Taking Different Paths To Train AI Systems
Self- driving cars and humanoid robots that can walk, talk and work alongside us are just two of the amazing ways in which AI promises...
forbes.com
6.96k
10.04k
13.41k
+ Comment
learning / science / technology
Paralyzed Man Controls a Robotic Arm With The Power of His Mind
A newly developed system combining AI and robotics has been helping a man with tetraplegia turn his thoughts into mechanical arm movements –...
sciencealert.com
10.64k
14.78k
15.3k
+ Comment
technology
10 Most Censored Countries on Earth
One day, you're streaming your favorite show; the next, it's wiped from existence—no warning, no explanation. That's not science fiction. Governments call the shots...
aol.com
13.65k
13.16k
11.48k
+ Comment
learning
How I Would Learn Data Science in 2025 (If I Could Start Over)
Five years ago, I was a data science beginner learning the ropes. If I could start anew in 2025, here's what I would do. I started...
kdnuggets.com
11.75k
9.59k
10.18k
+ Comment
money
Chase Freedom welcome bonuses: Earn up to $ 250 cash back — and turn into Chase points
When it comes to no-annual-fee credit cards, it doesn't get much better than Chase's duo of the Chase Freedom Flex® and Chase Freedom Unlimited®....
thepointsguy.com
6.48k
7.44k
8.7k
+ Comment
health / science
Tai chi sparks a brain health revolution for aging adults
Ancient Chinese practice emerges as a groundbreaking solution for cognitive wellness The intersection of ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience has...
rollingout.com
7.44k
11.32k
9.86k
+ Comment
science
New year, new comet: 2025 is kicking off with an icy space visitor
If it survives its passage of the Sun, the comet could become bright enough to see in the day time . An icy ball of gas,...
chron.com
12.12k
12.38k
12.56k
+ Comment
entrepreneurship
I launched an Etsy shop and treated it like a science experiment. Within four months, I made $ 48,000 in profit — here's how.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Taylor Posada, a 28-year-old entrepreneur from Baltimore. It's been edited for length and clarity. I started...
businessinsider.com
9.96k
10k
15.61k
+ Comment
technology
Arvola Chan ’74, SM ’76, EE ’78, PhD ’80
“I spent 10 years at MIT, earning four degrees in electrical engineering and computer science,” says Arvola Chan ’74, SM ’76, EE ’78, PhD ’80. “I was...
technologyreview.com
12.63k
13.19k
9.1k
+ Comment
parenting
Vaping is up, especially sweet flavors: New report points to concerns about youth addiction
CLEVELAND, Ohio — U.S. sales of e-cigarettes from 2019 to 2023 increased 47%, raising concerns about youth addiction to vaping. Flavors such as...
cleveland.com
15.6k
9.1k
13.52k
+ Comment
travel
Get the “Cheat Codes” for Cheaper Travel
Want to travel more, but pay less? Credit card rewards, hotel points and airline miles can be like travel “cheat codes” to unlocking more affordable...
nerdwallet.com
7.05k
10.42k
10.67k
+ Comment