The art of communication. UM project explores virtual reality to improve skills
The project explores how visual arts in healthcare education can improve clinical practice — and even save lives.
Social Modes
Do we really need shared physical offices to collaborate at work?
The Biden administration, under pressure from House Republicans, has been pushing federal workers to return to the office for the sake of increased collaboration. Yet surveys of federal workers show ...
Why your social battery matters just as much as your physical one
Most of us check our phone battery before leaving the house. We carry chargers. We panic when it hits 10%. Yet so many of us ...
Doomscrolling or connecting? Study reveals social media's complex effect on loneliness
Whether social media connects us or leaves us feeling isolated depends on how we use it, according to new research from The ...
5 Trends Defining Online Gaming Platforms for Canadians in 2026
As we head deeper into 2026, we can already see various significant shifts highlighting the ever-changing landscape for Canadian players.
Problematic social media use predicts higher depressive symptoms in adolescents under 16
Problematic use of social media—characterized by loss of control and compulsive engagement—may significantly increase depressive symptoms in adolescents under the age of 16, according to a new study ...
Gut bacteria may influence social behavior through smell
In a new study, Northwestern University neurobiologists discovered that gut bacteria and the nose work together to shape social behavior in mice, including who fights and who backs down. Using a ...
How AI Anti Cheat Systems Strengthen Gaming Security in Online Multiplayer Games
Discover how AI anti cheat systems enhance gaming security by detecting cheating, protecting fair play, and evolving with player behavior in online multiplayer games.
Youth Baseball Player's Viral Home Run Celebration Sparks Heated Debate on Sports Culture
The player's divisive bat flip is sparking discussion in youth sports as prices rise and a different culture emerges.
Peyush Bansal denies Lenskart bans on bindi, tilak after social media row
Peyush Bansal rejects circulation of alleged grooming policy, says company has no curbs on religious expression amid social media backlash.
Stewart Lee slams ‘horrifying’ need for social media as a comedian: ‘We’re at a real crossroads’
Comedian Stewart Lee has labelled the increasing need for comedians to develop a presence online as “hideous”, revealing he ...
Gen Z worker quits job after one lunch break— Viral social media post sparks generational war
A viral X post about a Gen Z employee allegedly quitting on the very first day after leaving for lunch and never returning ...
Music festival costs soar as influencer culture takes over
Ticket prices for major music festivals have skyrocketed, with base admission to Coachella starting at $649 before travel, food, or accommodation expenses.
India Successfully Demonstrates 1,000-Kilometre Quantum Communication Network Using Homegrown Technology
India demonstrates a 1,000 km quantum communication network using indigenous technology, under the National Quantum Mission (NQM).
Coremail Showcases at GITEX Asia 2026: Advancing Enterprise Communication with AI-Native Secure Email
Held from April 9 to 10 at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, GITEX Asia 2026 (GITEX Singapore) brought together technology companies and innovators from more than 110 countries. At the event, Coremail presented its AI-Native Secure Email System and CACTER AI-Native Secure Email Gateway, highlighting how AI is reshaping enterprise communication and email security.
Top 20 Hospitality Software Development Companies For Hotels And Resorts
There was a time when hotel operations were mostly manual, slow, and fragmented, where front desk calls, paper reservations, ...
From 1999: How AirTalk Wireless Says It Expanded From a Startup to 2 Million Users
AirTalk Wireless reaches 2 million users, expanding Lifeline services, device access, and connectivity for eligible households nationwide.
Study confirms that digital tools blur boundaries between work and personal life
A new academic study confirms something you probably already know: digital tools are eroding the boundary between work and personal life
Always on, always stressed: Digital work tools may blur boundaries and harm well-being
Information and communication technology (ICT) has reshaped our lives, how we live, how we work, how we entertain ourselves.
Turning a Cancer Diagnosis Into a Community for Young Survivors
Rapid diagnostic-to-treatment trajectories in young adults intensify trauma, disrupt schooling, and amplify unmet needs around identity, cognition, neuropathy, and reintegration into age-normative ...