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    South Africa seal ODI series win over Australia●South Africa power to ODI series win as Australia’s middle order struggles again By Reuters Bavuma and Miller smash centMmastodonSportCricket04 d ago

    South Africa clinched the one-day international series against Australia after winning the second ODI, with Temba Bavuma and David Miller both scoring centuries. Australia's middle order struggled once again, compounding concerns about the batting line-up's fragility. The result gives South Africa an unassailable lead in the series and raises fresh questions about Australia's form heading into future fixtures.

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    India Surges in Asian Games 2026 Medal Tally▼asian games 2026 medal tallyGgoogleIN2K3 min ago

    India is enjoying a strong run at the 2026 Asian Games, with multiple archery golds powering its medal tally. The men's and women's compound teams won double gold, the Chikitha-Sahil mixed pair took compound gold in a shoot-off and secured a LA 2028 quota, and India equalled a world record. India beat China 5-1 to reach the women's recurve team final, will meet China again in the hockey final, and Neeraj stunned a three-time Olympic champion in recurve individual competition.

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    India's compound archery team has delivered on expectations at the 2026 Asian Games, winning gold and sparking a broader medal rush for the country. ESPN India reports the archers lived up to their pre-tournament billing, with the success drawing attention to India's growing strength in the discipline on the continental stage.

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    Machine Learning Boosts Production of Licorice-Derived Drug Molecule▼Machine Learning and Molecular Scaffolds Supercharge Production of a Licorice-Derived Drug Molecule✉newsScienceBiology3 d ago

    Researchers report that combining machine learning with molecular scaffold engineering has significantly increased production of a drug molecule originally derived from licorice. The approach uses computational models to optimize biosynthesis, potentially making plant-derived pharmaceuticals cheaper and more sustainable to manufacture. The work highlights how AI tools are being applied to speed up drug compound production in biotechnology.

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    How To Be a Millionaire on a Low Salary●How To Be a Millionaire on a Low Salary !▶youtubeBusinessPersonal Finance142.3K4 h ago

    Personal finance content claiming that becoming a millionaire is possible even on a modest income is drawing large audiences. The material focuses on saving habits, disciplined investing and long-term compounding rather than high earnings, striking a chord with viewers who feel priced out of traditional wealth-building advice amid rising living costs.

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    Scientists hunt ocean microbes for new medicines●The ocean as a medicine cabinet: Researchers search for useful microbes✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 h ago

    Researchers are scouring the ocean for useful microbes that could lead to new medicines, treating the sea as a potential medicine cabinet. Marine microorganisms are seen as a promising source of compounds for drug development, and the search highlights growing interest in ocean biodiversity as a resource for future treatments.

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    The peptide B7-33, a biased ligand studied for its potential to deliver the therapeutic benefits of the H2 relaxin hormone without unwanted side effects, is drawing attention as research into biased signaling expands. Scientists hope such compounds can activate only beneficial cellular pathways, opening new directions in drug development for fibrosis and cardiovascular conditions.

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    EPA head visits Maine firm working to destroy PFAS chemicals▼Head of EPA visits Maine company developing technology to eliminate PFAS chemicals✉newsTechnology3 h ago

    The head of the Environmental Protection Agency visited a Maine company that is developing technology to eliminate PFAS, the so-called forever chemicals linked to health and environmental harm. The visit highlights federal interest in emerging methods for destroying the persistent compounds, which have contaminated water supplies across the US, including in Maine where PFAS spread through sludge-based fertiliser on farmland.

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    Senolytic Supplements Take Aim at Cellular Aging▼Senolytic Supplement Formulation: A Guide to Cellular Health Today✉newsHealthNutrition1 d ago

    A new guide from Nutritional Outlook examines how supplement makers are formulating senolytic products—compounds intended to clear aged, dysfunctional cells linked to aging and chronic disease. The piece walks through current ingredient choices, dosing considerations, and the science behind cellular health claims, arriving as consumer interest in longevity-focused nutrition continues to grow and regulators scrutinize anti-aging claims.

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    The chemistry of sushi: nori, wasabi and sticky rice●The chemistry of sushi: nori, wasabi and sticky rice https://www. compoundchem.com/2026/09/21/su shi/ # Chemistry , # FoMmastodonScience219 h ago

    Compound Interest has published a new graphic explaining the chemistry behind sushi, covering what makes sticky rice cling together, how nori seaweed is processed, and the compounds in wasabi and pickled ginger that give them their distinctive flavours and help accompany raw fish. Science communicators are sharing the piece as an accessible food-science explainer.

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    TB-500 Peptide Draws Attention in Regenerative Medicine▼Mapping the Regenerative Frontier: TB-500 the Thymosin Beta-4-Derived Peptides✉newsScienceBiology23 h ago

    A Georgia newspaper has published a feature examining TB-500, a synthetic peptide derived from the naturally occurring protein Thymosin Beta-4, and its place in regenerative medicine. The piece explores the science behind the compound and the growing interest in peptide-based approaches to tissue repair and recovery.

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    Drug Discovery Shifts From Endpoints to Cellular Data▼Better Data, Not Just More Data: Moving Beyond Endpoints and Into Cells for Drug Discovery✉newsScienceBiology2 d ago

    Drug discovery researchers are being urged to move beyond simple endpoint measurements and gather richer, cell-level data when developing new medicines. The argument is that better-quality information about how drugs act inside cells, rather than simply more data, will improve how promising compounds are identified and developed.

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    Saturn's Moon Enceladus Could Support Microbial Life, Study Suggests▼Could Saturn's Moon Enceladus Host Alien Life? Earth Microbes Can Live in Its Simulated Environment, Boosting Its Potential Habitability✉newsEnvironment1 d ago

    New research indicates that Earth microbes can survive in conditions simulating the environment of Enceladus, Saturn's icy moon, strengthening the case that it could potentially host alien life. Scientists say the findings boost Enceladus's habitability credentials, adding to earlier discoveries of water plumes and organic compounds erupting from beneath its frozen surface.

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    How to Hack Mushrooms for More Nutrition●How to Hack Mushrooms to Make Them Even More Nutritious✉newsHealthNutrition16 h ago

    National Geographic reports that simple preparation techniques can boost the nutritional value of mushrooms, a widely eaten but often underestimated food. The piece explains how methods such as exposure to sunlight or specific cooking approaches can increase levels of vitamins and other beneficial compounds, prompting renewed interest in getting more from an everyday ingredient.

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    Traditional Chinese medicine examined for inflammatory bowel disease treatment▼Targeting the Wnt/β-catenin pathway in inflammatory bowel disease: Mechanisms and challenges of traditional Chinese medicine treatment✉newsHealthMedicine1 d ago

    A newly published review examines how traditional Chinese medicine may treat inflammatory bowel disease by targeting the Wnt/β-catenin signalling pathway, a key regulator of intestinal inflammation and repair. The paper outlines the proposed mechanisms of herbal compounds on this pathway and discusses the challenges that remain, including limited clinical evidence and the complexity of the signalling system, before such therapies can enter mainstream use.

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    J.P. Morgan Forecasts Fed Rate Hikes on Inflation Fears●🟠 UPDATE J.P. Morgan Forecasts Fed Rate Hikes Due to Shock-Driven Inflation Bond yields extended their upward trend, creMmastodonBusinessMarkets42 d ago

    J.P. Morgan is forecasting additional Federal Reserve rate hikes, citing inflation driven by economic shocks. Bond yields extended their upward trend, and rising oil prices are compounding pressure on Asian equities. Investors are also positioning for an expected interest rate hike in Australia, with markets bracing for a prolonged period of tighter monetary policy across major economies.

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    Data-center AI chip market outlook to 2030 released▼Outlook for the Data-Center Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chips Market to 2030: Size, CAGR, Trends, and Forecast Analysis✉newsTechnologySemiconductors2 d ago

    A new market report outlines the outlook for the data-center AI chips market through 2030, covering market size, compound annual growth rate, key trends, and forecast analysis. The report arrives as demand for AI accelerators continues to drive heavy investment in data-center infrastructure, with industry watchers focused on growth projections and competitive dynamics in the semiconductor sector.

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    Five Money Goals for Your 20s That Matter●https:// dailyyield.blogspot.com/2026/0 9/only-5-money-goals-for-your-20s.html Read the report: Only 5 Money Goals for YMmastodonBusinessFinance11 d ago

    A personal finance piece argues that twentysomethings should ditch long goal checklists and focus on just five non-negotiable money habits that compound over time. It contrasts genuine long-term priorities with what it calls 'goals' that exist mainly for social media display. The advice is drawing modest attention among readers interested in simplifying their financial planning.

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    Biomimicry's Growing Role in Modern Medicine●Nature-Inspired Healing: The Role of Biomimicry in Modern Medicine✉newsHealthMedicine2 d ago

    A new article explores how biomimicry — imitating designs and processes found in nature — is shaping modern medicine. Examples cited in this field include Velcro-inspired medical adhesives, sharkskin-inspired antibacterial surfaces, and drug development modeled on natural compounds. Writers argue that studying nature's solutions can lead to less invasive treatments, better materials and more sustainable healthcare innovation.