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- 1Rachael Ray and Dr. Ian Smith share menopause-friendly recipes▼Rachael Ray, Dr. Ian Smith share recipes from 'The New Menopause Kitchen'
Rachael Ray and Dr. Ian Smith appeared on Good Morning America to share recipes from 'The New Menopause Kitchen,' a cookbook focused on nutrition for women going through menopause. The segment highlighted dishes designed to support health during this stage of life, drawing attention to a topic that is increasingly discussed openly in food and wellness media.
- 2Biologist Peter M. Ray dies at 94▼Peter M. Ray, biologist with a passion for winemaking, has died at 94
Peter M. Ray, a biologist known for his contributions to plant biology and for his passion for winemaking, has died at the age of 94. The news was announced by Stanford's School of Humanities and Sciences, where his career was based. Colleagues remember him as a dedicated scientist with a rich life beyond the laboratory.
- 3Santa Clara University Students Conduct X-ray Research▼Student Research on X-rays - Stories - College of Arts and Sciences
Santa Clara University's College of Arts and Sciences is featuring student research on X-rays in a story on its website. The piece highlights undergraduate work in physics involving X-ray experiments and the students and faculty behind it. Little further detail is available, so the scope and findings of the research remain unclear.
- 4Witcher 3 Remastered benchmarks show path tracing strains CPUs▼The Witcher 3 Remastered benchmarks reveal path tracing is a "CPU killer" as X3D chips top charts
New benchmarks for The Witcher 3 Remastered show that path tracing places an unusually heavy load on processors, with tests describing the effect as a "CPU killer." AMD's Ryzen X3D chips lead the performance charts, suggesting their large 3D V-Cache gives them a clear edge in the remaster's demanding ray-traced mode.
- 5Record X-ray flash may capture a magnetar's birth▼A record-breaking X-ray flash may reveal the birth of a magnetar
Astronomers have detected an extraordinarily powerful X-ray flash that could mark the moment a magnetar — a neutron star with an extreme magnetic field — was born. Researchers say the event, described as record-breaking in energy and brightness, offers a rare possible glimpse into how these exotic objects form. Findings were reported via ScienceDaily, with details of the observation still drawing attention across science media.
- 6Sabre bear and mountain lion sprays for outdoor safety▼How Sabre's bear and mountain lion sprays help outdoor enthusiasts stay prepared
Sabre's bear spray and mountain lion spray are being highlighted as practical safety tools for hikers and campers venturing into wildlife territory. The products are designed to deter aggressive animals at close range, giving outdoor enthusiasts a defensive option when exploring regions where bear and mountain lion encounters are possible.
- 7Control Resonant launches with path tracing and DLSS 4.5▼CONTROL Resonant Available Now With Path Tracing & DLSS 4.5: Get The Definitive PC Experience On GeForce RTX
NVIDIA says Control Resonant is available now on PC with path tracing and DLSS 4.5 support, framing the GeForce RTX version as the definitive way to play the game. The announcement highlights NVIDIA's ongoing push to showcase its latest graphics features at new game launches.
- 8RAYE, Sombr, Troye Sivan and Conan Gray Named to TIME100 Next 2026●RAYE, Sombr, Troye Sivan, Conan Gray & More Musicians Named to 2026 TIME100 Next
TIME has announced its 2026 TIME100 Next list recognising emerging leaders, with a strong showing from music. British singer RAYE and rising American artist Sombr are among the honourees, alongside Australian pop star Troye Sivan and US singer-songwriter Conan Gray. The list highlights figures shaping the next generation of culture, entertainment and public life, and fans are celebrating the musicians' inclusion.
- 9Scientists explain how a 300 TeV photon reached Earth▼Scientists explain how a 300 TeV photon could reach Earth
Researchers have offered an explanation for how a photon with an energy of 300 teraelectronvolts, one of the highest-energy photons ever detected, could have travelled to Earth. Such extreme gamma rays are expected to be absorbed or degraded over interstellar distances, so the finding has drawn attention from physicists discussing the mechanisms that could allow it to survive the journey and what it reveals about cosmic accelerators.
- 10Pundits weigh Brewers-Rays World Series showdown▼World Series predictions: Will we see a Brewers-Rays showdown? - The Athletic
The Athletic has published its MLB World Series predictions, asking readers whether the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays could meet in the Fall Classic. The piece gathers picks and analysis from its baseball writers as the season's contenders take shape, with the small-market Brewers and Rays framed as potential surprise finalists. Fans are debating whether either club can sustain its form through October.
- 11Prussian blue found to regulate perovskite crystal formation▼In situ GIWAXS reveals the role of Prussian blue in regulating perovskite nucleation and phase transformation dynamics
Researchers have used in situ grazing-incidence wide-angle X-ray scattering to show how Prussian blue regulates nucleation and phase transformation in perovskite thin films. The findings clarify how the additive guides crystal growth dynamics, knowledge relevant to improving the efficiency and stability of perovskite solar cells and other optoelectronic devices.