Thomas Tuchel defends controversial substitutions after England World Cup semi-final loss
England head coach Thomas Tuchel defended his tactical decisions following the World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina on Wednesday 16 September 2026.
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Wearable devices enable remote heart failure drug trials in 2036
Researchers in 2036 distributed wearable technology to 200 volunteers for a randomized clinical trial on heart failure prevention.
Indonesia faces climate emergency from wildfires burning area three times size of Singapore
NASA describes Indonesia as an apex predator of wildfires while the nation burns an area three times the size of Singapore and chokes millions across south-east Asia with toxic haze.
Susie Wiles announces she is cancer free after early stage breast cancer diagnosis
White House chief of staff Susie Wiles stated on Wednesday that her pathology results show she is cancer free following an early-stage breast cancer diagnosis announced earlier this year.
Penn State researchers develop new tool to detect live crop bacterial pathogens
Scientists at Penn State have published a study detailing a new method for detecting living Pseudomonas syringae bacteria in crops.
Study finds AI chatbots can offer emotional support better than humans in some cases
Researchers from the universities of Manchester and Durham report that generative artificial intelligence messages were rated as more supportive than human replies for anger and fear scenarios.
Scientists find mathematical proof for unstable water flow on steep slopes
An international research team from Kyoto University and German Jordanian University has published equations describing how uniform water flow becomes unstable on steep surfaces.
Scientists test edible spekboom leaves for South African consumption
Researchers in South Africa are investigating whether the native succulent spekboom can become a common food source after testing its nutritional value and consumer appeal.
Queen Mary researchers find tendon cells rebound from stiffness in soft environments
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London identified a specific population of tendon cells that can recover function when returned to softer tissue-like surroundings.
Research shows online platforms create cold start problems for late-career workers
Cambridge Judge Business School researchers say online platforms misalign historic reputation systems with actual platform work arrangements for older freelancers.