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Study finds successful early-career scientists rely on networks of mentors

A study analyzed responses from nearly 900 scientists who received career development grants from the US National Institutes of Health. Researchers found that the most successful early-career investigators often depend on a network of mentors rather than a single advisor. These mentors provide different roles such as advising on research, securing grants, and offering emotional support.

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Modified bone-marrow cells stop fractures in osteoporosis trial

Ten older women with osteoporosis received an infusion of their own modified bone-marrow cells in a small clinical trial. Before the treatment, participants suffered fractures every year or two, but after receiving the therapy, breaks from low-impact trauma occurred only once per decade on average. The study reported to Cell found that this one-time cell therapy sustained high efficacy for several years without side effects.

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Kaspersky survey finds 86 percent of SMBs faced cyber incidents last year

A global cybersecurity company released a new survey showing that 86 percent of small and medium size businesses experienced at least one cyber incident in the past year. The report identifies phishing attacks, software exploits, and ransomware as the most damaging threats cited by respondents. Financial loss was reported by 22 percent of participants, while data theft remained a primary focus for attackers.

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Netflix and Blizzard develop animated Diablo series at BlizzCon 2026

Blizzard Entertainment and Netflix announced an animated television series based on the Diablo franchise during BlizzCon 2026 in Anaheim. Blizzard President Johanna Faries revealed the project is set in the world of Sanctuary, where humanity faces conflict between the High Heavens and Burning Hells. The first game in the franchise launched in 1996.

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Diego Moreira scores twice as AC Milan draw Lazio in Rome

AC Milan recovered from a two-goal deficit to hold Lazio to a 2-2 draw in Rome on Saturday. Belgium winger Diego Moreira scored both goals for the visitors after coming on as a substitute at half-time. The result ended Lazio's unbeaten start to the Serie A season while placing AC Milan fifth on eight points.

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