The Atlantic
AI cheating is rampant on campuses, and professors are realizing that the Honor Code may as well be a suggestion - one that students ignore with 93% impunity.
ScienceDaily
SuperAgers keep sharp memories into their 80s and 90s, but a new study finds their DNA isn't to thank - suggesting the secret lies elsewhere, probably in that kale smoothie they've been denying us.
MIT Technology Review
Scientists are finally getting serious about the engineering needed to spray stuff into the stratosphere to cool the planet, because climate models can only tell us so much about how we might accidentally make things worse.
ScienceDaily
University of Chicago researchers propose a simpler way to create entangled quantum states using common lab tools, potentially advancing quantum sensing and fundamental physics - because quantum shouldn't always be complicated.
NYT Health
Bernard Roizman, who swapped dreams of law and literature for a life decoding herpes, dies at 96 - after 52 years at University of Chicago making the virus less mysterious.
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