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These bizarre new beetles look so stretchy scientists named them Luffy

Scientists named a new beetle genus Luffy because its long, stretchy body parts look like a rubber

Alexander Rakhlin named director of the MIT Statistics and Data Science Center

75+ PhD students trained under his mentorship as the new SDSC director

Research challenges assumptions about online education success

Online students who never post may still be deeply engaged, research finds

Eala becomes first Filipino to win WTA singles title

21-year-old Alexandra Eala beat a world No. 3 to become the first Filipino ever to win a WTA

Connecting students with the future of microelectronics

30 students got a rare inside look at the microelectronics industry during a 5-day MIT externship.

Can you get stronger without pushing yourself to the limit?

You can build muscle without pushing to total failure.

'Jadon was not on trial with the club' - Flixton dismiss Sancho talk

World-class footballer Jadon Sancho praised for being humble and generous at tiny non-league

At colleges, the AI boom means everyone wants to dabble in computer science

Universities are now teaching AI to students in every field, from psychology to music, as AI

PUMA FEST and the community Mongabay Latam has helped build

400 people gathered in Bogotá to celebrate a decade of environmental journalism across Latin

What could full season of O'Neill at Celtic look like?

Celtic sealed the league title on the final day, then won the cup next weekend.

Why the Commonwealth Games are important to NI athletes

NI athletes won 16 medals in Glasgow — but the real win is what comes next.

Wiebes claims back-to-back Tour de France Femmes stage wins

Lorena Wiebes wins stage two, her seventh career Tour de France Femmes stage victory.

Finucane creates Games history with fourth gold

Emma Finucane won 4 golds in 4 days, making history in Glasgow.

AI use mirrors student schedules in study of 77,000 online learners

77,000 students show AI learning assistants fit naturally into real study lives.

Mental health | The Guardian

Over-50s are turning to juggling, trapeze, and hula hoop classes to boost their mental health.

Eye contact helps infants 'tune in' to speaker's brainwaves and learn language

Babies learn language only when they can see a speaker's eyes, not just hear their voice.

'What a weekend for the Nairne family' - sister inspires brother to judo gold

Sister's 28-second bronze throw inspired Ethan's gold at Glasgow 2026.

McAidoo 'the kind of winger I love' - Maresca

Teenage winger McAidoo shines as Man City lose shootout to Inter Milan in pre-season.

Laureus USA Brings Sport for Good Network to Dallas With New Youth Sports Grants - YSBR

Laureus has already helped 1 million+ youth through sports since 2012 — now it's bringing that

Lacey and Tyler Fletcher lead Man Utd academy queue

Two 19-year-old Manchester United academy players are on the brink of breaking into the senior team.