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Pinker traces two centuries of gains in life expectancy and poverty to reason and science — 23hMeasurable human welfare has surged since the 1700s because societies applied reason, science, and humanism, not because history drifts upward on its own.

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Science, Construction Jobs Advertised Across Four CitiesScience — 2dScience and research employers in Kansas City, Pittsburgh, Houston and Albuquerque are hiring for roles spanning drug development, food safety, cardiovascular and neuroscience research, digital health, planetary science, AI and materials modeling. Openings range from internships and lab positions to senior leadership and postdoctoral roles; listings may change, so candidates should verify availability with employers.

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Algorithms to Live By maps computer science to daily dilemmas — 1dAnyone buried in searches, to-do lists, or clutter gets principled rules for when to stop, what to keep, and what to do first.

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WATCH: Conversations on Huntsville's growing biotech and life sciences economy1 source — 5d

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IJREXCLUSIVE: The Iran War Is Going To Go Ballistic After MidtermsFrancis Kapper · 8 min · 1h

Heath brothers explain stalled change with rider, elephant and path — 1dIn Switch, Chip and Dan Heath give managers, parents, and reformers a behavioral-science toolkit for why mandates and willpower stall—and what actually moves people.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Science advances by revolutions, not steady fact-gathering — 3dThe Structure of Scientific Revolutions shows how shared research frameworks hold for long stretches, then break under anomalies and get replaced rather than simply refined.

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Cotecna acquires Hyderabad lab, expands global pharma testingBusiness — 2dCotecna has acquired Hyderabad-based Energon Labs, adding specialized pharmaceutical testing capacity and laboratory expertise to its global Life Sciences platform. The deal expands services for pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, medical-device and packaging customers in India and international markets.

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Trump Task Force to Commission Report on AI Cybersecurity and Biosecurity Risks — 2dPresident Donald Trump’s AI task force will commission a science-advisers’ report on risks including cybersecurity, biosecurity and oversight of advanced models, while developing protocols for labs to report breaches and other problems. The group also plans coordination with law enforcement and consumer-protection agencies, but did not consider new regulations at its first meeting.

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13-Year-Old Wins 2026 Young Scientist ChallengeScience — 5dYoung innovators are earning recognition at science competitions and school exhibitions, with projects addressing ocean acidification, technology, sustainability and practical problem-solving. Highlights include 13-year-old Raji Doshi’s algae-based approach to reducing ocean acidity, award-winning students at South Africa’s Eskom Expo, and a student science exhibition in India.

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Daily Caller News FoundationEXCLUSIVE: The Iran War Is Going To Go Ballistic After MidtermsU.S. military strikes on Iran could rapidly intensify soon, a senior military official exclusively told the Daily Caller News Foundation.1h · 30 reads

Students worldwide pursue space science initiativesScience — 6dStudents in several countries are gaining hands-on experience in space science and engineering, through programs ranging from designing Mars missions and space settlements to competitions building space-system models. One U.S. college team is also sending a student-designed lubricant experiment to the International Space Station, while other initiatives aim to inspire young people and prepare them for future STEM careers.

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A Science Fiction Novel That Stress-Tests Our Political Future1 source — Oct 8, 2026

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Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Trump says U.S. will lead science and technology for decadesPolitics — Oct 8, 2026The clip shows President Trump stating that America will stay at the forefront of science and technology and achieve dominance across fields for decades. The video is spreading from the official White House account for its message on nation

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Museums Across Five States Feature Interactive ExperiencesLifestyle — 3dMuseums across the country are drawing families with interactive experiences, from robotics and science exhibits to immersive art and historic carousels. The Minnesota Children’s Museum also emphasizes play as essential to children’s well-being while working to recover from a post-pandemic attendance slump and help address childhood anxiety.

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CERN, Mistral partner to develop physics AI — 2dCERN and Mistral AI are partnering to develop Flare, a foundation model trained on billions of simulated particle collisions to support collider-physics research and potentially replace some specialized particle-reconstruction tools. The project’s timeline and budget have not been disclosed, and the partners say the approach could eventually benefit other sciences.

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Derek Foss If this works it might cut costs on detector software, but only if the partners share the code openly with labs everywhere.

IJRPope Leo XIV Discharged From Hospital After Surgery, Lung Cancer DiagnosisSpencer Lombardo · 3 min · 13h

Teachers earn honors, join multistate STEM initiativesScience — 5dEducators are being recognized and supported through student-nominated honors, science and STEM awards, and professional fellowships. The initiatives celebrate teachers’ classroom impact while providing resources, coaching, and opportunities to share effective practices with colleagues.

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How charismatic are you, really?Quizie — QuizNot a score out of ten — the AI identifies your specific brand of charm and where it's most dangerous.

Community Festivals Feature Science, Arts Across Four CitiesScience — Oct 7, 2026The Mid-America Science Museum is planning fall activities including a dental-health event with free admission for the first 560 guests, while Abilene’s Wings on the Wind festival will offer free science and nature activities at Abilene State Park. Trinity College Dublin’s PROBE festival also highlights research through public talks, workshops and experiments.

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Science Jobs Open Across Five US CitiesScience — Oct 7, 2026Science and research employers are hiring across St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Clark, Middletown, and Menlo Park for roles spanning clinical and lab research, quality control, pharma packaging, cosmetics and food testing, materials science, and AI. Openings range from entry-level positions to senior research leadership, with requirements and schedules varying by role; listings may change quickly.

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Treat your startup like a science experiment, not a plan — Oct 11, 2026Ries claims startups fail by executing fixed plans under extreme uncertainty instead of running cheap experiments that prove or kill assumptions fast.

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Rachel Meyers I started measuring one customer behavior change per week instead of chasing a perfect launch and finally saw what actually moved the needle.

Bend Children’s Museum Plans 2027 Opening — 3dThe Children’s Museum of Central Oregon has secured an approximately 8,000-square-foot site in Bend and is rebranding as Ruckus: A Children’s Science Museum, after two years of mobile pop-up programs. The nonprofit is raising funds to build hands-on exhibits and hopes to open the permanent museum in 2027, though no date is set.

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BooksAsk what happened to someone, not what is wrong with themPerry and Winfrey argue an ACE survey of 17,000+ adults linked childhood adversity counts to later disease and early death—parents, teachers, and clinicians need this reframing.1h · 4 reads

Trump discloses Nvidia trades before honoring Huang — Oct 8, 2026Trump’s Oct. 8 disclosure shows up to $1.6M Nvidia buys and $1M sales in August as he awarded Jensen Huang the National Medal of Science.

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California launches $10,000 student-teacher stipendsPolitics — 4dCalifornia’s Student Teacher Stipend Program offers eligible candidates a $10,000 payment to ease the financial burden of required, typically unpaid classroom training and help address teacher shortages. An additional $5,000 is planned for candidates in high-need fields such as math, science and special education starting in the 2027–28 school year.

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LSU Campuses Expand Six-Year Physical Therapy PathwayHealth — 4dTwo English non-league football clubs, Spennymoor Town and Folkestone Invicta, are recruiting first-team physiotherapists to provide player care, injury treatment and matchday medical support. Separately, Louisiana State University of Alexandria and LSU Health Sciences Center Shreveport have launched a six-year pathway combining a bachelor’s degree with a Doctor of Physical Therapy.

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Students Explore STEM Through Hands-On ProgramsScience — Oct 5, 2026Hands-on STEM programs are introducing children and middle-school students to science through experiments, games and demonstrations, with organizers hoping to spark curiosity and broaden their sense of future possibilities. Oklahoma’s Innovation Week reaches 1,300 seventh graders, while Washburn University’s Women in Science Day gives more than 300 girls a chance to explore labs led largely by women scientists.

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Trump Expected to Honor Musk, Tech Leaders — Oct 7, 2026Trump will award National Medals of Science to Musk, Brin, Huang and Su on Oct. 8—his first time personally presenting either honor—with technology medals for Dell and Nadella.

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IJR2026 Is The Gasoline Price Election, Not The Data Center ElectionDavid Blackmon · 5 min · 13h