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How the brain learns: Science-based tips for exam revision

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DW In Good Shape | Intestines

Is your gut your second brain?

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World's first wooden satellite launched into space

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A closeup of cancer cells and microrobots seen under a microscope

A closeup of cancer cells and microrobots seen under a microscope

Could microrobots be used to zap cancer cells?

Could microrobots be used to zap cancer cells?

Microrobots can now be wirelessly guided to a human cell. Is this a breakthrough in cancer research and treatment?

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Videostill | Tomorrow Today | Soulfood

What do food and racism have to do with one another?

What do food and racism have to do with one another?

What we eat involves where we come from and the groups we identify with. So food can contribute to stereotypes.

Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki spews hot lava in Flores Timur, Nusa Tenggara, Timur province on January 11, 2024

Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki spews hot lava in Flores Timur, Nusa Tenggara, Timur province on January 11, 2024

Why are volcanoes common in the Pacific Ring of Fire?

Why are volcanoes common in the Pacific Ring of Fire?

The Ring of Fire is a string of Pacific volcanoes. Eruptions are a constant threat for Indonesia and other nations.

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DW Sendung Shift | Robo Dog 1 China

How trustworthy are robotic guide dogs?

How trustworthy are robotic guide dogs?

An existing shortage of guide dogs could be helped by using robots.

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DW Sendung Shift | AI Stick WeWalk

AI canes: Smart and helpful

AI canes: Smart and helpful

A smart cane for the blind can describe its surroundings, and even announce the bus schedule.

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DW Sendung Shift | Inclusive Gaming

Playing video games — blind?

Playing video games — blind?

Gaming isn’t always accessible. A start-up from Leipzig wants to change that.

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Extreme weather

Heavy flooding, severe storms, record heat waves — extreme weather is on the rise due to climate change. This is affecting people, ecosystems and economies around the world.

People work to clear mud and debris from a street in Aldaia, in the region of Valencia

People work to clear mud and debris from a street in Aldaia, in the region of Valencia

Flood disaster in Spain: Cleaning up after the nightmare

Flood disaster in Spain: Cleaning up after the nightmare

One week after the flood disaster in Spain, the clean-up work and the search for survivors continue.

A member of Spain's Military Emergency Unit (UME) embraces with a local woman, in the aftermath of floods caused by heavy rains, in Sedavi, near Valencia, Spain, November 3, 2024.

A member of Spain's Military Emergency Unit (UME) embraces with a local woman, in the aftermath of floods caused by heavy rains, in Sedavi, near Valencia, Spain, November 3, 2024.

Spain floods: Survivors face loss and devastating aftermath

Spain floods: Survivors face loss and devastating aftermath

As solidarity grows through efforts to provide essentials, rescuers remain dedicated to searching for the missing.

A man takes shelter from the rain with an umbrella, on November 4, 2024, in Badalona, Barcelona, Cataluna Espana.

A man takes shelter from the rain with an umbrella, on November 4, 2024, in Badalona, Barcelona, Cataluna Espana.

Spain floods: Barcelona on high alert amid Valencia searches

Spain floods: Barcelona on high alert amid Valencia searches

Red alerts have been issued for the cities of Barcelona and Tarragona, with local transport suspended in many areas.

King Felipe VI of Spain is protected with an umbrella as angry residents heckle him during his visit to Paiporta, in the region of Valencia, eastern Spain.

King Felipe VI of Spain is protected with an umbrella as angry residents heckle him during his visit to Paiporta, in the region of Valencia, eastern Spain.

Furious flood survivors hurl mud at Spanish royals

Furious flood survivors hurl mud at Spanish royals

Visting Spain's flood-wracked Valencia province, King Felipe and Queen Letizia have been met with anger and frustration.

King Felipe IV of Spain is confronted by an angry crowd in Paiporta, Valencia

King Felipe IV of Spain is confronted by an angry crowd in Paiporta, Valencia

Spain: Angry reception as king visits flood-hit Valencia

Spain: Angry reception as king visits flood-hit Valencia

An angry crowd confronted King Felipe VI and yelled abuse at him as he visited the flood-hit region of Valencia.

People clean the street of mud in an area affected by floods in Paiporta, a town in the region of Valencia, Spain.

People clean the street of mud in an area affected by floods in Paiporta, a town in the region of Valencia, Spain.

Death toll of Spain's flood victims rises to 217

Death toll of Spain's flood victims rises to 217

In Spain's hard-hit Valencia region, rescue efforts have mostly turned to recovery. Dozens of people are still missing.

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Electronic waste of computers, printers, and wires

Electronic waste of computers, printers, and wires

E-waste from AI computers could 'escalate beyond control'

Researchers predicting a 1,000-fold increase in e-waste from AI computers by 2030 have called for recycling strategies.

Aerial photo of Tugunbalak in Uzbekistan

Aerial photo of Tugunbalak in Uzbekistan

Two lost medieval Silk Road cities mapped in Central Asia

Two medieval cities in the mountains of Uzbekistan were bustling centers of Silk Road trade, new LiDAR maps indicate.

A scene from the film "Just Mercy" featuring actor Jamie Foxx sitting in a dark prison cell

A scene from the film "Just Mercy" featuring actor Jamie Foxx sitting in a dark prison cell

How watching movies can change political views

A new US-based study shows that watching docudramas can boost empathy and increase support for political changes.

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Two men wearing heels, pink tutus and white breast cancer T-shirts stand under an arch made of pink and white balloons

Two men wearing heels, pink tutus and white breast cancer T-shirts stand under an arch made of pink and white balloons

South African men don heels to spotlight male breast cancer

In an eye-catching event, South African breast cancer survivors wore heels to raise awareness about male breast cancer.

A woman cycles in a headscarf

A woman cycles in a headscarf

This woman dares to cycle in conservative Pakistan region

Bicycles aren't seen as appropriate for women in much of Pakistan. Wania Riaz rides to university anyway.

First images from Euclid mission

First images from Euclid mission

Euclid space telescope releases spectacular images of cosmos

The Euclid mission operated by the European Space Agency aims to map out as much as a third of the sky in 3D.

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