Fifteen years ago, touring with lasers meant hauling argon gas tanks and cooling systems that filled entire trucks. Crews ...

Maggie Yolen is an early-childhood and elementary literacy and learning specialist. She’s the co-founder of How Now, a company that makes books for beginning readers. Her book, Cat and Tad, was ...

Two new books, different in subject but oddly companionable in spirit, look past the surfaces of American storytelling and ...

Louise Nevelson and I are twins, separated at birth by almost one hundred years—or maybe we’re friends, or she’s my godparent ...

To prevent jitter between frames, Kuta explains that D-ID uses cross-frame attention and motion-latent smoothing, techniques that maintain expression continuity across time. Developers can even ...

It’s been six months since the Nintendo Switch 2 finally stepped out into the light of day. The inevitable tragedy of any new ...

Scientists are beginning to show that learning is not exclusive to neurons and synapses. At the scale of billionths of a ...

Congratulations to the following Greater Lowell Technical High School students for being chosen as Students of the Month for ...

The debate over hardtail vs. full-suspension mountain bikes is never-ending, and there is a dedicated camp of riders on both sides. While there are numerous benefits of a hardtail mountain bike over a ...

Elijah Lee, a cello player and Yale University biomedical engineering graduate, Forte3D wants to offer a novel solution. His ...

To close out the semester, here is a conversation I had with fellow math PhD student Michael Catli. Michael and I both started our PhDs in Fall 2023. I knew him slightly before that, via a mutual ...

There is also a moral hazard. Normalizing closure teaches adversaries what works. Disrupt learning to extract concessions. Threaten the symbol to paralyze the system. Deterrence requires resilience. A ...