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Independent Shorts Awards brings 71 films from 27 countries to Regal LA LIVE
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Independent Shorts Awards will stage its 8th Annual Awards on Sept. 19, 2026, at Regal LA LIVE in downtown Los Angeles, with 71 films from 27 countries, 28 premieres and a full day of screenings, panel discussions and awards.
Severe gum disease linked to worse kidney health in German study
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A population-based study in Germany found that severe periodontitis was associated with lower kidney function and higher albuminuria, even in early chronic kidney disease.
Microscopic defects keep solid-state batteries from the market
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A new review from researchers in Germany and the U.S. says solid-state lithium metal batteries still run into a basic bottleneck: microscopic dendrites that form at the lithium-metal interface and trigger failures.
Chris Oliver joins Snow Valley Basketball School coaching lineup
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US Sports Camps is bringing NBA consultant and Basketball Immersion founder Chris Oliver to Snow Valley Basketball School at Westmont College this summer.
ButterflyMan says AI could make traditional education obsolete
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ButterflyMan has released a new book arguing that artificial intelligence may upend schools, universities and the credentialing system that underpins modern education.
Biogas loses ground as wind and solar dominate new renewable power
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A 2026 analysis says biogas is being squeezed by falling wind and solar costs, stagnant bioenergy economics and limited feedstock.
International students are changing Nigeria’s remittance flows
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Nigerian students abroad are increasingly shaping remittance patterns into and out of Nigeria as education migration, remote work and post-graduation employment expand across Canada, Europe and North America.
Platoniq gets Germany’s first certified anti-loneliness course covered by public insurers
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Berlin startup platoniq has become the first company in Germany to certify an evidence-based course against loneliness and stress as a preventive program under public health insurance rules.
Strickland Brothers backs Winston-Salem as Germany’s World Cup base camp
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Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change is sponsoring Winston-Salem’s Team Base Camp program for Germany’s men’s national team during FIFA World Cup 2026. The move ties a hometown brand to a global event expected to bring economic, tourism and…
File storage box market seen topping $3.79 billion by 2030
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The global file storage box market is projected to grow from $2.63 billion in 2025 to $2.83 billion in 2026, then reach $3.79 billion by 2030, according to a new industry report.
Single extra dark-field image boosts digital pathology resolution
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Researchers in China and Germany developed a hybrid bright-dark field imaging system that uses one additional dark-field scan to sharpen digital pathology images without costly high-magnification hardware.
MammaTyper LRP score shows prognostic value in early luminal breast cancer
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A new study in Clinical Breast Cancer found that the MammaTyper LRP score can help identify patients with early-stage luminal breast cancer who have a low risk of distant recurrence and may gain limited benefit from adjuvant chemotherapy.
Deep learning improves chlorophyll forecasting by matching ecological time scales
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A new study in Environmental Science and Ecotechnology finds that deep learning models can be matched to ecological time scales to improve water quality forecasts.
Category Five Technologies tops $158M in cumulative sales
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Category Five Technologies says it has surpassed $158 million in cumulative sales since founding the Livonia, Michigan, ecommerce company in 2003. The milestone underscores how a family basement startup built around commercial hand dryers and…
California dog bite victims face insurance gaps from breed exclusions
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Cohn & Swartzon LLP is warning that many California homeowners and renters policies exclude certain dog breeds from liability coverage, even though dog owners can still be personally liable for bite injuries.
Kay Louise Bowen’s thriller wins NYC Big Book Award
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Kay Louise Bowen’s novel Secrets II Vengeance & Revenge was named a winner in the Psychological Thriller category at the NYC Big Book Award, adding international recognition to her earlier Independent Press Award success.
Alexandra Robuste pushes neurodivergent leadership beyond accommodation
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Alexandra Robuste, founder of the Alexandra Robuste Leadership Academy, is using her Gentle Leading™ framework and SNIP™ toolkit to help organizations turn cognitive diversity into better performance.
Szilvia S. Jennings’ Sophie Moon and the Honeybees named a Distinguished Favorite at NYC Big Book Awards
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Szilvia S. Jennings’ children’s early chapter book Sophie Moon and the Honeybees earned a Distinguished Favorite honor at the 2026 NYC Big Book Awards.
Jane Scott Stuart's debut novel wins NYC Big Book Award in African American fiction
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The NYC Big Book Award named Not In This World by Jane Scott Stuart and Elaine Flowers a winner in African American Fiction.
10ZiG and LG expand European cloud device lineup
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10ZiG Technology and LG Business Solutions Europe have formed a strategic partnership that brings LG Cloud Devices with 10ZiG RepurpOS preinstalled to European customers.
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