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Brace for Cold Nights With the Best Down Comforters We’ve Tried
Compare Our Top 11 Down Comforters More Comforters We’ve Tested If you want a warm blanket but you don’t want traditional down, consider a down alternative, or a comforter made with eucalyptus or bamboo. Buffy Breeze Comforter Courtesy of Buffy Buffy Breeze Comforter: The Buffy Breeze Comforter has been on my bed for years. It’s read more
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Chanel and Power Station of Art Open Mainland China’s First Public Library Dedicated to Contemporary Art
Chanel has announced the public opening of Espace Gabrielle Chanel, mainland China’s first public library dedicated to contemporary art, at Shanghai’s Power Station of Art (PSA). The 1,700-square-foot library was designed by renowned Japanese architect Kazunari Sakamoto and is located on the third floor of the museum. It holds more than 50,000 books and audiobooks, read more
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New David Adjaye-Built Museums Beg the Question: What Happened to #MeToo?
Of all the political movements of the 2010s that failed to secure for themselves real power, perhaps the most devastating failure for me personally was that of #MeToo. I was in graduate school at the height of the movement, where I was being harassed by a professor and sharing my stories with others in the read more
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An Expansion and Renovation Brings New Life to the Portland Art Museum
When the Portland Art Museum presented the city’s first retrospective exhibition of paintings by Mark Rothko in 2012, many local viewers were unaware that the artist grew up in Portland, where he attended the Portland Art Museum School and was awarded his first museum exhibition. With Rothko now officially reclaimed as a hometown hero, and read more
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Josef Brunner’s NutriUnited secures €8.5M Seed to champion family-owned food producers
Corporate food companies group NutriUnited has raised €8.5 million Seed financing. Founded by Josef Brunner, NutriUnited builds, connects and develops artisan-oriented food companies. It aims tocreate a home for family-run businesses in the product categories meat, meat alternatives and ready-made meals. Josef Brunner is a serial entrepreneur, executive, and investor with over two decades of read more
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SportAI closes $3M round, supported by Casper Ruud
SportAI, a B2B sports technology company that uses AI-powered video analysis to provide professional-grade performance insights, has raised an oversubscribed $3 million round from investors including Norwegian fund Altitude Capital and tennis player Casper Ruud. Endre Holen, former Head of McKinsey’s Global Tech & Media practice, has also invested and will serve as Chairman. Other read more
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PowerUP nets €10M Series A to scale its dual-use hydrogen technology
Talliin-based PowerUP Energy Technologies has closed a€10 million Series A funding roundto accelerate the manufacturing and commercialisation of its hydrogen-powered electric generators.Co-led by Mercaton and ScaleWolf and joined by SmartCap’s Green Fund, the investment will enable further scaling of the technology, recognised for its dependable performance in extreme environments. PowerUP Energy Technologies, founded in 2016, read more
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Uniphy lands £3M to roll out smart surfaces for in-vehicle controls
Leeds-based Uniphy, whose technology could replace car dashboard controls and change how people interact with appliances, has raised £3 million to prepare for mass production. The funding comes from existing investors NPIF II – Mercia Equity Finance, managed by Mercia Ventures under the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II, and Mercia’s own funds. Founded in 2015 read more
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India's gig workers win legal status, but access to social security remains elusive | TechCrunch
India has granted legal status to millions of gig and platform workers under its newly implemented labor laws, marking a milestone for the country’s delivery, ride-hailing and e-commerce workforce — yet with benefits still unclear and platforms beginning to assess their obligations, access to social security remains out of reach. The recognition stems from the read more
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GitHub – DotFox/edn.c: A fast, zero-copy EDN (Extensible Data Notation) reader written in C11 with SIMD acceleration.
A fast, zero-copy EDN (Extensible Data Notation) reader written in C11 with SIMD acceleration. EDN (Extensible Data Notation) is a data format similar to JSON, but richer and more extensible. Think of it as “JSON with superpowers”: JSON-like foundation: Maps {:key value}, vectors [1 2 3], strings, numbers, booleans, null (nil) Additional built-in types: Sets read more
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Google teams up with Accel to hunt for India's next AI breakouts | TechCrunch
Google has partnered with Accel to find and fund India’s earliest-stage AI startups in a first-of-its-kind collaboration for the Google AI Futures Fund, launched earlier this year. On Tuesday, Accel and Google announced a partnership to jointly invest up to $2 million in each startup through Accel’s Atoms program, with both firms contributing up to read more
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New York City Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani Names Arts and Culture Transition Committee
New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, who decisively beat back independent candidate Andrew Cuomo in the election to lead the city earlier this month, has named an arts and culture transition committee. The 28-member group includes curators, art dealers, journalists, and arts and nonprofit administrators. It ranges from Elizabeth Alexander, the president of the Mellon read more
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The Analogue3D Is a Retro Gamer’s Dream
Boot it up and you’re met with its custom operating system, 3Dos. Like the console itself, it takes a strikingly minimalist approach, all precise white pixel text on a stark black background. The OS as a whole is still cooking—more on that later—but it’s already showing signs of being a game archivist’s dream. It builds read more
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Rad Power Bikes' batteries receive major fire risk warning | TechCrunch
The batteries that power Rad Power Bikes’ e-bikes “pose a risk of serious injury and death” and owners should stop using them, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). The warning, issued Monday by the CSPC, is due to a risk that the batteries can ignite or explode. The CPSC has linked the read more
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Tesla FSD software may not be approved by EU regulator after all | TechCrunch
Tesla may have celebrated a regulatory win in Europe a bit too soon. Tesla claimed in a weekend social media post that Dutch regulator RDW was set to approve the use of its driver assistance system, known as Full Self-Driving, or FSD, in February 2026. The organization handles the licensing and registration of vehicles in read more
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Depression: not just a disease of the mind
Multi-omics approaches in female patients with atypical depression with psychotic symptoms The research team simultaneously examined genetic changes in immune cells in the blood and changes in nervous-system-related proteins. The results confirmed a breakdown in the balance of immune-neural interaction in patients with depression. MDD, especially in young women, often presents with atypical symptoms (hypersomnia, read more
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