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Human hand reaching toward a robotic hand symbolizing collaboration in next-generation industrial automation and software-defined control systems.

February 5, 2026

How Intelligent Software Platforms Drive Efficiency and Risk Mitigation in Last Mile Deliveries

Where do carefully planned projects finally intersect with traffic, buildings, and real customers? The last mile is where small misses become overtime and reattempts. Logistics leaders want tighter ETAs, fewer surprises, and

Close‑up of a person holding a smartphone with a red and black case, screen showing a grayscale image, in an outdoor setting with blurred stacks of newspapers or magazines in the background.

Health·Technology

Phenomenon Studio 2026: Custom Web Development Services That Transform Healthcare Website Design

Key Takeaways I’ve spent the last four years managing custom web development projects at Phenomenon Studio, with particular focus on healthcare website design. Healthcare organizations face a critical challenge: many healthcare websites struggle with HIPAA compliance due to poor technical

January 30, 2026

Extinct For 58 Years: How One Phone Snap Just Solved A Major Botanical Mystery

Nature·Plant Life·Technology

Extinct Plant Rediscovered Through Citizen Science Extinct Plant Rediscovered After 58 Years Through Citizen Science Photo Ptilotus senarius grows in such a remote part

The Future of Work Rituals: From Coffee Stations to Code Corners

Artificial Intelligence·Technology

Work rituals used to be simple. You grabbed a cup of coffee, sat down at your desk, and got started. Today, the landscape looks

Medical professionals in discussion around a patient's bedside in a hospital setting, representing collaborative healthcare planning using patient personas.

Health·Science·Technology

Patient Personas Can Transform Healthcare but Lack Standardization, Binghamton Study Finds

Healthcare providers are turning to a method called “patient personas” to improve medical care. These personas group patients with similar medical conditions, needs, and behaviors to help doctors plan better treatment. Two

Karmactive Staff

October 11, 2025

Pune Metro train running on the elevated viaduct between Bopodi and Dapodi during sunset.

India·Technology·Transportation

Mumbai One App Links 11 Transit Systems With Metro 3 And ₹19,650 Crore NMIA Launch

The Mumbai One app will allow commuters to book tickets for five metro lines, the monorail, suburban locals and buses in Mumbai, Thane, Mira-Bhayander, Kalyan-Dombivali and Navi Mumbai. Urban Mobility Mumbai One

Karmactive Team

October 10, 2025

Exterior of a modern Verizon retail store in Burlington, Vermont

News·Technology·USA

Verizon “SOS Mode” Spike Near 1 A.M.—Peak Count Inside

Verizon Overnight Outage: Reports Spiked Near 1:00 a.m. ET, Service Near-Normal by 3–4 a.m. Early-hours disruption sent many phones into “SOS mode.” Peak reports hit 1,244 at 12:56 a.m. ET; counts dropped

Karmactive Team

October 10, 2025

Pune Municipal Transport Building, Pune city, representing public infrastructure and governance systems in India.

India·News·Technology

Income Tax Portal Bug Exposed Data of 135M Users — Fix Confirmed, But What’s Next?

Income Tax e‑Filing Portal: Fix Confirmed, Reader Safety Toolkit A serious data exposure risk within India’s income tax e‑filing portal was patched. Details, safety level, and a practical checklist are provided below.

Sunita Somvanshi

October 9, 2025

An Archer Midnight eVTOL aircraft flying over the Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi hospital at dusk, with the city skyline and water in the background.

Aviation·Electric·Health·Mobility·Technology

Abu Dhabi Hospital Vertiport to Cut Hour-Long Patient Trips to Minutes with Archer’s Electric Flying Taxis

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi announced plans on October 8, 2025, to build the United Arab Emirates’ first hospital-based vertiport, allowing electric flying taxis to land directly at the medical facility. This new

Sonali Tiwaryand

Sunita Somvanshi

October 9, 2025

A dense field of stars and gas clouds in a galaxy. (Public Domain)

Artificial Intelligence·Astronomy·Science·Space·Technology

Oxford AI Study Achieves 93% Accuracy in Spotting Real Cosmic Events Using Just 15 Training Examples

A breakthrough study from the University of Oxford and Google Cloud shows how artificial intelligence can now accurately identify genuine cosmic events in the night sky with remarkably little training data. Published

Karmactive Team

October 9, 2025

A vibrant green and yellow natural killer cell, magnified and detailed, showcasing its complex structure with tentacle-like extensions against a stark black background.

Health·News·Science·Technology

MIT Engineers Immune-Evading NK Cells That Last 3 Weeks and Nearly Eliminate Cancer in Tests

Scientists at MIT and Harvard Medical School have developed a new type of cancer-fighting cell that could transform how we treat cancer. These cells, called CAR-NK cells, have been engineered to hide

Tejal Somvanshi

October 9, 2025

A man sits in a dimly lit room, holding a remote and watching a television screen displaying the Apple TV interface.

Business·Health·News·Technology·USA

California Silences Blaring Streaming Ads: Newsom Signs Law Forcing Netflix, Hulu to Match Program Volume

Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill Monday that will stop streaming services from blasting viewers with commercials louder than the shows they’re watching. The new law, Senate Bill 576, will force streaming

Govind Tekale

October 9, 2025

A schematic diagram illustrating a white, grid-like membrane structure with numerous small pores. Green and blue spheres, representing different gas molecules, approach the membrane. Only the green spheres are shown passing through the pores to the other side, while the blue spheres are blocked, depicting selective permeation.

Energy·Hydrogen·Science·Sustainability·Technology

MIT’s new palladium membrane withstands 1,000K heat, a “promising route” to cheaper and more efficient hydrogen fuel

MIT engineers have developed a breakthrough in hydrogen separation technology that could make hydrogen fuel production cheaper and more efficient. Their new palladium membrane design can withstand much higher temperatures than conventional

Sunita Somvanshi

October 8, 2025

Microscopic view of human cells, depicted as blue spheres against a molecular background.

Artificial Intelligence·Health·Science·Technology

New cancer breathalyzer offers a non-invasive alternative to biopsies, with some methods showing over 90% accuracy

Cancer remains one of the world’s deadliest health challenges, with 9.7 million deaths globally in 2022. For Americans, the outlook is equally concerning—over 2 million new cancer cases and more than 600,000

Tejal Somvanshi

October 8, 2025

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