David Thompson

Sreeram Rajan Leads the Banking Transformations Integrating Data Solutions and Architecture with Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Technologies

08.27.2025 00:59 AM

In today's rapidly evolving dynamic financial landscape, where data solutions and architecture are the key departments of financial institutions, Sreeram Rajan stands out as a pioneering leader in AI-driven banking product solutions, scalable data architectures, and enterprise data governance.

Plant-Based Protocols and Therapeutic Fasting: Dmytro Stepanenko on Their Impact on the Brain, the Microbiome, and Metabolism

08.26.2025 23:18 PM

We sat down with Dmytro Stepanenko to discuss his proprietary systems, the growth of his brands in both Ukraine and the United States, the scientific validation of new wellness systems, and the philosophy of "clean" plant-based nutrition.

How Brain Supplements Can Support Your Unique Cognitive Strengths

08.26.2025 01:53 AM

Everyone has unique cognitive strengths and challenges. Understanding how brain supplements work—and how they can align with your mental performance goals—is a powerful step toward achieving long-term clarity, focus, and creativity.

Pravan Health Founder David Melchor on Restoring Purpose in the Face of Parkinson's

08.26.2025 00:55 AM

David Melchor's life has been the embodiment of the proverb: Turn your face to the sun, and the shadows fall behind you.

Benefits of Microlearning vs. Traditional Training Methods

08.25.2025 06:09 AM

Ever felt like you can't even sit through a single sitcom episode anymore because you get bored and you get this urgent need to check your phone? Turns out, dopamine is partly to blame, but luckily, you can use the benefits of microlearning to take control of your attention.

Cybersecurity in 2025: Beyond Just Passwords

08.22.2025 22:44 PM

Staying secure online has never been more essential than it is in 2025. Luckily, there are numerous tried and tested tools that can be utilized to improve cybersecurity and ensure safety without sacrificing the connectivity that modern technology brings.

Taylor Thomson Bridges Academic Research and Real-World Conservation with Predictive Ecological Models

08.22.2025 00:01 AM

University labs produce groundbreaking studies, yet many never leave the pages of journals to shape the ecosystems they were meant to protect. Environmental scientist Taylor Thomson has built his career on closing that gap.

The Engineer Behind the Breakthrough: Maria Shcherbakova's Path to Smarter Parkinson's Care

08.21.2025 23:14 PM

In February 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved an adaptive deep-brain stimulation (aDBS) system—a milestone that could transform treatment for Parkinson's disease.

ELISA Kits Help Identify Diabetes, Immune Deficiency Problems, Cancer, and More

08.21.2025 04:04 AM

The human body is a complex system where all organs, tissues, and cells work in harmony. However, various internal and external factors, such as infections, genetic mutations, immune system problems, hormonal imbalances, or exposure to harmful substances, can disrupt the balance. Here is where ELISA test kits come into play.

The Science of Self-Understanding: Exploring Jeremy Griffith's Human Condition Hypothesis

08.20.2025 23:36 PM

In an age of extraordinary scientific progress and deepening global tensions, one question is more urgent than ever: why does a species capable of such creativity, compassion, and intelligence so often descend into conflict, environmental destruction, and self-sabotage? Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith has devoted his career to conquering that frontier.

A New Vision for Time and Energy in The Greatest Source of Energy

08.20.2025 22:08 PM

Understanding how time and energy might be united could lead to new possibilities, from breakthroughs in energy production to advancements in space exploration.

Did This Biotech Company Just Unlock the Benefits of Fasting in a Pill?

08.20.2025 21:50 PM

Mimio Health has introduced a fasting mimicking formula developed from over 7 years of clinical research into the effects of a 36 hour fast. We explore the science, early data, and what this might mean for the future of longevity support.

How ELISA Testing Kits Help in Zoonotic Disease Surveillance and Research?

08.19.2025 01:06 AM

Zoonotic diseases, also known as zoonoses, are infections that are transmitted between animals and humans. Today, over 60% of all known infectious diseases in humans are zoonotic. These diseases can be caused by various types of pathogens.

The Science Behind Pain Relief: Dr. Mohammad Aalai's Mission to Transform Pain Management

08.19.2025 00:32 AM

The science behind pain management is evolving rapidly, challenging long-held beliefs about how chronic pain should be treated. At the forefront of this transformation is Dr. Mohammad Aalai, an interventional pain specialist and the founder of Pain Free Lives.

Scaling Psychiatric Urgent Care via Telehealth: A Proven Model for Reducing ER Overload

08.18.2025 19:20 PM

This article discusses how the increase of psychiatric urgent care with telehealth decreases ER overload, the benefits it produces, and how implementation can be carried out in practice.

ECG Academy Launches New Hybrid Course for Aspiring ECG Interpreters and Career Changers

08.18.2025 02:59 AM

ECG Academy, a leading provider of advanced online ECG interpretation training, has launched its new Hybrid Course. This new course brings a refreshed approach to mastering electrocardiograms, combining high-quality video instruction and interactive assessment tools.

Thinking Like a Resident: How to Approach USMLE Step 2 with Clinical Confidence

08.15.2025 00:32 AM

For the dedicated students hunched over their laptops and textbooks, the dream of a white coat is within reach, yet it's overshadowed by a single, all-consuming obsession: the USMLE Step 2 preparation.

Popcorn with Purpose, Popcorn for the People: How One Organization Is Redefining Work, Worth, and Inclusion in America

08.13.2025 21:07 PM

It may look like just popcorn: gourmet, crunchy, and wildly popular at events, stadiums, and online. But beneath every bag of Popcorn for the People is a mission that's encouraging the way individuals perceive autism, their employment, and the nature of meaningful work in America.

Kenessary Koishibay: "Decentralized biometrics is not a tribute to fashion, but the only architectural approach that returns control to the user."

08.13.2025 04:50 AM

A Kazakhstani engineer who went from Amazon to his own startup explains why the future of digital identification lies in decentralized systems.

How Femtech and the Barkin Index Are Shaping Postpartum Care Beyond Diagnosis

08.08.2025 01:49 AM

Until relatively recently, perinatal mental health was not a key focus in the United States. "Nearly two decades ago, postpartum care was less mother-centric," says Dr. Jennifer L. Barkin, a reputed researcher, innovator, and creator of the Barkin Index of Maternal Functioning (BIMF).

The Intelligent Edge: Kartheek Bhashyam on Forging Business Success

08.04.2025 21:21 PM

Leaders like Kartheek Bhashyam advocate for a clear-eyed, strategic approach. They emphasize that true transformation stems not from chasing every new trend but from a disciplined focus on value, resilience, and intelligent execution.

The Convenience of Oral Diabetes Medications: What to Consider

08.03.2025 23:20 PM

This article explores the convenience of oral diabetes medications, their benefits, types, and important considerations for patients and healthcare providers.

The Mathematics of Market Inefficiency: How AI Exploits Statistical Arbitrage Opportunities

07.31.2025 05:34 AM

In the theoretical world of efficient markets, a stock's price already includes all available public information, leaving little opportunity for achieving abnormal returns by researching and analyzing a company's stock.

Behind the Numbers and Risk Engine

07.30.2025 22:53 PM

A day in the life of a Quant has always fascinated those outside the finance world. Jiayan Xu was first introduced to this world through the influential book My Life as a Quant, which vividly illustrates how abstract theory translates into real-world financial impact.

Technological Innovations to Combat Air Pollution in U.S. Cities

07.30.2025 05:30 AM

Air pollution is one of the greatest environmental challenges of any urban center today. As the U.S cities expand, the management of clean, breathable air to an entire population is becoming a major challenge.

How to Build Ad Monetization without Undermining Player Retention: Expert Insights by Anton Zaluskyi

07.30.2025 02:19 AM

In June 2025, Google and Deloitte published a global study confirming what experienced developers have long understood: well-integrated ads in mobile games can drive revenue without compromising player retention. In light of this data, we spoke with industry expert Anton Zaluskyi.

Combatting Antibiotic Resistance with Phage Therapies: An Interview with the CEO of BiomX

07.29.2025 19:55 PM

The biological elegance of phage therapy lies in its fundamental difference from chemical antibiotics. While drugs target specific bacterial processes that can be circumvented through genetic mutations, bacteriophages are living entities that co-evolved with bacteria over billions of years.

Telegram: Between Freedom of Speech and Content Piracy

07.28.2025 05:09 AM

This article explores how Telegram balances its mission of open communication with the growing misuse of the platform for copyright violations, especially impacting creators, influencers, and pay-per-view businesses.

Beyond the Code: How Abylaikhan Azamatov Is Building Human-Centred AI Through Hackathons, Social Apps, and Digital Empowerment

07.28.2025 01:36 AM

From innovative solutions for climbers to women-only fitness apps, a Central Asian AI expert proves that true innovation starts with understanding people.