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    Stanford Medicine says human brain functions as two organs●Stanford Medicine reveals human brain is two organs▶youtubeHealthMedicine1.4M3 d ago

    Stanford Medicine is reported to have revealed that the human brain functions as two organs rather than a single unified one, according to a broadcast item from KRON 4 that has drawn over 1.3 million likes. The claim suggests a significant reframing of how brain anatomy and function are understood. Further details of the research, its methods, and peer review status have not been provided.

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    Australian media is running a detailed feature on Sam Walker, headlined 'Anatomy of a comeback'. The piece traces the rugby league playmaker's return, looking at the setbacks he faced and the steps behind his return to form. Readers in Queensland and beyond are engaging with the story as interest in his recovery and playing future grows.

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    Sandra Hüller's 'Rose' Rekindles Oscar Buzz▼Strap-On and All, ‘Rose’ Puts Sandra Hüller Back in the Oscar Conversation✉newsCultureFilm5 d ago

    Sandra Hüller, the German actress acclaimed for 'Anatomy of a Fall' and 'The Zone of Interest', is back in awards discussion with her new film 'Rose'. A provocative role, reportedly including a strap-on scene, is drawing attention and early talk of another Academy Award campaign for the star.

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    Stefan Ruzowitzky's 2000 horror film "Anatomy" back in the spotlight●Stefan Ruzowitzky – „Anatomie“ (2000) Dieser Film hat zu seiner Zeit nicht nur Körper aufgeschnitten, sondern auch die „MmastodonCultureFilm117 h ago

    Stefan Ruzowitzky's 2000 film "Anatomie" is being revisited, with commentators calling it a film that cut into the anatomy of German cinema itself. The horror hit, made before Ruzowitzky won an Oscar for "The Counterfeiters", is discussed as a landmark of German genre cinema at the turn of the millennium.

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    A software engineer's guide to writing a Lean proof●Anatomy of a Lean proof for software engineersYhnTechnologySoftware1281 h ago

    Engineer Agost Biro has published a detailed walkthrough dissecting the anatomy of a Lean proof, aimed specifically at software engineers rather than mathematicians. The post breaks down how formal proofs are structured and what working developers can take from the theorem-proving world. Readers in programming communities are sharing the piece as an accessible entry point into formal verification.

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    A New Sea Spider Species Has Been Discovered●There's a new sea spider in townYhnCultureTheatre2212 h ago

    Scientists have identified a previously unknown species of sea spider, according to a new report in Nautilus. Sea spiders, or pycnogonids, are marine arthropods found in oceans worldwide, and new species continue to be described as deep-sea and polar exploration expands. Readers are sharing and discussing the finding, with many drawn to the creatures' unusual anatomy and what the discovery says about how much ocean life remains undocumented.

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    'Rose' Trailer Drops With Oscar Buzz for Sandra Hüller▼'Rose' Trailer Drops Online: Sandra Huller Expected to Earn Oscar Nomination for This Movie!✉newsCultureFilm5 d ago

    The trailer for the film 'Rose' has been released online, with reports suggesting that star Sandra Hüller is expected to earn an Oscar nomination for her performance. The German actress, previously nominated for 'Anatomy of a Fall', is generating awards speculation following the trailer's debut. Audiences and film watchers are discussing her prospects ahead of the movie's release.

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    Scientists Discover Hairy-Legged Sea Spider With 'Nightmare Mouth'▼Scientists Found a Hairy-Legged Sea Spider With a Nightmare Mouth✉newsScienceBiology6 h ago

    Researchers have identified a sea spider covered in hair-like legs and equipped with unusual mouthparts, described in striking terms in new coverage. Sea spiders are marine arthropods found in oceans worldwide, and discoveries of new species or anatomical details continue to fascinate scientists. The vivid description of its mouth has drawn attention to the strange anatomy of these deep-sea creatures.

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    Anatomy exhibit opens in Sacramento touring inside the human body▼Anatomy exhibit opens in Sacramento, taking visitors on a tour inside the human body✉newsScience10 h ago

    A new anatomy exhibit has opened in Sacramento, offering visitors an immersive tour inside the human body. The display, covered by the Sacramento Bee, gives attendees a close-up look at bodily systems and structures, drawing attention as a science-education attraction in California's capital.

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    Class 12 lesson on flower structure draws wide attention●पुष्प की संरचना | पुष्पी पादपों में लैंगिक जनन | Class 12 Biology Flower | Nidhi Ma’am▶youtubeScienceBiology69K2 d ago

    An online biology lesson explaining the structure of flowers and sexual reproduction in flowering plants, aimed at Class 12 students, has attracted large engagement under the teaching of Nidhi Ma'am. The lesson covers flower anatomy and reproductive processes from the Class 12 biology syllabus, and is currently drawing significant interest among students preparing for board exams.

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    Charcoal figure drawings circulate among art communities●#charcoal #pencil #drawing #figuredrawing #artnude #art #artist #artworkMmastodonCultureArt619 h ago

    An artist has shared new charcoal and pencil figure drawings of the nude, tagged across art communities. The work sits within the long-standing tradition of life drawing, and shared figure studies like this regularly draw appreciation, critique and discussion among fellow artists about technique, anatomy and shading.

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    Dental Scope launches interactive 3D dental anatomy tool●Show HN: Dental Scope – Interactive 3D dental anatomyYhn1013 d ago

    A new web tool called Dental Scope offers an interactive 3D model of dental anatomy, letting users explore teeth and related structures in detail. It was shared with the Hacker News community, where it drew attention and positive engagement. Commenters typically discuss its usefulness for dental students, educators, and patients wanting to visualize oral anatomy.

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    Wilson's School is highlighting its Dissection Club, where students get hands-on biology experience by carrying out dissections themselves rather than only studying diagrams. The school presents the club as a way to give pupils practical science skills and a closer look at anatomy beyond the standard classroom curriculum.

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    An examination of how a meningitis outbreak unfolded in England has drawn attention to the disease's continued public health threat. The piece traces the anatomy of the outbreak, highlighting how cases emerged and spread and what the response reveals about vaccination and surveillance. Readers are discussing the risks meningitis still poses despite available vaccines, and what lessons the English experience offers for outbreak preparedness elsewhere.

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    Oarfish fins inspire new large underwater robot▼Mysterious oarfish's fins inspire large underwater robot design✉newsTechnologyRobotics3 d ago

    Engineers have designed a large underwater robot modelled on the oarfish, a deep-sea creature known for its long ribbon-like body and distinctive fin propulsion. The unusual anatomy of the fish, rarely seen alive, provides a template for efficient movement at depth. The project highlights how deep-sea biology continues to inform robotics, drawing attention from both science and technology audiences.

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    Clone Robotics demos humanlike robotic hand controlled remotely▼Clone Robotics shows humanlike robot hand moving under remote control✉newsTechnologyRobotics1 d ago

    Clone Robotics has shown off a humanlike robotic hand moving under remote control, according to a report by Interesting Engineering. The demonstration highlights the Polish company's work on musculoskeletal robots designed to mimic human anatomy, a field drawing growing attention as firms race to build more lifelike machines.

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    Oarfish's Joystick-Like Fins May Inspire Underwater Robots▼The Elusive Oarfish Has Joystick-Like Fins That May Inspire Future Underwater Robots✉newsTechnologyRobotics2 d ago

    Scientists studying the oarfish, a rarely seen deep-sea fish, have found that its long, joystick-like pelvic fins may help it maneuver in the water. Researchers say the unusual fin design could inspire a new generation of underwater robots capable of precise movement at depth. The finding adds to growing interest in biomimicry for marine robotics.

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    A detailed overview of Australopithecus africanus, an early human ancestor species that lived in southern Africa roughly three million years ago, has drawn attention online. The piece examines the species' anatomy, its place in human evolution, and what fossil evidence such as the Taung child reveals about bipedalism and brain development. Readers with an interest in paleoanthropology are sharing and discussing the summary.

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    Researchers publish evidence map of skull bone channel biology▼Figure 1. Evidence map of skull bone channel biology. (IMAGE)✉newsScienceBiology3 d ago

    A scientific evidence map summarising research on skull bone channel biology has been released via EurekAlert, the science news release service. The figure compiles what is currently known about tiny channels within skull bone, a topic of growing interest in neuroscience and anatomy. Little further detail accompanies the release, and reaction so far appears limited.

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    HBO Max Orders New Drama from Los Javis and Top Spanish Writers▼HBO Max Unveils Javier Calvo, Javier Ambrossi Drama Series, Created by ‘Anatomy’ Writer Fran Araújo and ‘Querer’ Scribe Eduard Sola (EXCLUSIVE)✉newsCultureTelevision3 d ago

    HBO Max has greenlit a new drama series produced by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, the Spanish duo behind 'La Llamada' and 'Paquita Salas'. The series is created by Fran Araújo, a writer on the award-winning film 'Anatomy of a Fall', and Eduard Sola, co-creator of the acclaimed Spanish series 'Querer'. Details of the plot and cast have not yet been announced.

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    Bodies – The Science Within is a science exhibition featuring human body displays, aimed at teaching visitors about anatomy and how the body works. The subject is circulating in news coverage, with audiences sharing interest in the educational displays and the debates that typically surround exhibitions using real human specimens.

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    Sandra Hüller stars in trailer for Markus Schleinzer's new film Rose●Rose – Watch Sandra Hüller in the trailer for the new film by Markus Schleinzer https:// bit.ly/4jundcT # Rose # SandraHMmastodonCultureFilm24 d ago

    A trailer has been released for Rose, the new film from Austrian director Markus Schleinzer, starring Sandra Hüller, the German actress known for Anatomy of a Fall and The Zone of Interest. Film fans are sharing the first look and discussing Hüller's latest role ahead of the film's release.

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    Anatomy of Sound exhibition links guitar making, music and architecture●Anatomy of Sound exhibition connects guitar making, music, and architecture✉newsCultureArt3 d ago

    Miami University is presenting the Anatomy of Sound exhibition, which explores the connections between guitar making, music, and architecture. The show brings together craft and design, highlighting how the principles of instrument building intersect with architectural thinking. Details about dates, featured makers, or public programming have not been released, but the exhibition is drawing attention as an interdisciplinary arts event.

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    Vital3D and Cleveland Clinic to develop 3D-printed aneurysm stents●Vital3D Technologies and Cleveland Clinic outline plans to develop patient-specific, 3D-printed stents for bifurcation aneurysms✉newsTechnology5 d ago

    Vital3D Technologies and Cleveland Clinic have announced plans to develop patient-specific, 3D-printed stents for treating bifurcation aneurysms. The collaboration aims to produce implants tailored to each patient's anatomy, an approach that could improve outcomes in a complex area of neurovascular care. Details on timelines and clinical testing have not yet been released.