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- 1Aerospace Corporation shares picks for space podcasts●Looking for your next space podcast? We’ve got a few suggestions.
The Aerospace Corporation has published a list of recommended space podcasts for listeners looking for new shows. The suggestions come from the US nonprofit space research and development organisation, which regularly produces expert commentary on space policy and technology. The recommendations give audiences a starting point for podcasts covering space exploration, science and industry news.
- 2Montage Technology begins mass production of DDR5 clock driver chip●Montage Technology enters mass production with its Montage DDR5 CKD chip, supporting blazing transfer rates up to 9200 M
Chinese chipmaker Montage Technology has started mass production of its DDR5 CKD (clock driver) chip, which supports data transfer rates of up to 9200 MT/s for next-generation memory modules. The move positions the company among the few suppliers of high-speed DDR5 clock drivers as demand grows for faster server and PC memory.
- 310x Genomics Begins Global Shipments of Atera Spatial Biology Platform●10x Genomics Begins Global Shipments of Atera, Putting Unprecedented Spatial Biology Capabilities in Researchers' Hands
10x Genomics has started global shipments of Atera, a new spatial biology platform the company describes as giving researchers unprecedented capabilities to map gene activity within intact tissue. The launch is aimed at labs studying disease mechanisms and tissue architecture, and is being announced as a significant expansion of the company's spatial biology product line for researchers worldwide.
- 4Stanford Medicine welcomes incoming biosciences PhD students●Incoming biosciences PhD students receive lab coats and inspiration
Stanford Medicine held its traditional ceremony welcoming incoming biosciences PhD students, presenting each with a white lab coat as a symbol of their entry into scientific research. The event also featured messages intended to inspire the new students as they begin doctoral training. The tradition marks the start of their graduate careers and is often shared as a celebratory moment by the school community.
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10x Genomics has started shipping its Atera spatial biology platform to customers. The launch gives researchers a new tool for mapping genes and proteins within intact tissue, a fast-growing area of life sciences research. The company has not yet detailed shipment volumes or first customers, but the move signals its push to commercialize next-generation spatial analysis tools for academic labs and biopharma.
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Edmonton Oilers defenceman Evan Bouchard opened the new NHL season by scoring the team's first goal, a moment framed by Oilers coverage as the start of a redemption year after a difficult previous campaign. Fans are watching closely to see whether the offensive defenceman can rebound to the form that made him a key piece of Edmonton's blue line.
- 7Google accused of bundling ads into Android system updates●Google now ships "ads" with their Android system update?
Google is being criticized after users reported that its Android system updates now include advertising content, raising questions about whether Google has started pushing ads through software updates. Commenters are debating whether this marks a new low in mobile platform monetization and how it compares to ad-free expectations for core system software. Concerns focus on user consent and control over devices.
- 8Penn State first-year food science students compete in product development●First-year food science students compete in product development
First-year food science students at Pennsylvania State University have taken part in a product development competition, applying their studies to creating new food products. The event gives beginners early hands-on experience in the field, and the university highlighted the competition as an example of how its programme introduces students to real-world food innovation from the start of their degrees.
- 9Apple sets pre-order date for iPhone Duo●Apple announces when you can start the iPhone Duo pre-order process
Apple has announced when customers can begin pre-ordering the iPhone Duo. The company revealed the pre-order start time for the new device, giving buyers a date to mark ahead of its launch. Further details about pricing, availability and features were not included in the announcement.
- 10Betterment to charge RIAs 0.20% custody platform fee●For RIA custody, Betterment's platform fees will begin at 0.20% Betterment will roll out a new custody fee schedule for
Betterment will introduce a new custody fee schedule for registered investment advisers and other advisory firms starting next year, with platform fees beginning at 0.20%. The move positions the digital investment company more directly in the custody market for independent advisers, and industry watchers are weighing what the pricing means for competition with established custodians serving the RIA sector.
- 11Judge Orders New York to Restart Second-Home Tax Rollout●Judge Orders New York to Scrap Rollout of Second-Home Tax and Start Over https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/nyregion/nyc
A judge has ordered New York to abandon its current rollout of a tax on second homes and begin the process again. The ruling halts, at least temporarily, the state's effort to levy the tax on part-time residents and vacation property owners. The decision is drawing attention in real estate, political and legal circles, with questions over how the state will redraft the plan and what it means for wealthy homeowners and local tax revenue.
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Russian gas stations are introducing new rules for refueling cars starting in October. Drivers in Russia are looking up what changes to expect at the pump, with the details reported by regional media. The article describes the innovations taking effect this autumn, prompting motorists to check how the new refueling procedures will affect their everyday fill-ups.
- 13ARCH and Population Health launch China sleep disorder startup●ARCH and Population Health return to China for new startup, targeting sleep disorders
Investment firms ARCH and Population Health are returning to China to back a new startup focused on sleep disorders. The venture marks a renewed bet on Chinese healthcare innovation, with sleep health an area of growing demand as awareness of sleep-related conditions rises among consumers and clinicians.
- 14IRS begins notifying taxpayers about new $2,000 Saver's Match benefit●IRS sends notices on Saver's Match to taxpayers who might qualify for new benefit, worth up to $2,000
The IRS has started sending notices to taxpayers who may qualify for the Saver's Match, a new federal benefit worth up to $2,000. The program is designed to boost retirement savings for lower- and middle-income workers by adding a government contribution to their retirement accounts. Details on eligibility and how the match will be paid out remain limited, so people are watching for further guidance from the agency.
- 15Corral tool kills every command an AI agent starts●Show HN: Corral – Kill every command your agent starts
A new open-source tool called Corral has been released on GitHub, letting developers automatically kill every command that an AI coding agent starts. The tool gives users a single way to terminate processes spawned by agents, addressing concerns about runaway commands or unwanted background tasks during automated coding sessions.
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