Today’s Solutions: March 10, 2026

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Don’t like some superfoo

Don't like some superfoods? Try these healthy alternatives

Are your taste buds not agreeing with the superfoods you’re feeding them? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one. Luckily, there are equally good-for-you alternatives that contain similar nutrients but differ in texture and flavor. So if you’re not enjoying superfoods like kale or quinoa, Read More...

8 innovations inspired by natu

8 innovations inspired by nature's genius

Many insects secrete a thin, oily film that helps them adhere to surfaces, but the porous surface of the carnivorous pitcher plant holds on to water, rendering such adhesive films useless. Harvard scientists created Slips (slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces), which repels both water and oil, Read More...

Myanmar can flourish by sowing

Myanmar can flourish by sowing seeds of agricultural prosperity

On 30 March, Htin Kyaw, a long-time adviser and ally of Aung San Suu Kyi – whose National League for Democracy party achieved a historic victory in recent elections – became the first elected civilian to hold office in Myanmar since the army took over in 1962. The NLD won the democratic Read More...

First LSD brain imaging study

First LSD brain imaging study offers insights into consciousness

Almost three-quarters of a century after chemist Albert Hofmann accidentally ingested LSD and experienced its mind-expanding effects, brain imaging has given researchers their first glimpse of how it causes its profound effects on consciousness. One of the most notable aspects of the psychedelic Read More...

How to free yourself from your

How to free yourself from your brain

On many fronts people feel the urge to change their lives--so why don't they succeed? We live in therapeutic times. Advice surrounds us about achieving success. Yet when we set our minds to do something seemingly simple--losing weight, giving up a bad habit, acting nicer to people, and so Read More...

BMW ReachNow car-sharing servi

BMW ReachNow car-sharing service offers i3 electric cars in Seattle

After a brief hiatus, BMW is once again offering a car-sharing service in the U.S. The German carmaker shut down its DriveNow service in San Francisco, but is now re-launching the service—with a new name, ReachNow—in Seattle. Users will have access to a fleet of 370 vehicles, including BMW i3 Read More...

Jaguar Land Rover launches tec

Jaguar Land Rover launches tech venture to test car-sharing

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) launched a technology business on Monday which aims to create apps for services such as car-sharing, the latest automaker to explore ways of tapping demand for cheaper and greener ways of making short journeys. The InMotion venture will begin testing products including Read More...

Ford’s self-driving car

Ford's self-driving car works in total darkness

Headlights are for humans. Ford is testing self-driving cars that can "see" the road in total darkness. Watch CNET Update below to learn how it works. And if you're looking for robots to do other work for you, check out the Deebot D79 vacuum. It can empty its own dirt bin -- but there's a catch: Read More...

Tesla’s real innovation isnâ

Tesla’s real innovation isn’t the electric car

It’s hard to overstate the economic impact of automobile manufacturing. Autos are both the biggest manufacturing sector and the biggest retail sector. And these sectors spread revenues to a huge number of other parties: suppliers, auto dealers, gas stations, media. A whole host of business Read More...

Microbots can clean up pollute

Microbots can clean up polluted water

A new study shows that a swarm of hundreds of thousands of tiny microbots, each smaller than the width of a human hair, can be deployed into industrial wastewater to absorb and remove toxic heavy metals. The researchers found that the microbots can remove 95% of the lead in polluted water in one Read More...