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A "Wandering" Black Hole Found Around the Milky Way! And It Was Asleep!
Space
Özge Şahin
Yasin Polat
Aug 6, 2026

A "Wandering" Black Hole Found Around the Milky Way! And It Was Asleep!

A star's violent death revealed a hidden supermassive black hole. Astronomers detected an inactive supermassive black hole wandering far outside its galaxy's center after it shredded a star that passe...

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Why You Need an Entrepreneurial Mindset
CS for Human
Derin Kaplan
Yasin Polat
Aug 2, 2026

Why You Need an Entrepreneurial Mindset

Entrepreneurship has become one of the most praised concepts in modern working life. We are constantly encouraged to take risks, develop products, discover gaps in the market, and turn ideas into scal...

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Artificial Intelligence's New Raw Material: Books
CS for AI
Derin Kaplan
Yasin Polat
Jul 18, 2026

Artificial Intelligence's New Raw Material: Books

When does a book's economic value separate from the story and ideas within it, reducing it to the words it contains? For Michael Ströter, a second-hand bookseller in Bielefeld, Germany, this question ...

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How Are Protein Folding and Artificial Intelligence Together Transforming Biology?
CS for Biology
Ceren SARI
Yasin Polat
Jul 15, 2026

How Are Protein Folding and Artificial Intelligence Together Transforming Biology?

Every protein in our body actually begins its life as a long chain of amino acids. But these chains are not just balls of string. Each one folds into a specific three-dimensional shape with flawless p...

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The Cellular Miracle That Turns Back Time: What Are Intermittent Fasting and Autophagy?
CS for Biology
Ceren SARI
Yasin Polat
Jul 15, 2026

The Cellular Miracle That Turns Back Time: What Are Intermittent Fasting and Autophagy?

Modern life presents us with an endless illusion of abundance. Morning coffee snacks that begin with the first light of day, cookies adorning our desks throughout the day, heavy dinners we view as a r...

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Do Sustainability Reports Reflect the Truth?
Sustainability
Derin Kaplan
Yasin Polat
Jul 12, 2026

Do Sustainability Reports Reflect the Truth?

Companies are increasingly sharing their sustainability efforts. They are focusing on carbon targets, renewable energy commitments, social indicators, and governance policies. However, disclosing more...

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Researchers have identified a new biological target that could slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease
CS for Biology
Yasin Polat
Jun 30, 2026

Researchers have identified a new biological target that could slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease

Alzheimer's disease is one of the most significant neurodegenerative diseases, affecting millions of people worldwide and characterized by progressive cognitive decline. The fact that a definitive cur...

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Scientists have discovered a DNA repair gene that could be a hidden treatment target for cancer
CS for Biology
Yasin Polat
Jun 21, 2026

Scientists have discovered a DNA repair gene that could be a hidden treatment target for cancer

DNA damage and the failure to adequately repair that damage play a significant role in the development of cancer. For this reason, scientists have long regarded DNA repair mechanisms as systems that p...

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Researchers have developed a new immune molecule that can reduce memory loss in Alzheimer's disease
CS for Biology
Yasin Polat
Jun 19, 2026

Researchers have developed a new immune molecule that can reduce memory loss in Alzheimer's disease

A new study on Alzheimer’s disease has revealed the development of an experimental molecule that could slow the progression of the disease by reactivating the brain’s immune system. The study, conduct...

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What Is Bioengineering? Engineering That Understands Life and Designs the Future
CS for Biology
Yasin Polat
Jun 18, 2026

What Is Bioengineering? Engineering That Understands Life and Designs the Future

Analyzing the millions of letters in a person’s DNA, developing smart treatments that target cancer cells, producing artificial tissue in a laboratory setting, or designing biological systems that cou...

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