The dynamic spectrum of steatotic liver disease: the global perspective

Addison, T. Observations on fatty degeneration of the liver. Guys Hosp. Rep. 1, 476–485 (1836). Google Scholar  Ayonrinde, O. T. Historical narrative from fatty liver in the nineteenth century to contemporary NAFLD — reconciling the present with the past. JHEP Rep. 3, 100261 (2021). Article  PubMed Central  PubMed  Google Scholar  Ludwig, J., Viggiano, T. R.,…

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Adobe Unveils ChatGPT Plugin for Seamless Image, Video, and Document Creation, ETEnterpriseai

Adobe on Friday said it has introduced its ‘Adobe Plugin’ within ChatGPT, enabling users to create high-quality images, videos, designs and documents using its professional-grade tools directly inside the platform. According to the official press release, users can activate the Adobe Plugin within ChatGPT and simply describe what they want to create, after which the…

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Indian Cricketer Is Uttarakhand’s Highest Tax Payer, Contributed Rs 23.84 Crore In 2025-26

India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant, renowned for his explosive batting and record-breaking feats, has added another milestone off the field. Pant has emerged as Uttarakhand’s highest taxpayer for the 2025-26 financial year, paying a brilliant Rs 23.84 crore in taxes (Picture credit: AP) Pant, 28, represents Delhi in domestic cricket but resides in Uttarakhand. He was…

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Google Is Discontinuing Google Assistant in September

Google Is Discontinuing Google Assistant in September

Google is set to retire Google Assistant across the Android ecosystem — including phones, tablets, and Wear OS smartwatches — starting September 4, 2026. Gemini will take its place as the default assistant on supported devices, with the rollout happening gradually over the following months. Once a device completes the transition, users will no longer…

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New clues into how animals evolved an internal compass to navigate Earth

Migratory animals use the Earth’s magnetic field to navigate, but scientists don’t have all the answers to how exactly this ability evolved. Recent studies suggest magnetoreception in animals may have evolved independently from the magnetic systems found in bacteria. Although the origins of magnetoreception remain elusive, it is an important ability preserved across the…

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Tritium in the quantum sieve

Fusion power plants of the future will not only require extremely hot plasmas and strong magnetic fields but also a fuel cycle in which the hydrogen isotopes deuterium and tritium can be recovered, separated, and reused. Together with partners, a team from HZDR has now demonstrated a highly efficient method for separating hydrogen isotopes using…

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S.S. Rajamouli’s ‘Varanasi’ to Be Shot Entirely on IMAX, 2027 Epic Nears Completion

Rajamouli revealed to Tsounami that Varanasi is the first non-English to be shot entirely on IMAX. All large-scale IMAX action sequences have been filmed, with only the smaller ones remaining, he said. He also shared that the team has completed around 80 per cent of the film. The remaining portions are currently being shot in…

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Framework Separates Dephasing From Decoherence In Matter-Wave Systems

Researchers from The Australian National University have developed a framework to isolate the causes of quantum decoherence in matter-wave Bell interferometers, a crucial step toward detecting new physics. The work establishes that evaluating the Bell correlation at zero interferometer path difference yields an exact, source-distribution-independent extraction of the Bell amplitude reduction. This source-independent measurement is significant…

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