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Edition 20

May 23, 2026

Discover groundbreaking advances in military leadership, sustainable tech, quantum computing, ancient sea monsters, and life-saving cancer treatments!

Major Abhilasha Barak to receive 2025 UN military gender advocate award

Major Abhilasha Barak to receive 2025 UN military gender advocate award

Major Abhilasha Barak is honored with the 2025 UN Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award for her crucial outreach to women and girls in Lebanon. This marks another proud moment for India, with Barak being the third Indian recipient of this prestigious award.

The Hindu

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Scientists just found a faster, cleaner way to extract lithium for EV batteries

Scientists just found a faster, cleaner way to extract lithium for EV batteries

New tech dramatically speeds up lithium extraction for EV batteries, unlocking vast untapped reserves. This cleaner, faster method could revolutionize battery production and the green energy transition.

ScienceDaily

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New Quantum Processing Technology Points to Life After the Transistor

New Quantum Processing Technology Points to Life After the Transistor

Scientists are exploring quantum switching elements using electron spin, which could offer a faster and more energy-efficient alternative to transistors. This breakthrough could signal a new era beyond traditional computing limitations.

Gizmodo

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Quantum Dynamics Advance Overturns Claim of ‘Quantum Supremacy,’ Opens New Research Directions

Quantum Dynamics Advance Overturns Claim of ‘Quantum Supremacy,’ Opens New Research Directions

New math tools allow a regular computer to solve a "quantum supremacy" problem, opening new research doors. This breakthrough shows classical computers can tackle complex quantum simulations, challenging previous assumptions.

The Quantum Insider

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Exclusive: There’s a new T. rex in town—and this giant beast ruled the seas

Exclusive: There’s a new T. rex in town—and this giant beast ruled the seas

Paleontologists have discovered a new, massive sea lizard species dubbed *Tylosaurus rex*, ruling the ancient oceans like a marine T. rex. This 43-foot-long apex predator boasts powerful jaws and serrated teeth, adding to the formidable reputation of sea monsters.

National Geographic

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Common asthma drug helps fight hard-to-treat cancers, including aggressive breast cancers, early study finds

Common asthma drug helps fight hard-to-treat cancers, including aggressive breast cancers, early study finds

Asthma drug shows promise in fighting tough cancers by reprogramming immune cells. This could help patients resistant to immunotherapy respond to treatment.

Live Science

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Did You Know?

Ching Shih (c. 1775–1844), also known as Zheng Yi Sao, was a 19th-century Chinese pirate leader who commanded the Red Flag Fleet, comprising over 300 ships and tens of thousands of pirates in the South China Sea. Recognized as the most successful pirate in history, she later negotiated a surrender with no penalties and retired peacefully.

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