-
See How Custom FEM Solver For Adaptive Fracture Was Made
Earlier this month, we showcased an impressive Houdini simulation of a bullet piercing through a series of glass panels powered by a custom FEM solver. The artist then released a second video, offering a deeper and more technical exploration of this Thin FEM solver for adaptive fracture propagation, and has… Read Details ⇢
-
UN envoy warns Syria’s war ‘has not ended yet’ as US says truce extended | Syria’s War News
The United Nations special envoy for Syria has warned that the war “has not ended yet” despite the removal of President Bashar al-Assad by opposition fighters, highlighting clashes between Turkish-backed armed groups and Kurdish fighters in the north of the country. “There have been significant hostilities in the last two… Read Details ⇢
-
15 essential productivity apps that every Mac user should try
Mac users are known for their love of sleek design and intuitive interfaces, and productivity apps are no exception. With the right tools, you can streamline your workflow, boost efficiency, and unlock your Mac’s true potential. This curated list of 15 essential productivity apps will empower you to conquer your… Read Details ⇢
-
Promoting social justice through the transformation of the higher education sector – The Mail & Guardian
Through research and partnering with communities, universities can tackle the Southern African region’s problems, such as poverty, climate change and unemployment The University World News — Africa Education recently highlighted the critical need for South African universities to reinforce their commitment to social justice. Ylva Rodny-Gumede, of the University of… Read Details ⇢
-
At the Opéra-Comique in Paris, ‘Les Fêtes d’Hébé’ as William Christie’s birthday present
“Les Fêtes d’Hébé”, by Jean-Philippe Rameau, at the Opéra-Comique, Paris, December 9, 2024. VINCENT PONTET The Opéra-Comique in Paris is a bit like home to William Christie. The American conductor has directed 13 productions there since the historic 1987 exhumation of Jean-Baptiste Lully’s lyrical tragedy Atys. For his forthcoming 80th… Read Details ⇢
-
Mayotte powerless in face of climate change: ‘There’s a huge inequality and injustice issue here’
For in-depth analysis and a deeper perspective on climate change and the devastating effects of Cyclone Chido, the storm that has ravaged Mayotte, the archipelago off east Africa, FRANCE 24’s Annette Young welcomes Dr Charlie Gardner, Writer, Interdisciplinary Researcher, Conservation scientist and Professor at the University of Kent’s Durrell Institute… Read Details ⇢
-
Biden administration pressuring African country to adopt lax abortion laws in exchange for foreign aid: report
President Biden’s administration is pressuring the government of Sierra Leone to adopt more permissive abortion policies in exchange for foreign assistance, according to a Monday report. The African nation currently bans abortion in most circumstances, but legislation before the country’s parliament would decriminalize the practice. The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC),… Read Details ⇢
-
Toon-Shaded Scythe Weapon With Early 2000s JRPG Vibes
Eu Claire, whose great 3D take on MegaMan’s Roll, Cloud-Strife-meets-Johnny-Bravo model, and fully rigged Lucky Star’s Konata we’ve shared before, has revealed a fascinating and intricate mechanism, which is actually a weapon from their game project. This scythe-like weapon, radiating perfect ’00s JRPG vibes, was created in Blender with outlines using… Read Details ⇢
-
Irish support for Palestinians stands firm, despite Israeli anger | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Ireland’s decision to join South Africa’s International Court of Justice (ICJ) case accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza continues to feed a diplomatic storm that, to many observers, has been years in the making. On Monday, following Israel’s decision to close its embassy in Ireland, the newly appointed Israeli… Read Details ⇢