Charlie Dean will captain England Women against Ireland Women in September for the three-match ODI series.
Dean was stand-in captain at the start of the season in an ODI series against New Zealand due to an injury to Nat Sciver-Brunt, and she will round things off with three more ODIs.
Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez remains a target for Manchester City in the final two weeks of the transfer window.
City will decide whether to try to sign him before the window closes on September 1 after opting not to make an offer before last week's cut-off set by Chelsea.
“We've come a long way in five years". A post from Ryan Reynolds back in May, reflecting on another touchstone of his Wrexham revolution: the club's best finish in their 162-year history. "We have so much to be proud of, Reds".
Amid the doom and gloom at Newcastle United as familiar faces depart and the future looks uncertain, do not sleep on the signing of Bazoumana Toure. The Ivorian winger has the potential to be one of the most exciting Premier League arrivals this summer.
A new round of scientific grant cancellations has hit brain health and Alzheimer’s disease research at two leading research institutions, Emory University and the University of Pittsburgh.
The latest cancellations are the Trump administration’s most recent effort to remove disfavored topics from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) $47bn scientific portfolio – and appear to target the study of the impacts of racism.
Many dream of becoming captains and conquering the seas, but very few people, when looking at a massive cruise liner, seriously decide to build their own ship and set sail.
Hayden Panettiere, who has died at the age of 36, lived most of her life in the spotlight - from success as a child star to lead roles in hit TV shows Heroes and Nashville - but also endured struggles that went along with the pressures of fame.
Tammy Hawes is a healthcare tech executive who founded Virsys12 (acquired by Healthstream) and now serves as VP, Payer Solutions.
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For the past two years, most of healthcare's AI conversation has centered on the co-pilot—a smart assistant that drafts a note, summarizes a chart or answers a question while a human stays firmly in the driver's seat. That framing is already starting to feel dated. Agentic AI—systems that don't just suggest but act—is beginning to move into healthcare's administrative core, and it will change how operations run long before it changes what happens at the bedside.
David Schie, CEO AIStorm Inc, CEO Linear Dimensions.
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The hardware industry has a power problem, and it's not the one most teams are trying to solve.
I've watched engineering leaders optimize neural networks, swap accelerators and tune every parameter only to find their devices drain batteries faster than expected. While many leaders think the issue is the models, the underlying architecture is most often the culprit.