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Para Athletes Shine at World's Top Track Meets
SportsJun 2

Para Athletes Shine at World's Top Track Meets

Paralympic champions are racing alongside Olympic stars at Diamond League track meets across the globe, thrilling crowds and breaking barriers. Italy's Ambra Sabatini headlines this week's Rome competition, continuing a decades-long tradition of elite Para athletics on the world's biggest stages.

Google: Paralympic champion2 min read
Paralympic Stars Light Up London and Leverkusen This Weekend
SportsJul 18

Paralympic Stars Light Up London and Leverkusen This Weekend

Over 30 Paralympic champions and world record holders are competing across two major European track meets this Saturday. The events showcase the best of Para athletics at venues that welcome disabled athletes as equals.

Google: Paralympic champion2 min read
Para Athletes Shine at Diamond League Track Meets Worldwide
SportsJun 5

Para Athletes Shine at Diamond League Track Meets Worldwide

Elite Paralympic sprinters and wheelchair racers are competing alongside Olympic champions at the world's top track meets, thrilling global audiences. From Rome to Oslo to Eugene, Para athletics has become a celebrated fixture of the prestigious Diamond League series.

Google: Paralympic champion3 min read
MIT Team Brings Ancient Instruments Back to Life
InnovationMar 6

MIT Team Brings Ancient Instruments Back to Life

Researchers are using CT scans and 3D printing to create playable replicas of ancient instruments, some dating back 3,500 years. Now these museum treasures can finally be heard again.

MIT News2 min read
MIT Startup Brings 2,000-Year-Old Roman Concrete Back
InnovationAug 19

MIT Startup Brings 2,000-Year-Old Roman Concrete Back

A new company is using ancient Roman concrete secrets to create modern building materials that last 50% longer and cut carbon emissions by 60%. The self-healing concrete is already rebuilding roads across Europe.

MIT News2 min read