Emmy-nominated composer Kris Bowers is set to score Netflix’s upcoming animated comedy “Steps.” The score was recorded in July and Aug. 2026 at London’s Abbey Road Studios. Slated for release on Nov.

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The current MA risk adjustment model has shortcomings, both in predictive accuracy and payment equity across the Medicare program, which could be mitigated using lessons from machine learning.

Fully 70% of U.S. workers feel unprepared for today’s workforce. That’s not a data point you encounter and move past. It sits with you, especially when you’ve spent a career thinking about how ...

Burmese pythons in Florida are devouring animals as small as rabbits and as big as deer and alligators. How they do it is fascinating and unsettling.

Kimberly Nesbitt has studied extensively how young children’s cognitive development can be accelerated in learning environments. That’s why she concludes that play deserves a prominent place in ...

Ryan Hawk loves to learn new things. After the Ohio native graduated and left a premiere division one college football program, he spent two years playing professional football, spent over a decade ...

Opening Annecy’s 2026 work-in-progress sessions, where both animation fans and curious professionals get a glimpse of the animated features of tomorrow, Netflix Animation Studios unveiled “Steps” in ...

Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) have found that how quickly an older adult can execute a voluntary step—especially when distracted (concurrently performed cognitive task)—may ...

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Backtests often look far better on paper than they do in live markets. The usual reason is not that the idea was completely wrong. It is that the strategy was tuned too closely to the past, then ...