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European Trial Finds PRIMA Retinal Implant Demonstrates Sustained Vision Improvement at 3 Years in GA - Eyewire+
PRIMA implantation was associated with sustained visual acuity improvement from approximately 20/460 to 20/120 at 36 months Among 18 patients evaluated at 3 years, 78% achieved gains of at least 3 lines of visual acuity
Canada to invest in cutting-edge technology to modernize Canadian forest sector - The Globe and Mail
14, 2026 /CNW/ -- The world is changing rapidly, leaving Canadian industries, communities and workers vulnerable. Canada's forest sector is experiencing this first-hand. It continues to face significant pressures, including unjustified U. S. tariffs, climate change and changing consumer and global demands. Our forest sector is a cornerstone of our economy. It supports nearly 200,000 jobs; is the bedrock of 300 rural, remote and Indigenous communities; and contributed $23.5 billion to our GDP in 2024 alone.
Analysts Offer Insights on Technology Companies: HubSpot (HUBS) and Uber Technologies (UBER) - The Globe and Mail
Analysts have been eager to weigh in on the Technology sector with new ratings on HubSpot (HUBS) and Uber Technologies (UBER). HubSpot (HUBS)In a report released yesterday, Samik Chatterjee from J. Morgan downgraded HubSpot to Hold, with a price target of $240.00. The company’s shares closed last Monday at $223.37. According to TipRanks.com, Chatterjee is a top 25 analyst with an average return of 56.7% and a 76.6% success rate.

inflatable pavilion by pneuhaus mimics dragonfly’s vision through 221 camera obscuras - Designboom
compound camera no. 3 creates a tactile viewing environment where hundreds of live images appear at once across a translucent surface; a construction of glass lenses, urethane-coated nylon, and air that allows visitors to adjust individual projections by hand. Kip Reinsmith edited by christina vergopoulou October 14, 2026 4 min prefer designboom on googleCompound Camera No. 3 inflatable pavilion mimics dragonfly visionPneuhaus creates Compound Camera No. 3, an inflatable pavilion composed of 221 camera obscura cells that project multiple views of the surrounding environment onto its translucent inner surface. Inspired by the compound eyes of dragonflies, the installation explores how different perspectives can coexist within a single structure. Each cell contains a glass double-convex lens, with its proportions and focal length determined by optical calculations. The pavilion combines concave and convex surfaces to direct views outward and inward, referencing the arrangement of a dragonfly’s ommatidia, which are oriented to observe different parts of its surroundings.

Rockstar's next game won't take eight years to make: "The engine, the tools and the team we've built during GTA 6 will allow us to do things more quickly" - GamesIndustry.biz
Team has more than doubled since Red Dead Redemption 2's launch in 2018, with over 4,000 working in development and QA Rockstar Games has more than doubled its workforce to develop Grand Theft Auto 6, and is adamant that it won't take another eight years to complete its next title.

Barlow’s Research Roundup: RBC downgrades technology sector - The Globe and Mail
Daily roundup of research and analysis from The Globe and Mail’s market strategist Scott BarlowRate sensitive stocksScotiabank strategist Hugo Ste-Marie warned clients not to buy domestic interest rate sensitive (mostly dividend-paying) dividend sectors if bond yields pause their trend higher,“Everyone has been trying to call the peak in bond yields since US 10s started to accelerate above the 5-per-cent mark three weeks ago. The sharp rise call options volume traded on the TLT ETF since late September points to rising interest in such a bet with most of the surge occurring over the past few weeks (we use a rolling 5-d moving average). ...

Rogbid launches VisionMax smart glasses with 20MP Sony camera, 4K recording & 9h battery life - Gizmochina
Rogbid has expanded its wearable lineup with the VisionMax, a new pair of smart glasses equipped with a camera, open-ear audio, and built-in AI features. The VisionMax features a 20-megapixel Sony IMX388D camera integrated into its frame, allowing you to record first-person 4K videos at 30fps or 60fps. To reduce shaky footage, the glasses come with a six-axis gyroscope and electronic image stabilization (EIS), helping you capture smoother videos while walking, cycling, or performing other activities.
Montréal Science Centre Invites Families to Curiosity Runs in the Family Event, Presented by Ubisoft - The Globe and Mail
HomeCanadaBusinessInvestingLifeOpinionWorldPoliticsPersonal FinanceCultureSportsMoreLatest in MoreReal EstateDriveWatchlistFor YouEventsFind clarity in the chaos. Subscribe now and save 70%Digital accessDigital + home deliveryTSX0.77%S&P 500-0.03%DOW0.5%NASDAQ-0.29%Oil-0.15%Dollar0.21%Gold0.56%tsx movers:POW-T+0.03%KEL-T+0.09%TA-T-0.33%ELD-T+0.33% This section contains press releases and other materials from third parties (including paid content). The Globe and Mail has not reviewed this content. Montréal Science Centre Invites Families to Curiosity Runs in the Family Event, Presented by Ubisoft Newswire.ca - Wed Oct 14, 6:00AM CDT N/A Market data (will open in new tab) provided by Barchart.

How technology is changing the detection of breast cancer - CBS News
Norah O'Donnell is a multiple Emmy-Award winning "60 Minutes" correspondent and co-host of "CBS Mornings. " Previously, O'Donnell served as the managing editor and anchor of the "CBS Evening News" for more than five years, in addition to anchoring CBS News election specials. O'Donnell is also the host of "Healthful with Norah O'Donnell," a CBS News podcast focused on women's health. Dr. Rachel Brem decided at age 12 that she wanted to cure cancer after her mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was early detection that led to her mother living way past her prognosis of six months. Now, Brem is working to improve breast cancer screening for all women. Brem is a board-certified diagnostic radiologist and director of Breast Imaging and Intervention at George Washington University. She created the Brem Foundation to help prevent breast cancer from taking more lives. On this week's episode of "Healthful," she discussed the innovation that makes her hopeful. Artificial intelligence and breast imaging"AI is going to change everything in medicine, and certainly breast cancer detection," Brem said.