Author: Julia Mullaney

For many, the thought of eating tin cans of fish can trigger the gag reflex. However, Anthony Bourdain would have you know it’s much better in Spain.Read More

Costco and Trader Joe’s each sell filet mignon, but which grocery store chain offers a better product? We tried both to see which steak was a cut above.Read More

Managing diabetes presents unique challenges in sedentary jobs, increasing risks like high blood sugar and cardiovascular issues. Organizations can plRead More

On Sept. 18, Watson Realty celebrated its one-year anniversary with a ribbon-cutting and party. It may have been pouring rain with lightning and thunder, but the crowds came out toRead More

Costco’s food court is a big hit amongst fans for staples like the chicken bake and the pepperoni pizza — but the mango smoothie completely missed the mark.Read More

In Florida, there is a BBQ joint that has become renowned for its menu options. Specifically, you can order a bucket of your favorite barbecued food.Read More

Our taste tester did a blind tasting of every popular, celebrity endorsed tequila on the market — and this $48 bottle came out above all of the rest.Read More

After we asked for locations of some of the best outhouses on New Mexico public lands, an Go New Mexico reader commented: “I wish you had included information that would help users keep the toilet, clean and insect and animal free.”Read More

With approximately 30 different events offered over the course of a five-day period, the Santa Fe Wine and Chile Fiesta has a little something for everyone.Read More

A joint team has uncovered how soft, deformable particles, like cells, behave in microfluidic channels. Using precisely fabricated hydrogel particles and simulations on the supercomputer “Fugaku,” they demonstrated that particle softness dramatically alters their focusing patterns, deviating significantly from rigid particle behavior. These findings reveal distinct “phase transitions” in focusing, shifting from mid-edge to eight-point, diagonal-edge, and finally center focusing as deformability increases. This breakthrough, explained by a new theoretical model incorporating inertia and deformability, offers crucial insights for designing next-generation microfluidic devices for highly efficient cell sorting and other biomedical applications like early cancer detection. The ability to control…