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Research Ireland SDG Challenge event to show value of collaborative research
The best solutions are those developed with people, not just for them, says Research Ireland’s Dr Ruth Freeman. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 objectives laid out by the UN that aim to improve peace, prosperity and...
Scientists Find 2 New Species on Deep-Sea Expedition, Including a Glowing Shark By Moná Thomas
NEED TO KNOW Australian scientists discovered two new marine species: a tiny porcelain crab and a glowing lantern shark The finds were made during a 2022 deep-sea expedition off Western Australia’s Gascoyne coast in the Gascoyne Marine Park...
Beijing's Financial Street Forum highlights ways to promote low-carbon technologies in the world
Wind turbines operate on mountain tops in Anqing, East China's Anhui Province, on October 7, 2025. Photo: VCG Foreign government and business representatives praised the rapid progress of China's green transformation and they expressed...
Science Note: Axolotls Released to Wild
The axolotl (ambystoma maxicanum) is an aquatic salamander with external gills and a finned tail. (Photo: Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com, CC BY 2.0) Axolotls, aquatic salamanders with feathery gills that look like they’re always smiling, are...
Scientists discover a hidden antibiotic 100 times stronger against superbugs
Chemists from the University of Warwick and Monash University have discovered a potent new antibiotic that targets drug-resistant bacteria, including Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and Vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus (VRE)....
Georgia to introduce electronic market research system
The Georgian government plans to introduce an electronic market research system to increase transparency, prevent informal deals between procurement bodies and companies and ensure fair competition in public tenders. The government officials...
Scientists Create “Smelling” Cells to Study Human Olfaction
Researchers in Switzerland have taken a major step forward in understanding human smell by creating lab-grown cells that can detect odors. The breakthrough, announced by Givaudan, a leading fragrance company, was published in the journal Current...
Huge News for Uber Stock and Nvidia Stock Investors as Companies Partner on Driverless Technology
Driverless cars will require increasing computing requirements, a category Nvidia is poised to capture. Driverless technology is being popularized by Elon Musk and Tesla (TSLA +3.75%), but there are many others building technology to serve this...
The Smartest Technology Stock to Buy With $200 Right Now
This overlooked AI chip stock can be a smart pick in 2025. Technology companies have become key enablers of the global artificial intelligence (AI) revolution and are playing a crucial role in its buildout. A prominent yet less flashy name in this...
'It looks onside to me' - Hibs boss questions VAR technology after frustrating dropped points at Livi
Easter Road boss in ‘not good enough’ admission as team falters - plus video reaction to draw Hibs boss David Gray questioned the quality of Scotland’s VAR technology after seeing a Kieron Bowie goal disallowed for a debatable offside in today’s...
DICT pushes digital transformation, good governance through emerging technologies
BALANGA CITY (PIA) — Harnessing the power of digital innovation for inclusive growth, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) gathered leaders, students, innovators, and industry players in Balanga City, Bataan for the...
Atlantis Dubai unveils The Lost World Aquarium, redefining marine education through technology
Atlantis Dubai has unveiled The Lost World Aquarium, a transformed and expanded version of its famed marine attraction at Atlantis, The Palm. The reopening coincides with the property’s 17th anniversary and represents a major leap in combining...
Researchers make astounding breakthrough that could solve frustrating issue with EVs: 'Faster and more controlled'
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are giving key battery components shock treatments with revealing results. By subjecting electrodes to repeated short voltage bursts, the team can better measure how ions are moving in and...
Nanotyrannus is Distinct Dinosaur Lineage, New Research Shows
Paleontologists have examined an exceptionally well-preserved, near somatically mature tyrannosaur skeleton from the Hell Creek Formation of Montana. Their results show that the specimen shares features with the holotype specimen of Nanotyrannus,...
PINDER: United Nations deception – Inside the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s ‘Science’ factory
The IPCC was formed in 1992 to provide periodic assessments, lengthy reports, and analysis by legitimate scientists writing about topics in their “section.” In fact, scientist Ken Green, a Fellow of the Fraser Institute and frequent science...
Research continues on proposed chickens in Sidney city limits
"I reviewed the ordinance presented by Sierra, City Code Enforcement Officer, to determine whether any additional changes would be necessary should revision of the chicken ordinance be approved, allowing chickens within city limits. Within some of...
Advanced Mixing Technologies for Efficient Lithium Processing
In lithium processing, advanced mixing technologies — applied across the crystallization, carbonization and decomposition steps — can serve as critical enablers in meeting efficiency, scalability and sustainability demands Lithium carbonate...
Researchers make incredible breakthrough that could solve major problem with modern devices: 'They become obsolete'
It would mark a big shift for consumers. by Geri MilevaNovember 1, 2025 A research team at the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology has developed a fully biodegradable printed circuit board using lignocellulose, a...
Scientists create embryos for infertile couples using only SKIN cells... as fertility in US plummets
In a series of remarkable experiments, scientists are pioneering new methods that could one day redefine the treatment of infertility. Approximately 10 million American adults of childbearing age face infertility, a condition that affects about 11...