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The Future of Higher Education: How AI is Changing the Learning Landscape

Many of us interact with Artificial Intelligence (AI) on a daily basis today without even realizing it. Using the GPS device in your car, interacting with Siri on your iPhone or using a voice-to-text feature…

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First-Of-Its-Kind E-Bandage That Speeds Wound Healing and Dissolves into Body After Use

A groundbreaking medical device by Northwestern scientists is likely to revolutionize the wound-healing process. Scientists have created a new affordable, flexible, and stretchable bandage that not only accelerates but also wirelessly monitors healing. Moreover, once the wound…

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Amazon Funds the World’s First Offshore Wind Seaweed Farm

E-commerce giant Amazon is putting significant funds into the world’s first commercial-scale seaweed farm. Located between offshore wind turbines in the Netherlands, this project has the potential to achieve a lot of great things. This…

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World’s First Airbag Jeans for Motorcyclists

Riding motorcycles is dangerous since the bikes neither come with airbags nor with seat belts for riders protection. In case a motorcycle crashes or rider has to abruptly stop the bike, he is likely to…

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How Plant-Based Salmon is Revolutionizing the Seafood Industry

It looks and tastes like salmon, but it is actually a veggie. A breakthrough technology that has the potential to change the food sector. Food scientists at New School Foods, an all-protein food company, have…

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PayPal Opts to Hit Pause on Developing its Own Stablecoin

A new report from Bloomberg suggests that PayPal has paused its plans to launch its own stablecoin. Bloomberg stated that a PayPal spokesperson had previously confirmed it was “exploring a stablecoin”, but increasing sensitivity and…

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GM’s Patented Self-Cleaning Touchscreen Will Get Rid of Any Fast-Food Residue or Fingerprints Overnight

No matter how hard you try to prevent it, you end up with fingerprints and smudges all over the touchscreen in your car. Now, to make these fingerprints less annoying, General Motors has developed a fascinating…

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Three Ways How Blockchain Can Help the Education Industry in 2023

It wasn’t long ago that Blockchain was a buzzword, and every company was scrambling to hire Ethereum developers (Ethereum being one of the most popular Blockchains). However, as time passed, people and the industry matured,…

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MIT Researchers Find an Efficient and Inexpensive Way to Suck CO2 From Oceans

As carbon dioxide continues to build up in the Earth’s atmosphere, research teams around the world have spent years developing technologies to capture the gas from the atmosphere. But capturing CO2 directly from the atmosphere…

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Oral Bacteria That Cause Bad Breath May Increase Heart Disease Risk

According to the study published in eLife, infection with a bacterium that causes gum disease and bad breath may also increase the risk of heart disease. Coronary heart disease (CHD) is the most common form…

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The Future of Higher Education: How AI is Changing the Learning Landscape

First-Of-Its-Kind E-Bandage That Speeds Wound Healing and Dissolves into Body After Use

Amazon Funds the World’s First Offshore Wind Seaweed Farm

World’s First Airbag Jeans for Motorcyclists

How Plant-Based Salmon is Revolutionizing the Seafood Industry

PayPal Opts to Hit Pause on Developing its Own Stablecoin

GM’s Patented Self-Cleaning Touchscreen Will Get Rid of Any Fast-Food Residue or Fingerprints Overnight

Three Ways How Blockchain Can Help the Education Industry in 2023

MIT Researchers Find an Efficient and Inexpensive Way to Suck CO2 From Oceans

Oral Bacteria That Cause Bad Breath May Increase Heart Disease Risk

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