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NASA’s EMIT Instrument Detects 50 Methane “Super-Emitters” From Space

NASA launched its Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation (EMIT) instrument into space in July 2022. Installed on the International Space Station, the device was designed to identify the mineral composition of dust blown into…

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Rapidfire Turret – A New Generation of Artillery to Take Down Drone Swarms

The threat posed by drones to civilian and military targets in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war has generated enormous interest in drones globally. Although small, slow, and easy to shoot down, drones pose a significant threat…

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How to Use Robots to Automate Your Business Processes

Robots are increasingly becoming a popular choice for businesses looking to automate their processes. While they may seem like a high-tech solution, they can actually be quite simple to use and can offer a number…

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4 Industries That Benefit from Electronic Signature Solutions

Electronic signature software is a worthwhile digital tool used across industries to gather signatures quickly and securely. From contracts and business agreements to getting projects off the ground and running, e-signatures help to streamline workflows…

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Scientists Discover a Smoky Solution for Stronger and Disease-Resistant Crops

The studies on plants and smoke are limited but it is a well-known fact that plants don’t do well when exposed to forest fire smoke. Exposure to smoke can reduce photosynthesis, impacting plant growth, reduction…

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Advances in Technology Help Offset Impact of Labor Shortage on Commercial Real Estate

In the 2022-23 Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate report by the Counselors of Real Estate, labor shortage strain is listed as number six. The events of the past years, coupled with skyrocketing property prices…

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Researchers Develop Edible, 3D-Printed Cookies with Baked-In QR Codes

Osaka University researchers have developed a novel way of embedding a QR code inside a cookie using 3D printing. Scientists claim that doing so won’t have any impact on the taste or outward appearance of…

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Scientists Transplant Human Brain Cells Into Rats to Study Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Our brain is the most complicated organ that nature has ever created. With over 100 billion nerve cells and many more contact points between them, it has capabilities that no supercomputer can match to this…

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0-62 in 1.461 seconds: Students break the Electric Car acceleration Guinness World Record

Electric vehicles are slowly taking over the automobile market. However, it is still a new market and automobile companies are trying to make electric cars better or more efficient. Now, a team of students from…

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AI-Enabled Eye Scan Can Detect Heart Diseases in Less Than a Minute

UK researchers have developed an artificial intelligence tool that can scan retinal images for predicting someone’s risk of heart disease. This medical breakthrough could help in predicting a person’s risk of “silent killer” heart diseases…

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NASA’s EMIT Instrument Detects 50 Methane “Super-Emitters” From Space

Rapidfire Turret – A New Generation of Artillery to Take Down Drone Swarms

How to Use Robots to Automate Your Business Processes

4 Industries That Benefit from Electronic Signature Solutions

Scientists Discover a Smoky Solution for Stronger and Disease-Resistant Crops

Advances in Technology Help Offset Impact of Labor Shortage on Commercial Real Estate

Researchers Develop Edible, 3D-Printed Cookies with Baked-In QR Codes

Scientists Transplant Human Brain Cells Into Rats to Study Neurodevelopmental Disorders

0-62 in 1.461 seconds: Students break the Electric Car acceleration Guinness World Record

AI-Enabled Eye Scan Can Detect Heart Diseases in Less Than a Minute

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