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Google’s Geothermal Gamble: Unleashing Earth’s Heat to Power Its Big Computers

A Shift Towards Carbon Neutrality Many large technology companies are committed to achieving carbon neutrality or net-zero emissions in the near future. These companies recognize the urgent need to address climate change and are taking…

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Hong Kong Start-Up Unveils Liquid Microalgae Technology to Capture CO2

AlGreen, a startup founded by biotechnology graduates from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, has devised an innovative approach to capture carbon, offering a potential solution to mitigate the effects of climate change.…

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UK Researchers Explore 4.5-Billion-Year-Old Solar System’s Most Hazardous Rock for Life’s Origin

British scientists are examining a teaspoon-sized specimen from a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid that journeyed millions of miles to reach Earth. NASA’s Osiris-Rex Delivers Risky Asteroid Sample to UK Museum The Natural History Museum in the UK…

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Revolutionizing Robotics: Insights from Army Ants

Unveiling the Architectural Prowess of Army Ants Researchers from the New Jersey Institute of Technology have investigated army ant behavior, unveiling their remarkable architectural skills. These small creatures, commonly found in Central and South America,…

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Pharmaceutical Trends to Watch: Innovations Shaping Healthcare

As we delve into the evolving realm of pharmaceuticals, it’s essential to recognize the dynamic changes shaping the industry. The pharmaceutical sector, known for its rigorous research and development, is at the forefront of scientific…

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Scientists Find Bleach No Better Than Water Against Superbugs

Hospitals rely on chlorine-based chemicals and high-concentration bleach to maintain a clean and sterile environment and to prevent the spread of infections, including those caused by superbugs. These substances are effective at killing a wide…

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Comprehensive Guide to Android Testing Frameworks

The dynamic realm of mobile application development demands a meticulous approach to ensure the reliability and quality of Android apps. A cornerstone in achieving this goal is the implementation of robust testing frameworks. Android testing…

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Slime on the line: Railway giant LNER Growing Algae on Tracks to Combat Carbon

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), rail travel is the most carbon-efficient mode of long-distance transportation. Rail travel generates only a fraction of the carbon emissions per passenger compared to a corresponding car journey,…

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Revitalizing the Past: Turning Coal Power Plants into Renewable Energy Hubs

Innovative Solutions for Aging Infrastructure The Technical University of Denmark has introduced an innovative strategy that could redefine the future of aging coal power plants. This approach opens a path to convert these facilities into…

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Disturbing Discovery: Foods Children Eat Every Day Linked to Throat and Mouth Cancer

Ultra-processed foods such as ready meals, cookies, soft drinks, and chips often contain additives, preservatives, flavorings, and other substances. These foods are typically high in calories, unhealthy fats, added sugars, and sodium, while lacking in…

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Technology

Google’s Geothermal Gamble: Unleashing Earth’s Heat to Power Its Big Computers

Hong Kong Start-Up Unveils Liquid Microalgae Technology to Capture CO2

UK Researchers Explore 4.5-Billion-Year-Old Solar System’s Most Hazardous Rock for Life’s Origin

Revolutionizing Robotics: Insights from Army Ants

Pharmaceutical Trends to Watch: Innovations Shaping Healthcare

Scientists Find Bleach No Better Than Water Against Superbugs

Comprehensive Guide to Android Testing Frameworks

Slime on the line: Railway giant LNER Growing Algae on Tracks to Combat Carbon

Revitalizing the Past: Turning Coal Power Plants into Renewable Energy Hubs

Disturbing Discovery: Foods Children Eat Every Day Linked to Throat and Mouth Cancer

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