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Insights From Yuri Milner’s Eureka Manifesto Into Scientific Progress and Global Collaboration
In 2023, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a journal founded by some of the physicists who worked on the Manhattan Project, moved the Doomsday Clock to 90 seconds to midnight. The clock is a measure of how close we are to global catastrophe, whether from military or environmental threats. As of January 2024, it’s still 90 seconds to midnight.…
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Job Opportunities in Finland: High-Tech Innovation
Imagine a land where towering forests meet crystal-clear lakes, and where the aurora borealis paints the night sky in ethereal hues. This is Finland, a Nordic paradise renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty. But beyond its idyllic landscapes, Finland has fast become a technological powerhouse. With a strong emphasis on education, research, and innovation, the country has cultivated a thriving…
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Jonathan De Vita: Exploring the History of Artificial Intelligence
Jonathan De Vita is an honours degree student with a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science. As part of his degree, he studied coding and artificial intelligence. This article will take a closer look at artificial intelligence and exponential advancements in the field in recent years that have paved the way for a new generation of intelligent technology. AI…
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How Screen Time Affects Health and Development in Your Children
There are more screens now than at any time in history and children today will be exposed to them 24/7 for their entire lives. Screen time has become a daily fact of life for them, whether it’s through televisions, computers, tablets, or smartphones. The negative side of technology is that it can create poor habits and worsen health, affecting their…
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Deciding on Your Initial Cosmetic Procedure: Key Factors to Consider
Choosing between a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) and a mommy makeover can be a big decision. With both procedures offering significant body transformations, ask yourself which one to prioritize. Let’s dig into the details so you can make a well-informed choice based on your health, goals, and lifestyle. Understanding Your Goals and Priorities Before deciding which procedure to undergo, think…
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Is Your Software Sprawl Harming the Planet?
The digital revolution has transformed how businesses operate. Cloud-based software as a service (SaaS) solutions offer a convenient and scalable way to manage everything from marketing to sales. In fact, the average organisation now uses around 130 SaaS tools across its departments. However, the convenience of these tools comes with a hidden cost: their environmental impact. The increasing reliance on…
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Mental Health in the Workplace: Why is it Essential?
Promoting health and mental wellbeing in the workplace is essential for a number of reasons. A healthy and mentally well workforce is essential for a company’s success as it leads to increased productivity, job satisfaction, and improved morale and motivation among employees. First, when employees are healthy and mentally well, they are more productive and able to perform their job…
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Why do Scientists Conduct Stem Cell Research?
Stem cells have spectacular abilities because they are responsible for rebuilding tissues that keep people alive. Typically, your whole existence depends on them. If you ever get a wound on your skin, stem cells spring into action by helping you heal and can also treat various diseases. Such reasons are why stem cell research is vital to humans. Every day,…
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What You Should Know About Floor Sanding
Most floor restoration services include floor sanding. However, you should be aware of the inconvenience, clutter, and health risks associated with hardwood surfaces sanding. Two things must be done before applying a fresh coat of finish to wood flooring. You must first deal with the previous finish layer. The next step is to prepare the flooring for a good bond.…
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Marios Politis: Deep Brain Stimulation to Treat Parkinson’s Disease
Professor Marios Politis has conducted extensive research into the use of molecular, functional and structural imaging as a method of investigating aetiology, pathophysiology and complications and effects of novel therapies in neurodegenerative disorders. This article will look at recent clinical trials underway at Southmead Hospital in Bristol, involving the use of deep brain stimulation to treat Parkinson’s disease. The trial…
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