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Europe’s shipyards navigate from sunset industry to green revival
science-technology
In September 2026, naval architect Thomas Koch is bringing his firm’s virtual shipyard to a maritime trade fair in Hamburg, Germany. The virtual shipyard is a digital replica that tracks shipbuilding progress...
Science&Technology
Ethics shape how you interact with the world, but pervasive surveillance, algorithmic bias, and data exploitation challenge your moral autonomy. You constantly trade privacy for convenience, often unaware of how...
Environment
The European Commission’s new OceanEye initiative aims to expand Europe’s role in ocean observation, turning marine data, autonomous sensors and digital modelling into strategic public infrastructure for climate resilience, maritime...
Europe
New scientific and advisory bodies will help shape how Europe supervises powerful artificial intelligence systems The European Union is moving from writing landmark artificial intelligence rules to building the expert...
science-technology
Strolling through a forest, you may notice that the air is filled with sound. Birds sing, insects and small mammals rustle through the undergrowth, and at dusk bats squeak as they communicate...
science-technology
Many thinkers now question whether posthumanist ideals reshape your understanding of moral responsibility. As technology blurs the line between human and machine, the very foundation of moral agency faces unprecedented...
science-technology
What if schools could do more than teach sustainability? What if they could test it, measure it and experience it in real time? Across Europe, students and teachers have been turning...
Science&Technology
Many automated systems you interact with daily make decisions based on algorithms that can reflect and amplify deep-seated societal biases. These biases may lead to discriminatory outcomes in hiring, lending,...
International
Belief in the creation of the world by God, based on the Bible, encompasses a wide range of theological concepts concerning the question of how exactly the world was created....
science-technology
Nearly a century after her death, Marie Skłodowska-Curie remains one of science’s most enduring symbols of curiosity and discovery. The breakthroughs she made in radioactivity transformed medicine and physics, and...
