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Science&Technology

Unraveling Science – The Groundbreaking Steps Behind DNA’s Double Helix

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DNA is the blueprint of life, storing the instructions needed for the development and functioning of all living organisms. In this post, you will explore the pioneering research that led to the discovery of...
Science&Technology

Transformative Science – The Key Steps Of Germ Theory By Pasteur And Koch

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You will discover how the groundbreaking work of Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch transformed our understanding of diseases through germ theory. This pivotal scientific advancement unveiled the microbial causes of infections, leading to significant...
Science&Technology

Quantum Science Decoded – Planck’s And Bohr’s Key Steps In Quantum Mechanics

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Just as you investigate into the fascinating world of quantum mechanics, you'll discover how Max Planck and Niels Bohr revolutionized our understanding of energy and atomic structure. Their pioneering work laid the foundation for...
Europe

EU invests over €1 billion in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and digital skills

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The Commission will allocate €1.3 billion for the deployment of critical technologies that are strategically important for the future of Europe and the continent's tech sovereignty through the Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL) work programme for 2025...
Archeology

Netherlands returns over 100 bronze sculptures to Nigeria

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The Netherlands has agreed to return over 100 bronze sculptures from Benin to Nigeria, Reuters reported. It becomes the latest European country to return cultural artifacts to Africa. Nigeria is seeking the return of thousands of...
Europe

Huawei alleged Bribery Scandal Deepens: European Parliament Bans Lobbyists Amid Ongoing Corruption Probe

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Brussels, Belgium — The European Parliament has banned lobbyists working for Chinese technology giant Huawei from accessing its premises following a sweeping corruption investigation linked to the company. The decision, announced on Friday, comes...
International

Scientists develop technology for producing paper from cotton stalks

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A technology for producing paper from cotton stalks has been developed at the Northern Arctic Federal University (NAFU) in Arkhangelsk, Russia, the university announced. The development was carried out by a graduate student from...
Archeology

Ancient Biblical City in Jordan Holds King David’s Secret

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An Iron Age settlement known as Mahanaim was part of the Kingdom of Israel (late 10th to late 8th century BCE), and an archaeological team believes it has identified the city mentioned in the...
Europe

Poland in orbit: five EU-funded space research projects in the spotlight

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During the first half of 2025, Poland is holding the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union for the second time. As president, Poland is steering work across all levels of the...
Defense

Russian State Arms Trading Company Announces Orders for $60 Billion

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The order portfolio of the Russian state-owned company "Rosoboronexport", a specialized exporter of Russian weapons, has exceeded 60 billion dollars. This was stated by the CEO of "Rostec" Sergey Chemezov during the opening of...
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Infomaniak inaugurates a revolutionary data center that recovers 100% of its energy to heat buildings

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On January 28th in Geneva, Infomaniak officially inaugurated a new data center in the presence of the public authorities and key project stakeholders. Its peculiarity? It recovers 100% of the electricity used in order...
International

Ants Remember Their Enemies and Hold a Grudge

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Memory shapes behavior throughout the animal kingdom. This is true even for ants, which not only do not forget their enemies, but are also capable of holding a grudge against them, writes Study Finds....
Archeology

Lost Residence of King David Discovered

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A biblical site frequented by Israelite kings according to the Hebrew Bible has been identified in Jordan, researchers say. The Iron Age site, known as Mahanaim, was part of the Kingdom of Israel (also...
International

Why Do Dogs Jump When They’re Excited

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This probably sounds familiar. Does your dog jump every time you come home? Does he jump when you tell him it’s time for a walk and you pick up his leash? Does he even...
International

What is the speed of human thought?

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Researchers at the California Institute of Technology are trying to calculate the speed of human thought. And the number they come up with is a slightly disconcerting 10 bits of information per second. But what...
Energy

EU common charger rules: Power all your devices with a single charger USB C

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Are you tired of rummaging through your drawer to find the right charger for your phone? The EU has got you covered! Because the EU has standardised charging ports for mobile phones and other...
International

Robot ‘commits suicide’ at workplace: Did it feel emotions?

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We're not far from seeing AI that can feel a range of emotions The alleged suicide of a robot in the workplace earlier this year has scientists wondering whether the tech element can feel emotions. In...
International

Physicist Discovers Equation That Describes Cat Motion

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Physicist Dr. Anxo Biasi of the Galician Institute for High Energy Physics believes he has discovered something almost as elusive to his discipline as quantum phenomena: the equation of cat motion. Or, more precisely,...
Editor's choice

Torino and Braga win European Capital of Innovation Awards

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Today, the Commission has revealed the winners of the 2024-25 European Capital of Innovation Awards (iCapital), celebrating a decade of recognising cities that lead the way in delivering innovative solutions for their citizens. This year's top...
Archeology

The Ephesus Experience museum was named the best in the world

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Even if you've been to Ephesus before, be sure to do it again if you find yourself in the Izmir region of Turkey. The remains of the ancient city were discovered in 1863, and...
Europe

EU Commission joins forces with venture capital to support deep tech innovation in Europe

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Today, the Commission has launched a Trusted Investors Network bringing together a group of investors ready to co-invest in innovative deep-tech companies in Europe together with the EU. The Union's investment comes from the European Innovation...
Food

Why chocolate should not be given to dogs

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Chocolate is a favorite delicacy for people, but for cats and dogs it is a real poison, writes the magazine " Sciences et Avenir" and explains why pets should not be "pampered" with chocolate...
Archeology

Ancient Scythian mounds in Ukraine destroyed: Another violation of the Geneva Convention

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Russian forces have destroyed ancient burial mounds on the front line in southern Ukraine. In doing so, they potentially violated the Hague and Geneva Conventions, according to a study by the Ukrainian Conflict Observatory...
International

The sounds of the soil makes reveal the secrets of biodiversity

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Scientists at Australia's Flinders University have found that healthy soil is a surprisingly noisy place. And deforested places or those with poor soil "sound" much quieter. Experts draw this conclusion thanks to a new field...
International

Heavy fine in Holland for the company that cheated the faces of millions

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The Dutch have fined the American company Сlеаrvіеw AI for 30.5 million euros for creating an illegal database for the identification of citizens, they announced agencies. The data protection authority will also impose a fine...
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