
Advancing Technology Through Precision: The Power of Mirrors
The development of ultra-flat mirrors by Zeiss in Germany is revolutionizing the semiconductor industry.
The development of ultra-flat mirrors by Zeiss in Germany is revolutionizing the semiconductor industry.
Comedians explore AI for joke writing, blending human creativity with technology for innovative shows.
Microsoft’s AI head predicts advanced AI assistants with long-term memory within a year.
Workers at Samsung Electronics in Tamil Nadu, India, strike for union recognition and better conditions.
IT crises can lead to chaos, as seen with the airline industry’s global disruption due to a botched software update, emphasizing the need for manual processes as backups.
Efficient gate allocation is crucial for airlines to reduce taxi times, congestion, and emissions.
Peeceful’s journey from gaming hobbyist to industry leader inspires aspiring gamers worldwide.
The FSA warns of peanut contamination in mustard products, urging caution and thorough label-checking.
Groundbreaking neuroscience discovery: Fly’s brain mapping offers insights into thought mechanisms and human brain function.
Vishal Jaiswal’s drone mapping of the Sundarbans showcases the vital role of technology in conservation.
Forge Valley School’s new ban on smart devices aims to enhance student engagement and social interactions.
Tipping etiquette varies, but showing appreciation for good service is always valued in the industry.
The battle over the ‘Holy Grail’ of shipwrecks, the Spanish galleon San José, rages on.
Stonehenge’s Altar Stone hails from Scotland, not Wales, revealing a more interconnected Neolithic society.
Elon Musk’s exclusion from UK summit highlights government’s stance on controversial social media posts.
Elephants bravely wade through floodwaters in Thailand as staff ensure their safety and well-being.
“Bole Chudiyan” from “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham” named UK’s favorite Bollywood song of the 2000s.
Study reveals alarming rise in problematic social media use among teens, urging action for change.
Scientists uncover cause of mysterious tremors: massive landslide triggers 200m wave in Greenland fjord.
Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Shadows faces delay to refine gameplay, promising a polished and successful experience.
Wild chimpanzees in Uganda have been observed eating plants with pain-relieving and antibacterial properties, potentially offering insights into new medicines.
German man saves British doctor’s life through anonymous stem-cell donation, forming a lifelong bond.
The paiche, a giant freshwater fish, poses a threat to native fish stocks in the Bolivian Amazon, but has become a lucrative catch for local fishermen.
13-year-old Canadian boy, Maximus Trest, takes a year off school to develop his own PlayStation 5 game, Astrolander, with the support of the PlayStation team.
Floods wreak havoc in Kinshasa as the River Congo reaches its highest level in six decades.
Scientists discover liquid water reservoir on Mars, deep within the rocky crust, revolutionizing understanding of the planet.
Microsoft’s AI head predicts advanced AI assistants with long-term memory within a year.
The race to exploit the Moon’s resources raises questions about ownership and the need for international cooperation.
Luton and Dunstable Hospital in the UK is using the da Vinci Xi robot to speed up weight loss surgeries and reduce waiting times.
A white alligator, one of only seven in the world, has been born at Gatorland in Orlando, Florida, leaving experts amazed.
The glass container industry is undergoing a sustainability revolution, considering the switch to electric furnaces and exploring ways to reduce carbon emissions.
Nepal bans TikTok, citing its detrimental impact on social harmony and spreading malicious content.
Game developers are increasingly focusing on creating more realistic weather conditions in their games to enhance the immersive experience for players.
Great white sharks have returned to Cape Town’s beaches after four years, prompting the deployment of a team of professional shark spotters to ensure safety for both sharks and people.
Scientists capture first-ever footage of the Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna, proving it’s not extinct.