Sun, December 1, 2024

by: Tim Hastings

This clever blood pressure monitoring smartwatch isn't made by Apple or Samsung

Medically certified blood pressure monitoring arrives on a consumer wearable but other pitfalls mean the Huawei Watch D2 isn't for everyone

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How is this Garmin fitness tracker even cheaper? Lowest-price ever for Black Friday

Price history: For most of the year, the price of Garmin Forerunner 955 has stayed at $499.99 with occasional sales down to $405 or $399.99. Today's deal equals the best-ever savings on the watch.

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DOST budget hike approved - Zubiri

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) will be receiving an increase in its budget in 2025, according to Sen. Juan Miguel Zubiri. In his keynote speech at the closing plenary of the 2024 Philippine Textile Industry Forum at the Limketkai Luxe Hotel here,

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Future innovators develop real-world sustainable solutions at ai hackathon hosted by QF's QSTP

Sat, November 30, 2024

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'Merging the science of health and wellness with the science of buildings' in the US

This company's mission is to make spaces promoting wellbeing while being conscious of the environment. From advanced air and water filtration to circadian lighting features and active green-wall technology, they've created the high-tech tools to make it happen.

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Fort Edward residents raise concerns about PFAS removal project

Locals are concerned that the project could inadvertently introduce more of the "forever chemicals" into the environment.

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Chinese scientists keep monkey alive for 6 months with gene-edited pig's kidney

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India's growth in last decade driven by science, tech: Jitendra Singh

Union minister Jitendra Singh on Saturday asserted that the country's growth over the last decade was propelled by advancement in science and technology, and innovation.

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10 best destinations for opportunities in 2024

The search for opportunity is guiding individuals, businesses, and investors to destinations that offer promise and potential, These

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Do not snooze on this deal: The Nikon Z7 II is the cheapest we have seen it this Black Friday weekend

This is the cheapest we have seen this top-of-the-line Nikon camera with $1,000 off thanks to this incredible Black Friday camera deal.

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Macomb County Library events week of Nov. 30 and beyond

• Friends of MacDonald Public Library Book Sale from 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Dec. 5. • The Librarian's List Book Club at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 5. • Baby and Me Storytime at 10 a.m. Dec. 6. • Santa Storytime at 10 a.m. Dec. 7. • Teen Yarn Santa/Winter Hat Ornaments at 4:30 p.m. Dec. 10. • Writers' Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 11.

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Ohme Home Pro review: Smart EV charger will make you want to ditch petrol for good

Yes, you can plug in for an instant boost with the Ohme Pro refilling the battery at around 7.8kWh - during our tests, that speed meant getting around 10 percent an hour (or 30 miles of range) back into our test car - a new Mercedes EQB.

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A Game Changer For India's Defence Tech: New Dawn In Stealth Technology

Imagine a fighter jet flying undetected over an enemy territory. It's stealth features making it invisible to radars. This is a dream of any military to have such technology to give it a definite upper hand in any combat scenario.

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Black Friday is almost over but this Microsoft Surface Deal from Amazon is still hot and 25% off

Our UK friends can get in on the deal, too. Amazon shaved £250 off the asking price while this Black Friday Surface deal lasts. For some of the best performance Microsoft offers married to a streamlined design, get in on these savings while you still can. Christmas trees: top-rated trees from $54.99

by: Tim Hastings

Apple's 2024 MacBook Air gets huge price cut in Amazon's latest deal

The all-new 2024 MacBook Air was released in March this year and has now been given a huge discount by Amazon - meaning you don't have to wait for Black Friday for a deal

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Galaxy S25 breaks cover and shows Samsung could be making some big changes

New leaks suggest Samsung is changing the design of the S25 to tempt phone shoppers into parting with their hard-earned cash. This video was posted to YouTube and allegedly shows the Galaxy S25 Ultra with much curvier looks than the austere, straight-edged Galaxy S24 Ultra, which was similar to the preceding S23 Ultra and S22 Ultra.

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Taiwan ready to discuss 2nm transfer to U.S. following Trump's comments

The National Science and Technology Council Minister says the country could discuss the possibility of transferring 2 nm to TSMC's fabs in the U.S. after mass production is initiated in Taiwan.

by: Tim Hastings

I wear my Sonos headphones everywhere and their Black Friday deal is a huge money-saver

I got the Sonos Ace in June and I'm still wearing it six months later - you can now get it cheaper as Blac Friday weekend deals soar

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Local group dresses up downtown for the holidays

Britney Hall and her friends believe Christmas is called the most wonderful time of the year for a reason. Between the quality time spent with loved ones, the sound of Christmas songs everywhere you go and the excitement of picking out the perfect presents for everyone on your list,

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Fengtai district unveils policies to attract young talents

Through these series of measures, the Fengtai government aims to further strengthen its resources of young talents while promoting the organic integration of education, science and technology.

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ISB Data Science Summit 2024 addresses emerging technologies and cyber security challenges

Hyderabad: The ISB Institute of Data Science (IIDS) organised a day-long Summit on Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, Retail Analytics, Cyber Security, and Ethical AI. The summit

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Fine particulate air pollution may play a role in adverse birth outcomes

Fri, November 29, 2024

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University Of Ghana Ranked First In Ghana And West Africa And Fifth In Sub-Saharan Africa

The University of Ghana (UG) has been ranked number one in Ghana and West Africa and fifth in Sub-Saharan Africa by the 2024 Times Higher Education.

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Meet 'Blackbird': A flying taxi that spins and moves in any direction thanks to new propulsion system

CycloTech's all-electric flying vehicle is capable of controlled descents even in stormy weather with motors similar to those used for tug boats.

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Professor of Rock Engineering

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Sci-tech Popularization Law to Be Revised

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Young International Scientists Say Tech Cooperation Creates Strong Bond

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DOST 2024 NSTW highlights opportunities in green economy in CDO

LOCALS of Cagayan de Oro City and its nearby municipalities and provinces are in for an exciting week as the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) brings its latest innovations at the 2024 National Science,

by: Tim Hastings

American University in Dubai launches Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence

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Defence and Sustainability: Pioneering a Green IT Revolution

Guest blog by Andrew Grigg, Head of Sustainability Consulting and Dr Kevin Macnish, Head of Ethics and Sustainability Consulting at Sopra Steria #DefTechWeek

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Skip Canada! 10 Places To Study Abroad

Indian students are looking at destinations that offer quality education coupled with unique cultural and career experiences, often at more affordable costs, says Gaurav Batra, CEO, Infinite Group.

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Pollution in Delhi-NCR among topics to be examined by parliamentary panel

Amid continuing concerns over air quality in the national capital, pollution in the country with special thrust on Delhi-NCR is one of the topics shortlisted by the department related to Parliamentary Standing Committee on Science and Technology,

by: Tim Hastings

Lunar research station a cradle for international space talents

HANGZHOU -- The International Lunar Research Station, initiated by China and involving multiple countries, is not only a hub for engineers and a laboratory for scientists, but also a cradle for international deep space talents, said a representative of a regional center for space science and technology education affiliated to the UN.

by: Tim Hastings

Roku rivals the Amazon Fire TV Stick with a cheaper way to stream television

If you want a discounted streaming stick or smart TV you might be wise to look further than a Fire TV Stick this Black Friday

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327 students graduate from University of Fiji

A total of 327 students celebrated the rewards of their hard work as they graduated this morning from The University of Fiji's Saweni Campus in Lautok

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China makes breakthrough in xenotransplantation with gene-edited pig kidney surviving 184 days in macaque

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UFO sighting over Capitol Hill? Viral UFO lights snap sparks debate after Congress hearings on potential alien spacecraft

A photo taken by Dennis Diggins of alleged UFO lights over Capitol Hill has sparked online debates. Experts attribute the lights to lens flares, not e

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Promise and Contradictions Emerge From Celebration of Cuba's Latin American School of Medicine

The Latin American School of Medicine (ELAM for its Spanish language initials) is a masterpiece of Cuba's remarkable healthcare system. A conference of

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Smart Centers Index Ranks Astana Second in Eastern Europe & Central Asia

ASTANA - Astana is ranked second in Eastern Europe and Central Asia in the 10th edition of the Smart Centers Index (SCI 10), published by independent experts Z/Yen.
Thu, November 28, 2024

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How the World Can Cope Better With Extreme Rainfall and Flooding

Climate change likely drove the intense rainfall behind the floods, which was caused by a weather phenomenon called an isolated high-level depression, also known as a "cold drop" or "cut-off low." This is where an area of low pressure gets detached from the jet stream and remains static for a long period,

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How dead cattle could offer clues to 'longest-running murder mystery in the history of the world'

Slain cattle stripped of certain organs with surgical precision and found in pastures with no trace of blood or evidence have stumped ranchers and law enforcement in quiet farming communities

by: Tim Hastings

Best Black Friday dehumidifier deals: Save big on keeping your home drier

With Black Friday just around the corner, we've spotted some great deals on dehumidifiers. As the winter months creep in we heat our homes and keep doors and windows shut to stay warm. This temperature change, combined with increased condensation from the breath, showers and baths can cause dark and moldy patches.

by: Tim Hastings

Digital technology for Materials Science and Processes Modelling

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Smart agriculture technology for monitoring plants

This unobtrusive, leaf-mounted sensor saves time and improves productivity by remotely monitoring the health of plants in real-time.

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Lightning in a seed bottle

A conveyor belt of seeds passes idly beneath a metal cylinder, when suddenly - ZAP - tiny purple bolts of lightning rain down on the unsuspecting seeds. It certainly looks exciting, but why are we zapping seeds with lightning?

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How science-fiction classics like 'Star Wars' and 'Dune' shape modern technology

The novel discusses the idea of "terraforming," without using the specific term. Specifically, the desert-dwellers referred to as "Fremen" have a long-term ecological plan to turn their planet into a more habitable, water-rich place.

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Here are the remaining Trump Cabinet picks, other major roles to be filled

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Footprints Suggest Different Human Relatives Lived Alongside One Another

Jules Verne's prophetic legacy: The science fiction pioneer

Jules Verne, a well-known French writer, captivates audiences with both his accurate and inaccurate predictions. How did his work influence the worlds of science and literature? Jules Verne, born in 1828 in France,

Jules Verne, often hailed as the "Father of Science Fiction," left a profound legacy with his visionary works that eerily predicted future technological advancements. His novels, such as "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" and "From the Earth to the Moon," not only entertained but also foresaw inventions like submarines, helicopters, and space travel. Verne's detailed descriptions of these technologies were remarkably accurate, showcasing his ability to blend scientific knowledge with imaginative storytelling. His influence extends beyond literature into the realms of science and technology, inspiring inventors and scientists. Today, his prophetic insights are celebrated, with his works still resonating in modern science fiction and technological innovation, highlighting his enduring impact on how we envision the future.

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