• Thu, December 26, 2024

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Laura Loomer Faces Backlash for Comments About Indians Amid H-1B Visa Debate

Far-right activist and conservative commentator Laura Loomer has been engaged in a social media spat over H-1B visas.

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Man lures friend to burial ground in Kogi, slits his throat

A 19-year-old student of the Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH), Usman Tijani, was attacked by his friend, Abdulmuqeet Musari, who allegedly lured him to a burial ground, robbed him,

by: MSN

Unlock global opportunities by studying in the UK: Key points to consider

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by: MSN

Nine students emerge finalists in InterswitchSPAK competition

An integrated payments and digital commerce companies, Interswitch Group, has announced the top nine finalists for the sixth edition of its renowned InterswitchSPAK National Science Competition. A statement by the group on Thursday said that the announcement marked a significant milestone in the journey to discover and celebrate some of Nigeria's brightest young scientific minds.

by: MSN

Oakland's Hidden Space Gem: Sock skating and stellar views | Bartell's Backroads

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by: MSN

Nippon Steel-U.S. Steel Merger Poses No National Security Threat

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by: MSN

These space missions will take off in 2025

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by: MSN

Veer Bal Diwas 2024: PM Modi Calls For Equipping Youth With Skills In Emerging Technologies Like AI And Machine Learning; VIDEO

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday highlighted the "critical" role of youngsters in the nation's progress and called for adopting a futuristic approach to equip them with skills in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning.

by: MSN

Can private spaceflight benefit more than just a lucky few?

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by: MSN

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by: MSN

World's First 5,700-Year-Lifespan Nuclear Diamond Battery Revealed by UK Researchers

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by: MSN

RBI Sets Up Committee To Recommend Framework for Ethical AI in Financial Sector

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by: MSN

RBI committee to study global regulations on AI, identify risks

The committee will also try to identify potential risks associated with AI and a framework to evaluate and monitor the use of the technology in the financial services sector

by: MSN

Elon Musk shoots down 'wrong-headed economic thinking,' says there's 'infinite potential' for job creation

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by: MSN

How tall is Sriram Krishnan, Donald Trump's pick for Senior AI policy advisor?

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by: MSN

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by: MSN

Laser-textured stents offer promising solution for vascular diseases

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by: MSN

Why RBI Has Set Up 8-Member Committee To Recommend Framework For AI In Financial Sector

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by: MSN

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by: MSN

RBI sets up eight-member panel on ethical use of AI

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by: MSN

MAGA vs Tech Titans: Decoding the immigration battle of US over Indian techies

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by: MSN

Sunlight Can Split Water Directly Into Hydrogen For The Fuel Of The Future

Using nothing but sunlight and photocatalysts, a 100 square meter (1,076 square foot) reactor produced carbon-free hydrogen for three years, demonstrating the potential of the concept. The approach is still considerably less efficient than the more common method,
  • Fri, December 27, 2024

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by: Businessworld

RBI Sets Up 8-member Committee To Recommend Framework For Ethical AI In Financial Sector

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by: CIO

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by: Newsbomb

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by: AOL

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by: Techopedia

Mysterious NotLockBit Ransomware Attacks Windows & Mac

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by: jhuapl

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by: CNET

NFL Network Saturday: How to Watch, Stream All Three Week 17 Games

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by: CNN

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by: MSN

Scientists Develop Non-Destructive Method to Study Fish Teeth

Can we examine the teeth of living fish and other vertebrates in detail, repeatedly over time, without harming them?

by: MSN

Texas taps SAIC for $171M contract to protect against cyberattacks

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by: MSN

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by: MSN

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by: MSN

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Sunlight Can Split Water Directly Into Hydrogen For The Fuel Of The Future

Using nothing but sunlight and photocatalysts, a 100 square meter (1,076 square foot) reactor produced carbon-free hydrogen for three years, demonstrating the potential of the concept. The approach is still considerably less efficient than the more common method,
The article from MSN discusses a groundbreaking discovery by researchers at the University of Cambridge, revealing that sunlight can directly split water into hydrogen and oxygen without the need for catalysts or external voltage. This process, known as photocatalytic water splitting, traditionally requires expensive materials like platinum or iridium oxide. However, the new method utilizes a simple, low-cost semiconductor material, which when exposed to sunlight, can facilitate the reaction efficiently. This advancement could significantly impact the development of green hydrogen, a clean fuel that produces only water when burned, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. The implications are vast, potentially revolutionizing energy production by making hydrogen fuel more accessible and environmentally friendly.

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/science/environmental-science/sunlight-can-split-water-directly-into-hydrogen-for-the-fuel-of-the-future/ar-AA1wvOpw

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