Linda Haig
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Now Financial Market Is Accepting a New World of Artificial Intelligence with Open Arms
Artificial Intelligence has spread quickly throughout markets in recent years as traders consistently strive to achieve the upper hand, whereas…
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Scientists Hints at The Existence of a Previously Unknown Subatomic Particle
A group of scientists from Hungary recently published a paper that hints on the existence of a previously unknown subatomic…
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The Kind of Clothes a Person Wears Make Them More Competent in The Eyes of Others Says the Study
People understand a person’s competence partly based on subtle economic cues emanating from the person’s clothes, in keeping with a…
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‘Mighty Mice’ Pest-Killing Worms and A Smart, Empathetic Robot in The Space Station
SpaceX made an early vacation supply to the International Space Station on Sunday, dropping off super muscular “mighty mice,” pest-killing…
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Researchers Disclose an Unexpected Versatility of an Ancient DNA
If a tendon snaps or a bone breaks, you realize to seek treatment instantly. However, the most precious and fragile…
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Now an Electro-Optical Device Gives Solution to Faster Computing Processors and Memories
The first-ever integrated nanoscale system which might be programmed with either photons or electrons has been developed by scientists in…
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New Perovskite Nanocrystals Show More Durability
Perovskite nanocrystals hold promise for enhancing all kinds of optoelectronic devices—from lasers to light-emitting diodes (LEDs) – however, issues with…
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Polish Firm’s Hermes V8MT Drone Takes to The Sky
Hermes V8MT drone, eight propellers start to spin, and the massive yellow plane rises up, locates its direction, and moments…
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South Korea to Suspend 25% Of Coal-Fired Power Plants to Fight Pollution
South Korea will suspend as much as a quarter of its coal-fired power plants within the next three months, at…
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Study Says, Invasive Species Are Set to Exploit Climate Change in Antarctica
Within the tiny, a part of Antarctica, where the snow melts in springtime, mosses, lichens, and grasses grow alongside flies,…
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