Technology

Legged robots that can navigate a variety of terrains quickly and effectively have the potential to revolutionize complex missions in challenging environments. From monitoring natural landscapes to search and rescue missions after disasters, these robots offer tremendous opportunities for advancing technology and improving outcomes. Legged robots are often designed with inspiration from the body structures
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The recent ransomware attack on London hospitals conducted by the Russian group Qilin has caused widespread chaos and disruption. Two weeks after the attack on NHS provider Synnovis, which primarily offers pathology services in southeast London, hundreds of operations and appointments are still being canceled. The attack has affected major hospital trusts such as King’s
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Energy policies are constantly making headlines, sparking debates on whether to invest in renewable energy sources or continue to support fossil fuel companies. These decisions have significant implications for the economy, the environment, and our future. However, beyond the economic and environmental considerations, emotions also play a crucial role in shaping how individuals view energy
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The recent ban imposed by the U.S. Commerce Department on Kaspersky software has raised concerns about the cybersecurity firm’s connection to Russian authorities. Kaspersky, a Moscow-based company led by CEO Eugene Kaspersky, denied that it poses a security threat to the United States. The company argued that the decision was based on geopolitical tensions rather
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In a groundbreaking study published in Applied Physics Reviews, researchers have uncovered a new technique to address the issue of enhancing the capacity of sodium-ion batteries. Led by Professor Oleg Kolosov from Lancaster University and Professor Zhigao Huang from Fujian Normal University, along with key contributions from Associate Professor Yue Chen, this research marks a
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Ethylene (C2H4) is an essential compound used in various industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, and healthcare. The demand for ethylene is on the rise, prompting the need for more sustainable and efficient methods of production. One potential method involves converting ethane (C2H6) found in natural gas into ethylene and hydrogen, but current approaches require significant
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President Aleksandar Vucic recently announced that Serbia could potentially begin exploiting its lithium reserves as soon as 2028. This optimistic timeline comes after receiving new guarantees from the Australian mining giant, Rio Tinto, and the European Union regarding the controversial mining project. It is believed that the Jadar region in western Serbia is home to
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The capabilities of large language models (LLMs) have been a topic of fascination, especially with models like the GPT-4 powering conversational tools like ChatGPT. Recently, researchers from UC San Diego delved into the world of LLMs by conducting a Turing test, a method devised to gauge the level of human-like intelligence exhibited by machines. The
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