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Ghostly Neutrinos Measure Proton Structure

For the first time, scientists from the University of Rochester and international collaborators have created a beam of “ghost particles,” also known as neutrinos, at Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois. This beam, which is of high intensity, will allow researchers to…

Tackling the Growing Concerns of Big Tech Dominance

The US and EU have begun to take steps towards reforming tech policy. In the US, five legislative proposals have been introduced in Congress aimed at curbing power and corporate consolidation in the industry. In Europe, the European Commission announced…

How AI Will Boost Your Immune System

Lymphocytes are a type of white blood cell that play an important role in the body’s immune system. A low lymphocyte count can indicate health problems, but exercise and sport have been proven to help increase your lymphocyte count. Innovations…

Bacteria to replace chemical pesticides

A research consortium led by Professor Marnix Medema of Wageningen University & Research is looking for an alternative to chemical pesticides in the agriculture sector. With €5.5 million over five years from NWO Kennis- en Innovatieconvenant-programme, they are hoping that…

How Philips spin-offs outshone the mother company

Philips, a Dutch multinational technology company founded in 1891, has spun off many successful companies such as ASML, NXP and Signify. These spin-offs have become more famous and prosperous than their mother company. Why did this happen, and what could…

The AI War: Who Will Come Out on Top?

AI is rapidly transforming the tech industry, and big tech companies are facing significant challenges in staying ahead of the curve. OpenAI’s success with ChatGPT has placed Microsoft in a leading position, while Google is under pressure to respond. Meanwhile,…