A new study has documented the first simultaneous observations of waves and currents in Norway’s Lofoten Maelstrom – one of...
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UNESCO and the L'Oréal Foundation are unveiling the winners of this year’s International Prize for Women in Science, which honours...
UNESCO and Huawei have to date run ten Campus UNESCO sessions, focusing on technology and education and reaching students from 39...
By Ange de la Victoire DUSABEMUNGU About 120 students, teachers and UNESCO Trainers are convening in FAWE Girls School/Gisozi for...
When Thérèse Kirongozi's brother died in a pedestrian accident, she noticed the number of road fatalities involving pedestrians - particularly...
New method of predicting battery failure is 15 – 20% more accurate than current approaches. Millions of people around the...
Despite the uncertainty caused by COVID-19, service providers continue to switch on 5G and more than 160 have launched commercial...
Ultimately, robotaxi costs will be low enough to displace conventional taxi and ride-hailing, but the expected costs remain higher than most estimates...
By Tom Brown, Chief News Correspondent, ICIS It seems beyond question at this point in the market’s development that...
There will be 3.9 billion 5G mobile subscriptions globally by the end of 2026 Worldwide 5G service revenues in 2026...
5G is envisioned as providing capacity and connectivity for anything and in any place, taking the use casesfor mobile broadband...
Schoolchildren in Kenya are getting an education boost from University of Birmingham environmental scientists. Birmingham experts are supporting Kenyan partners AfriSTEM...
Big tech companies aim for 100% renewable energy by 2030 – are they doing enough to support the energy transition?...
