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The role of AI in sustainable agriculture

Aarthi Janakiraman, Research Director of the Advanced SciTech Division at Everest Group, thoroughly examines the role of AI in sustainable agriculture.

Machine learning models predict sleep disorders in jaw pain patients

AI is changing healthcare by predicting sleep disorders in jaw pain patients with unprecedented accuracy.

Is green hydrogen the panacea of the energy transition?

Abundant wind resources, ever more efficient offshore wind turbines and the shallow North Sea provide favourable conditions for turning green power into the reliever for natural gas.

Government approves 6% pay rise for GPs following independent review

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has endorsed a 6% pay increase for General Practitioners (GPs) across the United Kingdom.

Scientists find potential for early earthquake warnings

Researchers from the University of Alaska Fairbanks have unveiled a promising method to forecast major earthquakes months in advance.

New ESC guidelines highlight advances in chronic coronary syndrome management

The latest European Society of Cardiology (ESC) guidelines on chronic coronary syndromes (CCS) mark a significant shift in how cardiologists approach and treat heart conditions.

Marine fish species facing increased extinction risk

Researchers have revealed a significant increase in the extinction risk facing marine teleost fish species worldwide.

UK universities collaborate on revolutionary lightweight solar cells for space applications

Researchers from Loughborough and Cambridge Universities have joined forces under the auspices of the UK Space Agency to pioneer ultra-lightweight solar cells tailored for space missions.

The challenges in scaling carbon capture technology

A recent study led by researchers at Imperial College London has revealed sobering realities about the pace at which technology to capture and store carbon dioxide (CO2) can be scaled up.

How to spot a fraudster. ‘Does this make sense?’

Ted Datta from Moody’s explains how to identify a fraudster, starting with the question, ‘does this make sense?’

James Webb Space Telescope reveals mysterious rogue worlds

In a groundbreaking discovery, the James Webb Space Telescope has identified six intriguing celestial objects known as rogue worlds, each possessing masses similar to planets but untethered to any star's gravitational pull.

Sustainable farming incentive (SFI) expands with farmer-focused updates

The UK government has recently announced significant updates to the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), responding directly to feedback from farmers, stakeholder organisations, and agricultural experts.

Why more attention is needed on adult-onset type 1 diabetes

Dr Rayaz A Malik, Professor of Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar, discusses the challenges and impact of misdiagnosis and late diagnosis in type 1 diabetes.

Microplastics found in human brain tissue

Recent studies have revealed a disturbing trend of microplastics, minuscule particles of plastic less than 5mm in diameter, that are increasingly being detected in human brain tissue.

How companies are reforming governance with technology

The rapid evolution of technology is transforming and reforming governance, creating both opportunities and challenges. Governments must navigate the complexities of balancing innovation with ethical considerations and regulatory frameworks.

Taliban’s new laws: Afghan women silenced and restricted even further

The Taliban has passed new 'vice and virtue' laws severely restricting the rights of women, continuing the erasure of women from public spaces in...

What does your favourite film genre say about you?

In a study led by Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU), researchers have uncovered intriguing insights into how our brains respond to different film genres.

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