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Researchers at Stanford have found a genetic pathway that facilitates interspecies communication between a marine worm, acoel, and its symbiotic algae.Researchers at Stanford have found a genetic pathway that facilitates interspecies communication between a marine worm, acoel, and its symbiotic algae.

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay The Government of Sierra Leone has taken over the assets of Tonkolili Iron Ore Limited (TIO), a subsidiary of Chinese miner, Shandong Iron and Steel. The takeover comes after the government invoked Section 50 of the 2009 Mines and Minerals Act after the company failed to meet its tenancy agreement. The takeover ends a five year stint of the Chinese

Because of their soft bodies and parasitic lifestyles, tapeworms had never been definitively identified in the fossil record.

25/03/2024 - The documentary by Alessandra Celesia has won the top prize in the DOX:AWARD Competition; other victors include Grand Me, Preemptive Listening and No Other Land

Here’s one good reason for college students to consider a double major: It could soften the blow to their incomes from future economic slumps.

E-flux Film Award is very pleased to announce the winners of its inaugural edition. Please join us for the award ceremony and screening in the presence of the awardees as well as jury member Anocha Suwichakornpong and pre-selection committee member Lukas Brasiskis.

The jury awarded first prize to Maurício Chades for Green Cemetery (2023, 25 minutes), second prize to Eri Saito for May All Your Wounds Heal (2021, 5 minutes), and a special mention to Bo Wang for An Asian Ghost Story (2023, 37 minutes).

While public debate about the promise and peril of artificial intelligence is increasing, the use of AI tools on the front line of Canada’s medical system remains ‘very scarce’

The AI revolution will transform the way scientists think and do business, while regulators will struggle to keep up. At the same time, new frontiers like hydrogen power, quantum computing and agetech will keep gaining steam.