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The world's largest battery manufacturer – a key Tesla provider - continues to maintain Europe as one of the main markets for its products. The Chinese manufacturer is evaluating the possibility of a new center, but there are some serious doubts.

/PRNewswire/ -- Dutch-based healthcare technology company, Tover, is poised to showcase its award-winning cognitive stimulation system, the Tovertafel, at one...

The Class of 2022-23 includes a Nobel Prize recipient and multiple National Academies-level scholars, plus a distinguished lecturer.

Teams from the Netherlands, Germany and USA have taken victory in a series of solar car races across the globe.

The eighth and final day of the Sasol Solar Challenge ended on a spectacular note at Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront on Friday 16 September with the Brunel team of Delft University from Netherlands (4228,2 km) beating the Agoria Team from Belgium (4189,9

Housing developers warn again about delays and cancellations

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By Bennet Goldstein, Wisconsin Watch   Jim Boisen and Margie Walker conceived of their single-story residence as a forever home. They moved in 1979 to Wisconsins French Island, an unincorporated ...

Democracies around the world are currently under immense pressure. At the same time, western media landscapes are becoming ever more polarised. The rise of artificial intelligence is impacting both areas in unprecedented ways, further complicating the picture. The new AI, Media & Democracy Lab, which officially opened on Wednesday, 14 September, with an event in Amsterdam’s Eye Film Museum, will be working at the crossroads of the three areas, attempting to stimulate innovative AI applicat...

At least six paintings by the artist depict intricately rendered maps. A new book looks at what they mean.