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A new series of webinars on burning plasma physics has been announced by the U.S. Burning Plasma Organization (USBPO). The webinars will focus on the impl[...]

Barbara Terhal’s research focuses on the computers of the future. They will be many times faster than today’s models. When she tells people

On Wednesday, 8 December 2021, Al Jazeeras The Stream asked: Could fusion energy be the clean energy answer to the climate crisis? Recent advances have le[...]

These are literally Elon Musk's words, when referring to the Tesla Cybertruck during an on-line interview with the Wall Street Journal last night; he also spoke about its production process and many other things (Neuralink status, Infrastructure Bill, Tunnels and Autonomy, Artificial Intelligence and Robots, SpaceX challenges, etc.).

With 64 murder cases in only three months, Kraaifontein remains a murder mecca in Cape Town.

Concerted efforts to uproot the illegal drug trade in the Western Cape led to the arrest of several suspects between the ages of 27 and 45, when an intelligence-driven operation was conducted by Lockdown ii forces, Crime Intelligence, K9 unit, Bishop Lavis SAPS, and the National Intervention Unit in the Bishop Lavis area on Monday, […]

“Partnering with China has pros and cons – it is not a black and white situation”, said Tim van der Hagen, President of the Executive Board of TU Delft at the recently held symposium on 9 November. “There are risks, and people worry about knowledge p

This paper explores the flexural strength of recycled cast glass—a property relevant to the engineering practice.

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