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On Tuesday evening, the police arrested 14 people while clearing out a University of Amsterdam building. The climate activists had occupied a hall at the Roeterseiland campus. They are suspected of, among other things, a “breach of the local peace and rebellion,” the police said on Twitter. The activists occupied the hall to demand that the university break ties with the fossil fuel industry. There have been similar occupations at other academic institutions this month.

The CTBUH has unveiled the winning entries for the 2022 International Student Tall Building Design Competition, which saw five winners chosen from 59 entries. The competition called for entries that depicted multi-story buildings sited within the United States that “maximize the use and...

Funded by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, institute is installing network node hardware on location.

From June 27 to 30, experts from the Fraunhofer ILT will be presenting quantum technology the Fraunhofer joint booth A1.521 in Munich as part of the

The Stormers won the inaugural URC in 2022 and will host the 2023 final on 27 May against Munster after fighting their way to another final.

Climate activists organized a demonstration inside a building on the University of Amsterdam's Roeterseiland Campus complex. They want the university to cut ties with the fossil fuel industry, the same reason behind protests at other academic institutions in recent weeks.

Dutch universities need a principled human rights policy that prohibits cooperation with institutions complicit in systematic rights abuses. This includes an academic boycott of Israel.

US company Terabase Energy uses this automated system to install solar panels in large electricity production parks. This is something similar to what Tesla is doing at the Gigafactories in terms of automation and use of robots, and could very possibly benefit Tesla Solar panel and shingles production.

The duo who emerged as class 12 CBSE toppers in science stream – Dhruvan Gnanadhandayuthapani and Shaan Shetal Vora – were delighted by their achievements but admitted that they didn’t expect to be the toppers in Oman.

The vehicle is slated to cover over 2,000km on just 1kg of hydrogen fuel — that's equivalent to the distance between Amsterdam and Kyiv.