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19 April 2021 In an effort to curb global warming, Purdue University engineers have created the whitest paint yet. Coating buildings with this paint may one day cool them off enough to reduce the need for air conditioning. In October, the team created an ultra-white paint that pushed limits on how white paint can be. Now they’ve outdone that. The newer paint not only is whiter but also can keep surfaces cooler than the formulation that the researchers had previously demonstrated. “If you we...

Bandcamp / Buy Centering polyrhythms and syncopation in the traditions of gqom, UK funky, or dembow may be the order of the day for club music, but Mexican producer OMAAR isn’t new to these kinds of sounds. Since 2012, Omar Suárez has cut and pasted elements of grime, tribal, and Latin American styles into the structural elements of techno and house. Drum Temple, his debut full-length for Mexican label NAAFI, further cements him as a faithful proponent of rhythmic fluidity and Af...

16 April 2021 NASA’s Perseverance rover has now spent its first months on the surface of Mars. The testing and deployment phase is proceeding well, and after the first technology demonstration with the Ingenuity helicopter, the rover is commencing the continuous scientific measurements. With the arrival of the humidity and pressure measurement instruments onboard Perseverance, the first meteorological network on another planet is being created. The Perseverance rover landed successfully on Ma...

BANGKOK (The Nation/ANN): Seventeen money changers have left the industry since the Covid-19 outbreak, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) reported recently. The central bank said that as of March 31, there were 2,365 registered money changers, down from 2,382 before the pandemic. In 2018, the BOT reported a total of 2,260 money changers, up 112 over the previous year. Total transactions in the money changing business in 2020 slumped by 60.66 per cent year on year, while transactions in 2018 had increas...

Electronic musician Lilstiffy back in Whanganui with new album 16 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read The Lilstiffy project began in Wellington in 2014. Photo / Supplied Mike Tweed is a multimedia journalist at the Whanganui Chroniclemichael.tweed@nzme.co.nzWhangaChron Electronic musician Lilstiffy has returned to Whanganui from Tokyo and hes brought a new album, Ecma, with him. The Lilstiffy project began in Wellington in 2014, he said. "It started with making beats and working ...

Photo Credit: IANS IANSLive Mumbai, April 15 (IANS) Singer-composer Prateek Gandhis new single "Tum aao na" will premiere on April 17. To get full access of the story, click here to subscribe to IANS News Service © 2021 IANS India Private Limited. All Rights Reserved. The reproduction of the story/photograph in any form will be liable for legal action. For news, views and gossips, follow IANS at Twitter. Update: 15-April-2021

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Procurement Expected to Overtake RDT&E Spending in US DoDs Electronic Warfare Market by 2025 SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Frost & Sullivans recent analysis , US DoD Electronic Warfare, 2020-2025, finds that in 2021 the integration of commercial information technology (IT) products with legacy electronic warfare (EW) technologies will accelerate. EW spending through 2025 is expected to remain stable, and the US Department of Defense (DoD) electronic warfare market is esti...

Bandcamp / Buy For those in the know, commercial “electronica” was always a sham: a marketing scheme masquerading as a genre that haphazardly threw together artists and scenes which often had little to do with one another. Originally used in the early 1990s to describe a wide swath of experimental techno, the term was quickly co-opted by the American music industry, which hoped to capitalize on the success of European artists like Fatboy Slim, Daft Punk, the Prodigy, and the Che...

Bandcamp / Buy Like so many forces of electronic music—see Warp co-founders Steve Beckett and Rob Mitchell, or Kelly Lee Owens—Japanese producer Yoshinori Hayashi spent formative years working in a record store. Hayashi’s time at Tokyo’s Face Records comes through in his genre-melding music, which overflows with the encyclopedic passion of an enthusiastic cratedigger. Yet his sounds extend far beyond fandom or homage. His new album, Pulse of Defiance, takes styles for...