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Understanding the ocean environment is possible through the development of underwater acoustic sensor networks. Learn more on AZoSensors.

A 10-second scene from the drama has caused Pakistani Twitter to go wild and school rivalries to flare up.

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A Digital Twin is seen as a driving technology behind the ongoing digital transformation of traditional manufacturing and industrial practices within Industry 4.0.

The procurement of raw materials and the difficulties in recycling batteries show that electric vehicles are not as green and sustainable as were prone to believe.

The Queen of Spain, 49, stepped out in a regal teal dress from Cherubina and black court heels as she joined husband King Felipe, 53, for a reception in Stockholm with the Swedish royal family.

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The University of Kentucky Office of Undergraduate Research recently announced 18 undergraduate winners of the 57th annual Oswald Research and Creativity Awards.

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Neuroscientists can now watch neuron activity deep inside a living human brain thanks to a pioneering new optical technique. A team from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), based in Heidelberg, Germany, described the two-phase microscopy method for in vivo brain imaging in Nature Methods in September 2021.