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Octopus Energy wants to give the global electricity market its Uber moment as renewable energy erodes the traditional relationships between power companies, their customers and the grid.

Athena Yao has been interested in neuroscience from the moment she picked up a book in her high school library addressing the science of stress and motivation. “I was trying to figure out the source of my own stress and how I could develop a better sense of control over my life,” she shares. “It was fascinating to learn about the biological basis of emotion and behavior.”

Coal is dead, the consumer is king, rising costs are squeezing new transmission and utility-scale generation projects, and gas will play an indispensable but small role.

Yackandandah nurse Donna Jones volunteered for Project Edge to support the grid’s transition from coal power. She discovered there were far more benefits.

Snags contract to provide dark fiber links between Northern Ireland and UK mainland as part of overhaul to Janet Network connecting the research and education community.

While there are some Xbox games on Steam that aren’t supported on the Steam Deck, Microsoft is looking to support the system in other ways. You can’t download and install Halo Infinite due to anti-cheat incompatibilities, but you can stream Halo Infinite at 60FPS on the Deck thanks to Xbox Cloud Gaming. This week, Microsoft …

UK business connectivity provider opens first of four metro access networks to offer last-mile services direct to nearly 10,000 regional businesses and those in the City of London while also announcing rural expansion plan to connect over 200 public service sites in Oxfordshire in a bid to improve digital and social inclusion.

Opens first of four new Metro Access Networks Will offer new ‘last-mile’ services direct to nearly 10,000 regional businesses plus the City of London LONDON, UK, 14 DECEMBER 2021 - Neos Networks, one of the UK’s leading business connectivity providers, today revealed its advanced plans to invest in a full fibre, last mile, metro network expansion programme across the capital and three key regional UK cities...

Neos Networks is taking its fibre network closer to business customersIt is deploying metro fibre lines in four major UK cities, including LondonMove reduces i…

Two Duke University students and one Duke Kunshan University student -- have been named Schwarzman Scholars, a program that funds one year of study in Beijing.  They are among 151 scholars that will begin the program in August of 2022.  Seniors Jessica Edelson and Jessie Xu are recipients from the Durham campus. Wanying He, a senior in Duke Kunshan University’s inaugural undergraduate class, has become the first student from DKU to be named a Schwarzman Scholar.