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Chair of the Lords Communications Committee has written to the UK’s digital secretary about the government’s approach to generative AI, lamenting a lack of support for copyright holders and measures to ensure competition in AI markets.

By degrees: how climate change is already affecting your farm - 01 May 2024

Chancellor envisions the UK as the 'next Silicon Valley'

Chancellor envisions the UK as the 'next Silicon Valley'

Significantly higher rate of improvement in ADAS-Cog 11 scores in each treatment dose relative to placebo for patients with mild ADImprovement in cognition measured by ADAS-Cog 11 at three months is...

At a webinar hosted by the TB Accountability Consortium on Thursday, scientists explained how the fight against tuberculosis is proceeding. However, despite South Africa’s progress in reducing TB incidence and improving rates of detection and linking patients to treatment, the disease remains a...

Discover how Newcastle University students are leading a program to promote healthy lifestyles among Tamworth's kids despite funding challenges. Read more.

Research Cell in collaboration with Multi-disciplinary Research Unit-Department of Health Research (MRU-DHR), AIIMS Bhopal successfully conducted three-day "Thesis Protocol Writing Workshop for Postgraduates DM/MCh, & MSc Nursing Students" from April April 25 to 27, 2024 for nurturing the

The accreditation by QAHE recognizes DSUs adherence to rigorous educational standards and its focus on practical, work-based learning opportunities, ensuring graduates possess both theoretical knowledge and real-world skills essential for success in their professional endeavors.

The 11th Edition of the Seed Festival began with a blessing ceremony with dozens of farmers and beekeepers from 11 communities in the southeast of the municipality of Peto who established themselves in the Mejorada Park to offer more than 59 species of food, including corn, honey, pumpkin, egg, among others. The producers were presented