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To mark the launch of its new smooth-tasting low carb beer, Heineken ® has joined forces with geneticist Andrew Shelling to develop a taste kit that allows beer enthusiasts to understand the science behind their flavour preferences. Heineken ® has released ...

Dr Georgia Grant has been recognised as recipient of the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Fellowship for her research into past periods of climate change. Wellington sedimentologist* Dr Georgia Grant has been awarded the 2023 L’Oréal-UNESCO For ...

TOKYO, Nov 9, 2023 - (JCN Newswire) - Fujitsu today announced the development of the world's first technology to optimize the use of CPUs and GPUs by allocating resources in real time to give priority to processes with high execution efficiency, even when ...

New York, NY, Nov 8, 2023 - (ACN Newswire) - Puretalk AI , a leading provider of advanced conversational AI solutions, is thrilled to announce its exciting collaboration with Plato , a pioneer in machine learning and AI technology. Together, they are ...

When kiwi chicks first hatch out of their shells, they weigh around 300 grams. But this kiwi takes ‘tiny’ to a whole new level. Meet the World’s Smallest Kiwi: a miniscule kiwi that’s so small you can’t even see it with a magnifying glass. ...

Researchers in Japan discovered that ants placed in isolation die younger due to an accumulation of reactive oxygen, a finding that may lead to ways to reduce stress levels in animals and help make them more resistant to loneliness.

An odor-sniffing machine that shows the freshness of fish is expected to further the popularity of sushi and sashimi overseas.

The mystery over the tsunami that formed in the Pacific Ocean on Oct. 9 deepened as researchers found that a series of 13 tsunami were generated over 90 minutes on that day.

Where did man go wrong? The question sounds almost as anachronistic as asking about original sin. It’s a right question though, even essential toward understanding what the hell is going on in the world. Why? Because core insights into the causes ...

As the world moves to more sustainable forms of energy, efficient rechargeable batteries are becoming more and more important. At present the lithium-ion batteries used for everything from mobile phones to EVs include materials such as cobalt, which are ...