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Telemedicine poses challenges for evaluating treatment

Telemedicine poses challenges for evaluating treatment
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Indian firm's digital solution for urban waste pickers

ITU
As India’s cities keep expanding, so does the waste they generate.
The more than 62 million tonnes of municipal solid waste produced across the country each year could reach 165 million tonnes in 2030, according to government estimates.
Most of the waste collected by municipalities ends up in landfills, posing environmental and health risks.
A social enterprise in the southern city of Chennai has set out to tackle the problem locally – employing one of urban India’s vital, if often overlooked, resources – informal waste pickers.
By gathering and selling litter from neighbourhoods all over the city, the waste-pickers form a critical part of the informal, unstructured waste management supply chain. ....

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The Great Quantum Computing Race

The Great Quantum Computing Race
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Predicting Torrential Rain with the Supercomputer Fugaku

Predicting Torrential Rain with the Supercomputer Fugaku
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How the cauliflower got its mesmerizing fractals

How the cauliflower got its mesmerizing fractals
The cauliflower really wants to grow flowers but just ends up with more buds growing out of its buds that grew out of other buds…
Closeup of romanesco cauliflower. Credit: Rum Bucolic Ape/Flickr
For at least two thousand years, humans have noticed that many plants grow leaves or flowers in a spiral pattern. Some of these plants, such as the cauliflower, take it a step further, growing spirals in self-repeating patterns commonly known as fractals. The resulting patterns are fascinating and intriguing, which begs the question: why do cauliflower and other fractal-like plants grow like this? French researchers at CNRS posed this exact question and identified an underlying genetic mechanism that produces fractal geometry. ....

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