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Talking to spacecraft using radio and laser communications - Vimarsana News

Talking to spacecraft using radio and laser communications

NASA's Deep Space Network, which receives signals from deep space, is experimenting with a hybrid antenna that can receive both radio and laser signals.

Saturn's tiny moon Mimas hosts an unexpected ocean - Vimarsana News

Saturn's tiny moon Mimas hosts an unexpected ocean

Researchers have found evidence of an ocean beneath the icy shell of Saturn's small moon Mimas, making it a prime candidate for habitability research.

Webinar: How will HE keep up with digitalisation? | THE Campus Learn, Share, Connect - Vimarsana News

Webinar: How will HE keep up with digitalisation? | THE Campus Learn, Share, Connect

Three Australian digital education experts from the Campus+ network explore the benefits and risks of AI and VR in teaching and learning, and gauge higher education’s pace of digital transformation

Aston University Scientists Set to Advance Liquid Metal Casting with Innovative Mathematical Model - Vimarsana News

Aston University Scientists Set to Advance Liquid Metal Casting with Innovative Mathematical Model

A new project at Aston University has been set up to develop a mathematical model to improve liquid metal casting.The method will be used to help prevent lightweight aluminium alloys corroding - or oxidating - very quickly when first exposed to air.

EnAcuity to develop visualisation technology for minimally invasive surgery | Imperial News - Vimarsana News

EnAcuity to develop visualisation technology for minimally invasive surgery | Imperial News

SURGICAL COMPUTER VISION - A new spinout company from Imperial and UCL has received pre-seed funding to develop AI technology that could aid laparoscopic surgery.