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Most Paracetamol sold in Nigeria below WHO standards – Report - Vimarsana News

Most Paracetamol sold in Nigeria below WHO standards – Report

A recent investigation found that nearly all of the paracetamol tablets sold in Nigeria are possibly underdosed, falling short of the requirements specified by the British Pharmacopoeia and the World Health Organization (WHO) The 2023 study, titled 'Comparative Analysis of Five Different Brands of Paracetamol Sold in Nigeria with British…

Yale's quantum computing journey — 20 years and counting - Vimarsana News

Yale's quantum computing journey — 20 years and counting

Yale’s Robert Schoelkopf, Michel Devoret, and Steven Girvin reflect on their trailblazing approach to quantum computing research.

Source: yale.edu
Merging computer science and robotic technology to modernize processing of radioisotopes - Vimarsana News

Merging computer science and robotic technology to modernize processing of radioisotopes

Argonne is leading a U.S. Department of Energy-funded project to safely speed up medical isotope production through a remotely-operated “hot box.”

From educating Palestinians to empowering women, how Great Arab Minds winners will spend Dh1 million prize money - Vimarsana News

From educating Palestinians to empowering women, how Great Arab Minds winners will spend Dh1 million prize money

Top talents who left Arab world to give back to community from Dubai prize money

New battery material that uses less lithium found in AI-powered search - Vimarsana News

New battery material that uses less lithium found in AI-powered search

Microsoft announced Tuesday that a team of scientists used artificial intelligence and high-performance computing to plow through 32.6 million possible battery materials ― many not found in nature ― in 80 hours, a task the team estimates previously would have taken 20 years. The results kick off an ambitious effort to create a new generation of batteries less dependent on toxic and environmentally damaging lithium. The company shared some of the best candidates with the government's Pacific Nort

Source: yahoo.com