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Open mike 14/04/2022 - Vimarsana News

Open mike 14/04/2022

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Open mike 29/03/2022 - Vimarsana News

Open mike 29/03/2022

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Sciblogs | Putin and the Bomb: Why New Zealand national risk assessments should include planning for the potential impacts of nuclear winter - Vimarsana News

Sciblogs | Putin and the Bomb: Why New Zealand national risk assessments should include planning for the potential impacts of nuclear winter

Dr Matt Boyd & Prof Nick Wilson* (Syndicated from the Adapt Research Blog) In this blog we briefly review the literature on the probability of nuclear war and what various models estimate to be the potential global climate impacts (eg, of nuclear winter). Although New Zealand is relatively well placed as a major food producer – a range of mitigation strategies could increase the probability of sustaining food security during a recovery period. To get the ball rolling the Government needs to perform a national risk assessment on this topic and commission work on identifying the most cost-...

3 Irish agritech start-ups win big at UCD accelerator - Vimarsana News

3 Irish agritech start-ups win big at UCD accelerator

Cotter Agritech, ProvEye and Izario have emerged victorious at the first AgTechUCD accelerator programme for start-ups across the island.

AI is about to shake up music forever – but not in the way you think - Vimarsana News

AI is about to shake up music forever – but not in the way you think

As machine-learning music specialist Prof Nick Bryan-Kinns explains, new neural networks are capable of writing original music – but may never compose meaningful lyrics.