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spread over seven years. but the scientists have argued that it doesn't compare to the scale and ambition of horizon which has £85 billion at its disposal, calling for the country to return to the scheme. are you in the camp of rejoining horizon or do you think pioneer could have worked? i horizon or do you think pioneer could have worked?— horizon or do you think pioneer could have worked? i think almost eve one could have worked? i think almost everyone in _ could have worked? i think almost everyone in the — could have worked? i think almost everyone in the scientific - could have worked? i think almost l everyone in the scientific community wants to see the uk we associate. that doesn't mean that we can also do... pursue some of the good ideas that have been developed for the pioneer process for collaboration with other parts of the world but the opportunities that are afforded to us through horizon to collaborate with members of the european union are huge and currently they constitute as a block our largest group of collaborators. so we need ways of continuing that collaboration beyond us having left the eu. 60% of all scientific papers
decides to proceed with it, would have negligible impact on the environment, meaning the water, fish and sediment. more from our tokyo correspondent shaiima khalil. in the last few moments to have been some comments from china �*s foreign ministry. it has expressed regret over what it called the hasty release of this iaea report onjapan �*s fukushima nuclear waste and has urged japan to dispose of the water in a scientific, safe and transparent manner, and it has gone on to say if the japanese side is bent on going its own way, it must bear all the consequences." that is coming in from reuters news agency. our correspondent in spoke to us a little while ago.
Researchers at the Royal Botanic Gardens (RGB), Kew and their partners have found what is described as the only known member of the palm family which flowers and fruits almost entirely underground. The findings of the study were published in the journal PALMS on Monday. Given the plant’s unique characteristics, researchers have named the new-to-science species Pinanga subterranea, which means ‘underground’ in Latin.
have to believe gavin newsom has some ulterior motives as he slicks his hair back and looks all fine -- pete: got a problem with it? rachel: no, i like it. he looks really good. he looks presidential, and you compare that to joe biden who's mumbling -- will: very similar. rachel: yeah. you are gavin newsom in the front, but you are party in the back. [laughter] will: i'm really pleased that you translated him from earlier when he said you could connect the dots with a tray on-- crayon, it took me a minute, and then i realized he was talking about a crayon. and then you understood -- rachel: i speak pete-ese. [laughter] pete: it's a very basic language, it includes language. will: mark zucker zuckerberg said something you already know, but i guess it's interesting to hear it, and that is that the establishment, the scientific establish. , the political establishment asked facebook to censor covid information during the pandemic.
A University of Kansas chemist unveils technology that detects 99% accuracy of scientific text generated by ChatGPT, using Artificial Intelligence (AI) text generator.
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he feel to be — things were rhythmic genic. how did he feel to be involved _ things were rhythmic genic. how did he feel to be involved in _ things were rhythmic genic. how did he feel to be involved in a _ he feel to be involved in a discovery that is led to the release?— discovery that is led to the release? �*, . , ,, release? it's a very special, i don't think — release? it's a very special, i don't think a _ release? it's a very special, i don't think a scientist - release? it's a very special, i don't think a scientist will. release? it's a very special, i l don't think a scientist will feel that we've made a difference to an individual— that we've made a difference to an individual often but in this case, it's more — individual often but in this case, it's more significant because of the tragic— it's more significant because of the tragic case — it's more significant because of the tragic case the amount of suffering that she _ tragic case the amount of suffering that she has gone through because it has implications and future legal cases— has implications and future legal cases i_ has implications and future legal cases i think this case is highlighted as science is becoming increasingly complex the technologies we use are increasingly sophisticated ministry mechanisms that help _ sophisticated ministry mechanisms that help advise the judge as to the scientific— that help advise the judge as to the scientific findings as to which best expressed the need that thing lessons — expressed the need that thing lessons learned from this case hopefully will help many others. the si . ns that
Scientists have found a fossil of a rare species of sea scorpion in Zhejiang province that is likely the nation's oldest representative of eurypterids, according to a study published in Journal of Paleontology last month.