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It's so very nice to be nice, by Evelyne Pieiller (Le Monde diplomatique - English edition, April 2024) - Vimarsana News

It's so very nice to be nice, by Evelyne Pieiller (Le Monde diplomatique - English edition, April 2024)

French schoolchildren are soon to be taught empathy. Managers are coached in how to acquire it. Strikers are blamed for lacking it. How did empathy become such a panacea?

China and Germany gear up for high-level talks in Berlin - Vimarsana News

China and Germany gear up for high-level talks in Berlin

Consultations between Germany and China used to demonstrate partnership. But rifts have emerged over China's "rock-solid" friendship with Russia, tensions with Taiwan and repression of the Uyghur minority in Xinjiang.

Source: msn.com
Migrant nation - Vimarsana News

Migrant nation

Most places that house people on the move, for whatever reason, were set up in a hurry and meant to be temporary. The reality was quite (...)

Prototype of a Clinical CT Device Combines Dark-Field X-Ray Technology with Traditional Technology - Vimarsana News

Prototype of a Clinical CT Device Combines Dark-Field X-Ray Technology with Traditional Technology

The dark-field X-ray technology has been implemented into a CT scanner appropriate for clinical usage for the first time by a team of researchers from the Technical University of Munich (TUM). Dark-field imaging adds to the information offered by conventional X-ray imaging. It is now feasible to create 3D dark-field X-ray images using the new prototype.

New technology for clinical CT scans - Vimarsana News

New technology for clinical CT scans

For the first time, a team of researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has integrated the dark-field X-ray method into a CT scanner