‘The fighting continues’: A Tigray town reels from drawn-out war
Kibrom Hailu wasn’t too worried when his 15-year-old son stepped out to play volleyball one-morning last month near their home
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Finnish varsities get half-dozen recommendations to chop carbon footprint
Referring to a study, the University of Helsinki in a very announcement created six recommendations that Finnish universities Referring to
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Medisafe raises $30 million for prognosticative AI that reminds individuals to require their pills
Medisafe, a startup developing a personalized medication management platform to assist patients continue high of their prescriptions Medisafe, a startup
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Airbnb’s flexible search focuses on where you’re traveling, not when
Airbnb is acknowledging the realities of travel in the remote work era Engadget: Travel is still hurting due to the
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The European Aviation Safety Agency is planning an eco-ranking for flights
The aim is to avoid “vegetable washing” so that consumers can make sustainable decisions IS I I drive in Europe
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NASA says that some terrestrial organisms could temporarily survive on Mars
Fungal and bacterial organisms in the stratosphere in 2019 as part of the MARSBOx experiment The stratosphere, the second main
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Millions of Ancient Mammoth DNA Paraphrases “Evolutionary Tree”
The oldest participating DNA shows how the genus divides into new species, a” ghost line “that we would not recognize
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Investigation: Crime Thrives in Botswana’s Donkey Skin Trade
Botswana’s lucrative but controversial donkey shell trade is back in the spotlight after an investigation Botswana’s lucrative but controversial donkey
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Artificial intelligence is not yet ready to go through humans
In the video calls before Sunday of Superbowl, Amazon flooded social networks with flirty advertisements that mocked the “new body
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The famous black hole is even more massive than previously thought
The Cygnus X-1 system is home to one of the most famous black holes in the world. It was the
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EPFL engineers are developing a chip that records stress levels via sweat
This could lead to stress monitoring. Wearables Engineers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) have developed
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