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Trump signs 'Genesis mission' order that directs Energy Department, science agencies to embrace AI
Michael Kratsios, head of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, told reporters that the mission was the ...
People have been waiting for a robot to do their chores since they watched “The Jetsons.” Can the company behind NEO finally make it happen? By Kevin Roose, Casey Newton, Whitney Jones, Rachel Cohn, ...
The early adoption of dual-use, disruptive technologies is increasingly pacing today’s competition for global supremacy. The ...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. highlights the crucial role of space science and technology in strengthening disaster response ...
The administration’s ongoing push to close labs and facilities at the Goddard Space Flight Center “risks permanently degrading Goddard’s scientific and technical capabilities with these moves,” ...
There are so many science podcasts out there that choosing one can feel overwhelming. We’ve scoured the internet for classics and little-known gems covering a wide range of topics from space to food ...
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Seoul National University Professor Elected Next Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies President
Kwon Oh-nam, professor of mathematics education at Seoul National University and president of the Korean Women’s Federation of Science and Technology Societies, has been elected as the next president ...
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Ilocos Norte hosts Science and Tech Week
ILOCOS NORTE hosted the 2025 National Science and Technology Week (NSTW) celebration, a four-day extravaganza that showcased Filipino ingenuity, promoted innovation, and highlighted the crucial role ...
The Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission organised the Festival of Youth 2025 along with the Nuclear Science and Technology ...
The Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Prof. Blade Nzimande will officially open this year's event on 25 November. The opening plenary will include a high-level panel discussing science ...
The rise of artificial intelligence has produced serial writers to science and medical journals, most likely using chatbots to boost the number of citations they’ve published. By Gina Kolata “We are ...
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