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This mega lab can create weather to test energy efficiency in homes
The lab was created to help builders and scientists find the best way to improve energy efficiency in homes.
Google’s new AI music generator can create - and hold - a tune
Google researchers claim their AI outperforms current music generation models.
Watch this shape-shifting robot melt through bars and reform
It looks straight out of Terminator, but the robot was actually inspired by sea cucumbers, which can morph between stiff and flaccid states.
Astronomers spot black hole whipping a star into a doughnut shape
It’s estimated that this sort of stellar shredding happens only a few times every 100,000 years in most galaxies
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US authorities flag possible COVID jab link to stroke in older adults
The health authorities say it’s “very unlikely” the data shows a true clinical risk, and “no change in vaccination practice is recommended”.
Euronews Debates: Recruiting and retaining talent in times of change
The pandemic changed workers’ expectations of employers. For our latest Euronews Debate, a panel of experts discussed how organisations and their HR departments can adapt to this new reality.
New virus surveillance system could predict the next major pandemic
The Wellcome Sanger Institute’s programme will build on its work sequencing millions of COVID genomes during the pandemic.
Potentially habitable planet discovered 100 light years from Earth
The newly discovered planet is a similar size to Earth and is likely to be rocky, according to NASA.
Majority of managers believe flexible working can boost productivity
The researchers behind the major post-COVID study used data from almost 600 managers in the UK.
After ChatGPT and DALL-E comes VALL-E, the voice-mimicking AI
VALL-E can mimic someone’s voice saying anything with just a three-second recording.
Virgin Orbit: What went wrong with the UK's first satellite launch?
The Virgin Orbit launch from Cornwall was to be the first of an orbital satellite from the UK - but it ended in failure.
UK shops trial facial age estimation scanners for alcohol purchases
The trial found no underage customers were able to buy age-restricted products at the self-checkout.
Hope for humans as scientists restore erections in injured pig penises
Previous attempts to repair the injured penile tissue led to issues such as immune system rejection.
New study ‘clearly shows’ cancer risk from nitrites in meat
The calls for a UK ban come after France’s health body confirmed the link between nitrites in processed meat and bowel cancer.
England leading race to wipe out hepatitis C ahead of global targets
The country’s health service has used a pioneering medicine deal and ‘find and treat’ programmes to reduce deaths from hepatitis C by 35 per cent.
Hopes of a Strep A jab boosted after key antibody discovery
Scientists have so far struggled to produce an effective vaccine against Strep A.
AI is helping doctors spot and treat strokes much faster
The Brainomix e-Stroke system has been shown to improve patient outcomes.
Only 3% of firms in Europe to boost salaries in line with inflation
Record levels of inflation have seen the cost of living rise across Europe.
Turning fallen leaves into paper wins Ukrainian company EU prize
“Our paper is biodegradable, recyclable, it’s the most sustainable paper made from any type of raw materials,” Releaf’s CEO told Euronews Next.
Here’s why 2022 was a milestone year for space exploration
NASA’s moon mission finally got underway in a year jam packed with major steps forward in space exploration.
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