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In celebration of World Dinosaur Day (1 June), scientists harnessed the power of advanced X-ray technology to illuminate the mysteries of our ancient prehistoric world.
In partnership with The Royal Navy has joined forces with Imperial College London to test a prototype quantum sensor that could pave the way for GPS-free navigation.
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Leading UK universities have formed a coalition to call for asset managers to rescind their support for the expansion of fossil fuel expansion projects.
A group of leading experts, including the heads of OpenAI and Google DeepMind, have issued a stark warning that AI is just as dangerous as pandemics and nuclear wars in the “extinction” threat it poses to humanity.
With just a week until Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2023 and its centrepiece exhibitions open their doors on 7 and 8, the full educational programme has been announced.
As robots continue to take on diverse roles in our world, a new analysis challenges the notion of granting rights to robots and proposes an alternative approach inspired by Confucianism.
One researcher urges us to transcend the hype and explore the untapped potential of virtual reality in boosting the effectiveness of scientific research – but planning around potential pitfalls is paramount.