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The patch was created to help those with bladder and kidney disorders. 

On average, Gen Z workers miss almost a quarter of their deadlines each week.

"The risks are real, but they are manageable," Andrew McAfee told a group of CFOs.

One New England university banned a pro-Palestinian student group

There are several ways to get started in the cybersecurity field, and they each have their pros and cons, so allow me to lean on my expertise to explain.

Light-driven evaporation, a new process discovered by MIT researchers, is more efficient than heat-driven evaporation. It occurs at the interface of water and air, and may play a role in fog and cloud formation, as well as industrial processes like solar-powered desalination.

Not everyone sees AI as a threat to humanity – caveated hope was a common mood after the artificial intelligence safety conference

Rocket Lab's mission to Venus, which aims to investigate the potential for life high in the planet's atmosphere, could launch as soon as Dec. 30, 2024.

World leaders and tech bosses debate the risks of next-generation AI models at the UK AI Safety Summit, but are they looking at the wrong risks?

Curbing climate change — and extreme weather for future generations — depends squarely on society’s ability to rapidly build new clean energy infrastructure despite the messy puzzle of local, state and federal reviews projects must overcome

‘100 5G labs are coming up across the country in association with reputed educational institutions’