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Crossword puzzles are not just a fun pastime, they can also help prevent memory loss associated with dementia. Researchers have found that regular puzzle-solving can
Germany’s IT Skills Shortage Grows
Germany is currently facing a shortage of around 137,000 IT professionals, according to a recent study by Bitkom e.V., the industry association for the information
No Capacity Loss with New Battery
A new solid-state battery has been developed with an electrode material that boasts unparalleled stability, even after hundreds of charging cycles, without any loss of
Boosting Hydrogen Electrolysis with Sound Waves
Researchers at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, have developed a new method to produce green hydrogen using sound waves. Hydrogen is produced by splitting water
Swiss ticks carry Chinese virus
Tick-borne diseases are a growing concern in Europe, with ticks transmitting various pathogens, including parasites, bacteria, and viruses. In Switzerland, researchers from the Virology Institute
Whales: Climate Change Allies
Wales Could Help Reduce CO2 Concentration in the Atmosphere A recent study by the University of Alaska Southeast (AUS) has found that whales, some of
Decrease in Number of Hurricanes
The construction of new wind turbines in Germany is often hindered by conspiracy theories. However, demographic factors such as age, education level, or political orientation
Winter Range Loss in Electric Cars
A new foam-like hydrogel has been developed by scientists at the University of Maryland that can absorb liquids three times better than traditional paper and
Mini Robot Jumps 30 Meters
A 30-gram robot has achieved an incredible feat by jumping over 30 meters in height at a speed of up to 100 kilometers per hour.
Breeding observed in cultivated corals
The Great Barrier Reef, one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders, has been severely damaged by mass bleaching. However, there is hope for the