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Science and Technology

Unpacking Green Hydrogen’s Transition to Specific Uses

David Thompson

Green hydrogen was once portrayed as a transformative answer capable of decarbonizing almost every corner of the global economy, inspiring government master plans, a surge of investor funding for electrolyzer…

MN8 Energy Supports Meta's U.S. Data Center Operations with 80 MW Solar Project in Pennsylvania

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How Grids Adapt to Soaring Electricity Demand from Compute

David Thompson

The swift surge in digital computing fueled by cloud services, artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and edge processing has emerged as one of the most rapidly expanding drivers of electricity consumption,…

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Could a Single Vaccine End All Coughs, Colds, Flus?

David Thompson

US researchers have created a nasal spray vaccine that may offer broad protection against numerous respiratory infections such as coughs, colds, flu, and specific bacterial diseases, while also lowering allergic…

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Enhancing Gene Therapy: New Delivery Approaches Explored

David Thompson

Gene therapy seeks to address illness by introducing, modifying, or controlling genetic material inside a patient’s cells, yet its success often hinges less on the sequences themselves and more on…

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Enterprise RAG Adoption: Knowledge Work Insights

David Thompson

Retrieval-augmented generation, commonly known as RAG, merges large language models with enterprise information sources to deliver answers anchored in reliable data. Rather than depending only on a model’s internal training,…

Sleep curiosities: why we dream and what it’s for

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The Mysteries of Sleep: Why We Dream & What It Means

David Thompson

Dreaming is a nearly universal human experience: most people dream several times per night, yet the content, clarity, and memory of dreams vary widely. Scientists study dreams to understand memory,…

New experiments show Earth’s core may hold vast ‘oceans’ of an essential element for life

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Scientists Discover Earth’s Core Could Contain Huge ‘Oceans’ of Life-Critical Element

David Thompson

Earth’s core may contain vast hidden reserves of hydrogen, reshaping theories about planet’s water origins. Beneath our feet lies a hidden reservoir that could dwarf all of Earth’s oceans. The…

Therapeutic vaccines: the concept gaining ground in oncology

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Oncology’s New Frontier: Therapeutic Vaccines Gaining Ground

David Thompson

Therapeutic cancer vaccines represent a shift from prevention to active treatment: instead of preventing infection or disease onset, they aim to train the patient’s immune system to recognize and destroy…

What is Moltbook, the social networking site for AI bots – and should we be scared?

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The Truth About Moltbook: AI Bots’ Social Hub – What You Need to Know?

David Thompson

A new experiment is quietly testing what happens when artificial intelligence systems interact with one another at scale, without humans at the center of the conversation. The results are raising…

Alcohol: why “a little” isn’t always harmless

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Alcohol’s Impact: Why “A Little” Isn’t Always Safe

David Thompson

Alcohol ranks among the world’s most widely consumed psychoactive substances, and many individuals see light drinking—perhaps a glass of wine at dinner or a post‑work beer—as harmless or even somewhat…