How the body changes when consuming a lot of sugary drinks
Consuming too much and regularly sugary drinks causes many health consequences such as overweight and obesity, type 2 diabetes, metabolic disorders, and cardiovascular diseases. Associate Professor Truong Tuyet Mai, Deputy…
The SGAE wants to shelve lawsuits and scandals
Cristina Perpiñá-Robert (Barcelona, 1969) directs the General Society of Authors and Editors (SGAE), an institution that seems to have put the scandals at bay, which have not left the modernist…
Concrete made from fly ash waste and glass can transmit light
A group of scientists took advantage of waste fly ash and slag at the bottom of a waste-burning power plant to combine glass to create concrete that can transmit light,…
The world’s first ship powered by wood pellets
Ships running by burning wood pellets can reduce carbon emissions by 22% compared to ships using fossil fuels. Japanese shipping companies NYK Line, NYK Bulk & Projects Carriers (NBP) and…
Second Bundesliga: Rostock is relegated – accompanied by riots
After an undignified season finale with fan riots, Hansa Rostock has to make the bitter journey to the third football league. On the final day of the second division, coach…
Prices ease and the recession-employment combo tightens
Finally, the news arrived that Javier Milei was waiting for or, if you prefer, the dose of oxygen that he needed and needs, squeezed by the fall in real wages,…
UN experts denounce that Palestinians were “buried alive” by Israeli forces in Gaza graves
UN Human Rights experts expressed their condemnation this Monday after the discovery of mass graves with bodies of people with signs of having been tortured, executed and even buried alive…
New research: even when the genetics are defective – this is how you can extend your life span
If your genetics put you at higher risk of early death, a healthy lifestyle can help you combat the significantly defective genes, according to a new study conducted in China…
‘Designing a training model to promptly prepare human resources for the semiconductor chip industry’
For an engineer to work in the semiconductor industry, it takes up to 6 years of both basic and in-depth study, so a suitable model is needed to consider developing…
On the death of filmmaker Michael Verhoeven
Basically, Michael Verhoeven was born with his profession. As the son of the director, actor and author Paul Verhoeven and the actress Doris Kiesow, he was on stage and in…
Laurent Cantet, winner of the Palme d’Or with Entre les Murs, has died at age 63
The last time Laurent Cantet appeared in public was in September 2023, in a restaurant a stone’s throw from the Gare de l’Est. The director ofBetween the walls, Palme d’Or…
Five pavilions (plus one) not to be missed at the Biennale Arte
Over 330 artists and collectives living in 80 countries, including Hong Kong, Palestine and Puerto Rico. Eighty-seven national participations in the historic Pavilions at the Giardini, at the Arsenale and…
Volkswagen was hacked for years, probably by Chinese cyber spies
The global IT system of Volkswagen, Europe’s largest car manufacturer, has been hacked for years. This is evident from internal documents that Paper Trail Media, Der Spiegel and ZDF shared…
“Trends” organizes a symposium on the skills of young researchers
The Trends Center for Research and Consulting, in cooperation with the Al-Ittihad News Center, organized a panel discussion entitled “The Importance of Research and Student Exchange in Refining the Skills…
Oscar winner Emma Thompson, deeply in love with Finland, wrote a letter of praise to Finns
Two-time Oscar winner Emma Thompson filmed an action movie with Koli and fell in love with Finland. After filming, Thompson stayed with her husband in Jorois to snowshoe and sauna…
IA, spending in EMEA will increase by two-thirds in 2024
AI spending by businesses in the EMEA region will grow by 61% in 2024, with 97% of organizations investing in generative AI or planning to do so. It is one…
Next April’s total solar eclipse promises to be a scientific bonanza
Florida. April’s total solar eclipse promises to be a scientific bonanza, thanks to new spacecraft and telescopes and cosmic possibilities. The Moon will be very close to the Earth, causing…
In Germany, poisoned books removed from libraries
The German Library Association has quarantined more than 15,000 books suspected of containing arsenic, a substance known to be carcinogenic, to have them analyzed by specialists. The “Vert de Schweinfurt”.…
Google and Apple, possible agreement for AI
With the presentation of iOS 18 approaching by leaps and bounds and artificial intelligence becoming an increasingly part of our lives, Apple and Google are reportedly considering a collaboration that…
How to detect the trace of artificial intelligence
Memories of birthdays, holidays, weddings. And also with his hand raised hitting the ball from Diego’s goal against the English in ’86. Or that of the 1930s, of eleven workers…