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Go Together, Go Far: A Grand Space-Avatar Dream Fulfilled by Open Innovation
Go Together, Go Far: A Grand Space-Avatar Dream Fulfilled by Open Innovation Open innovation is a vital part of the Japanese government’s growth strategy. It aims to create innovative technologies and services by fostering collaboration between government, the private sector, and academia. One...
Top 17 New Technology Trends for 2023
Top 17 New Technology Trends for 2023 Technology today is evolving at a rapid pace, enabling faster change and progress, causing an acceleration of the rate of change. However, it is not only technology trends and emerging technologies that are evolving, a lot more has changed this year due to...
The Impact of AI: Anyone Can Be a Skilled Farmer
The Impact of AI: Anyone Can Be a Skilled Farmer Artificial intelligence, or AI, has made rapid gains in recent years as it approaches the level of human intelligence. The Government of Japan has formulated a national strategy that is accelerating efforts to apply AI to real life. One example of...
Top 10 Trending Technologies To Master In 2023
Top 10 Trending Technologies To Master In 2023 If you’ve been looking for a career change in the IT field but not sure which career to pursue, you’ve landed at the right place! Welcome to Edureka’s Top 10 Trending Technologies to Master in 2023. In the last 60 years, technology has advanced...
Top 10 Countries for Technological Expertise, Ranked by Perception
Top 10 Countries for Technological Expertise, Ranked by Perception The Most Tech-Savvy Countries Technology can play a huge role in a nation’s advancement in an array of key areas, from scientific innovation and health care to economic growth. The field can be a boon for countries striving...
New Models Help Unveil the Mystery of Life’s Origins on Earth
New Models Help Unveil the Mystery of Life’s Origins on Earth Scientists published a paper in the journal Science that answers questions about what Earth was like billions of years ago and what traits helped life form. This research provides important information for understanding the origin of...
Chemists Have Synthesized an Ocean-Based Molecule That Could Fight Parkinson’s
Chemists Have Synthesized an Ocean-Based Molecule That Could Fight Parkinson’s The team utilized a technique that they believe could speed up the drug discovery process in the production of lissodendoric acid A. Organic chemists at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have...
Neuroimaging Study Finds the Brain Works Like a Resonance Chamber
Neuroimaging Study Finds the Brain Works Like a Resonance Chamber It’s been over 20 years since neuroimaging studies – using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), a widely-used technology to capture live videos of brain activity – have been detecting brain-wide complex patterns of...
The Least Costly Yet: Scientists Unveil a New Carbon Capture System
The Least Costly Yet: Scientists Unveil a New Carbon Capture System Dave Heldebrant Captures Carbon Chemist Dave Heldebrant, a recently selected fellow of the American Chemical Society who holds a joint appointment with Washington State University, has helped design several solvents that can deftly...
