Popular wisdom is often wrong. Consider, for example, how it views organic agriculture, which has grown to a $48 billion a year industry in the U.S. Organic products are sold
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The Joint European Torus (JET) team located in Culham near Oxford has just taken a step forward in the scientific progress of nuclear fusion. Atomic fusion consists of releasing energy
There is presently a lot of discussion on the most viable path towards a sustainable energy future. The problems are that the energy demand is growing, that much more energy
In 2019, Springer Nature published its first machine-generated book, on Lithium-Ion Batteries. In place of an author, the book’s cover is adorned with the name of an algorithm: Beta Writer.
Much of the world is preoccupied with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but there are other global challenges, including climate change, food security, and degradation of the environment. Interestingly, and perhaps
Measuring standards of global health is the cornerstone of protecting both humans and animals alike. Over the past two years, the Covid-19 pandemic has taught health officials and experts two
If there is a consensus on this earth, it is that life is worth living. Far from being perfect, which would be very boring, the conditions of this life must
As France takes up the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, the debate over the Farm to Fork (F2F) strategy could soon grow heated. The issue the
The challenges of the convergence of Data, AI, Cloud, Blockchain, IoT and Cybersecurity
The purpose of this article is to explain the relationships (dependencies, interdependencies, interrelationships, benefits) between Data, AI, Cybersecurity, Cloud, IoT and Blockchain, and to understand their consistency. The link between
This month, the COP26 “climate” conference of the United Nations is taking place in Glasgow. Many questions can be raised here. What’s the actual purpose of this event? Is it