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The superconductivity summer drama is not over

In the summer of 2023, news broke that a team of South Korean scientists had found a superconductor at room temperature.

Electric feel: A popular culture charged by batteries

As governments get serious about decarbonizing their economies, cheaper, higher-performing, and lower-carbon batteries will be demanded.

#GIRLDINNER: Is the TikTok generation the key to climate mitigation?

#GirlDinner is a TikTok trend, complete with its own theme song, which focuses on Gen Z’s unconventional approach to their evening meal.

Are robot athletes the next big thing in sports?

Discussions have arisen about whether AI-powered robots can compete with or someday outperform human athletes.

From sanctions to silicon: China’s semiconductor breakthrough

This could enable China to bridge the technological gap that the US is determined to maintain, and position China as a world leader in chip production. 

Nostr is making decentralized social media possible

Rather than being a product in direct competition with X, Nostr is an open protocol on which social media platforms can be built.

AI won’t destroy the world, but state actors might

The potential of AI to cause damage in the hands of state actors raises concerns.

Expected tax exemptions in Egypt will entice strategic industries

Is Gen Z trading financial security for short-term lifestyle fixes?

Faced with the cost of living outpacing wage growth, Gen Z finds itself turning to BNPL services as a lifeline.

Lessons for Edtech providers from UK’s school concrete crisis

As the UK grapples with a school concrete crisis, the enduring impact of Covid-19 looms large, shaping the future of education, and offering valuable insights to Edtech providers worldwide.