… the Female Design Council unveiled the recipients of its annual recognition, the FDC Awards at ICFF. This year’s winners ...

The global copper market is expected to see a significant surplus over the next two years as the negative impacts of US tariffs on demand outweigh supply growth, the International Copper Study ...

“Sorry, I’m running a little late; I’ll meet you for dinner at 6:15.” If you have been on the receiving end of an increasing number of seemingly random and ...

AI-driving production studio Asteria is releasing “The Odd Birds Show,” an online adult animated shorts series created by director-producer-animator Arvid Tappert. The series, which follows a ...

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Researchers from the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) and Lehigh University have developed a nanostructured copper alloy that could redefine high-temperature materials for aerospace ...

Lucknow University has announced the odd semester results for the 2024-25 academic period. Results for various UG and PG courses, including BA, BSc, BCom, MA, MSc, and MCom, are now available.

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In a paper published March 12 in Nature, physicists from the University of Amsterdam and the University of Chicago showcase a series of ‘odd’ objects that are remarkably good at moving across any ...