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There are two primary ways to attack AI systems

Comment: Without proper cybersecurity protections, AI is a gamble we cannot afford

Comment: The next generation of nuclear science

Liquid helium is indispensable for advanced space technologies

Comment: How helium is powering a new era of space exploration

The emergence of Industry 4.0 is radically transforming manufacturing practices

Comment: Engineering customer expectations

Rathlin Island’s current network quality is inconsistent, relying on mainland mobile signals and various broadband solutions

Funding boost for rural connectivity solutions

Methane is estimated to account for about 15 per cent of global temperature increases

Catalyst converts methane into polymers at room temperature

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Carbon-14 diamond battery could work ‘forever’

Many manufacturers are left struggling to keep up with the rapid advancements in technology and automation

Comment: Talent gaps, faltering retention and experience innovation

Blog: Curriculum review is golden opportunity for STEM education

The new balloon is similar to a traditional gastric balloon. It is connected to an external controller that can be attached to the skin, and the system contains a pump that inflates and deflates the balloon when needed

New gastric balloon works on demand

A centimetre cube cartilage construct via High-throughput Integrated Tissue Fabrication System for Bioprinting (HITS-Bio) in the lab of Ibrahim Ozbolat at Penn State

New technique advances rapid bioprinting