Via Vodafone. Joakim Reiter, Chief External and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone In 2023, Boston Scientific adopted a 5G-connected service that allows cardiologists to interact with… Read More »Connectivity can steer Europe back to competitiveness
LONDON — Britain’s tech chief is no stranger to dealing with big egos. She used to promote superstar wrestlers. U.K. Science and Technology Secretary Michelle… Read More »From WWE wrestling to global AI summit: The unlikely rise of Michelle Donelan
Dear Stella Kyriakides, commissioner for health and food safety, The ongoing revision of the EU Animal Welfare legislation represents a unique opportunity to propose legislation… Read More »Open letter: It’s time for an EU-wide ban on fur farming
ROME, Italy — The Chinese head of a crucial U.N. food agency has come under intense scrutiny by Western powers, who accuse him of failing to grip a… Read More »Chairman FAO: Western powers pressure China’s UN food boss to grip global hunger crisis
NASA called off its second attempt to launch its Artemis I moon rocket and space capsule on Saturday. “Thehttps://twitter.com/hashtag/Artemis?src=hashtag_click” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”> #Artemis I mission to… Read More »NASA calls off second launch attempt for Artemis moon mission
But there are other hurdles—some so challenging that many scientists have given up. For one thing, nudging the stem cells in the right direction requires,… Read More »Inside the race to make human sex cells in the lab
A new US study is the latest to identify several factors that make some people more susceptible to long Covid than others. Yet with millions around… Read More »Hoping for a breakthrough, the search for answers on long Covid continues
