UK commits £30M to win 5G open RAN race
The UK government furthered efforts to diversify network equipment options after banning the use of Huawei 5G kit, launching a £30 million competition to fund R&D projects which accelerate open…
The Solution For Temperature Control In Mixing Tanks With Viscous Media: Front Flush Sensor TSM
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El Reino Unido destina 30 millones de libras a impulsar la RAN 5G abierta
Tras prohibir el uso de equipamiento 5G de Huawei, el gobierno del Reino Unido ha redoblado sus esfuerzos por diversificar las opciones en dicha materia y ha lanzado un concurso…
Rosemount TankMaster Optimizes Usage and Increases Safety of Storage Tanks for Liquefied Gas
Emerson’s Inventory Management Software Optimizes Usage and Increases Safety of Full Containment Storage Tanks for Liquefied Gas...
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Malaysia names Ericsson sole 5G supplier
The Malaysia government selected Ericsson to build and manage the country’s national 5G network at an estimated cost of MYR11 billion ($2.6 billion) and with service expected to go live…
Edward S. Curtis’ ‘The North American Indian’ fetches $950,000
An important copy of one of the most significant American publications of all-time sold earlier this week when a 20-volume quarto set of The North American Indian by Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) fetched $895,000 at Santa Fe Art Auction. Source of Article
CRISPR gene-editing tested in space for first time in DNA damage study
The CRISPR gene-editing tool has been successfully used in space for the first time. Researchers onboard the International Space Station have edited colonies of yeast to study how they repair DNA damage, which could one day help protect astronauts. Source of Article
Stomach fluid of cows found to break down common plastic
Scientists in Austria have discovered a set of enzymes in the stomach fluid of cows that can break down common plastics used in textiles and packaging, offering another potential tool in the efforts to combat this environmental problem. Source of Article
5-minute breathing workout matches vascular benefits of exercise
A new study has provided the strongest evidence yet that a daily practice designed to strengthen breathing muscles can lower blood pressure and improve vascular health, just as effectively or perhaps even more so than aerobic exercise. Source of Article
Compelling new clues to how gut bacteria can influence social behavior
A new study has highlighted the gut-brain link between social behavior and gut microbes in mice, showing how a lack of certain gut bacteria can increase levels of a hormone that activates a part of the brain that contributes to antisocial activities. Source of Article