Debate is raging about whether ancient flying reptiles called pterosaurs had feathers or not. Years ago a study found fossil evidence of protofeathers, but now another team claims the evidence doesn’t stack up, and the creatures were instead bald. Source of Article
NETZSCH Pumpen & Systeme GmbH is complementing its product portfolio of progressing cavity pumps by a model with attached hopper and cutting device.
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It’s been a long road of research, development and, more recently, testing but the team at GE Aviation has now earned official US certification for the world’s largest commercial aircraft engine, the GE Aviation GE9X. Source of Article
Singaporean mobile operators partnered with the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) to set a programme to recruit and train telecoms professionals to support the country’s 5G rollouts. IMDA said 30…
Australia’s government earmarked nearly AUD30 million ($21.2 million) to improve spectrum management and support 5G use-cases across industry verticals as part of a broader job-creation programme. The Australian 5G Innovation…
The authors of a new study have found that spinal cord stimulation can not only reduce pain in Parkinson's subjects where other treatments have failed, but also improved motor symptoms in almost three quarters of the patients tested. Source of Article
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The Federal Government plans to raise an army of skilled workforce by looking towards technology to drive its Digital Nigeria initiative
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The results of a clinical trial find introducing gluten into a baby's diet from the age of four months may reduce their risk of developing celiac disease. The researchers stress larger trials are necessary before any broad dietary recommendations are suggested. Source of Article
Scientists have estimated the total amount of matter in the universe using a more precise method. By calculating the mass of hundreds of galaxy clusters, the team found that matter makes up around a third of the contents of the universe. Source of Article
Indian is taking on Harley in a new market segment: mini electric motorcycles for kids. The new eFTR Jr looks a fair bit like Indian's famous flat trackers, and packs dual suspension, 15-mph (24-km/h) top speeds and over an hour's riding time. Source of Article
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