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Apple scores record 13 Academy Award nominations
Tradable Bits Expands With Appointment of Veteran Sports Industry Executives to Serve Growing North America and Asia Markets
A Non-Proliferation Solution: Using Antineutrinos to Surveil Nuclear Reactors
Australia risks falling behind allies on research security. Will it take a spy scandal in our universities to catch up?
AVITA Medical signs US distribution agreement with Stedical Scientific
Opthea receives additional funding under development funding agreement
Chimeric Therapeutics completes placement with shortfall commitments
Vodafone backs the power of small businesses with launch of new unlimited broadband nbn® plans
CRN Recognizes Dazz as a Cloud 100 Company for 2024
The Solar System used to have nine planets. Maybe it still does? Here’s your catch-up on space today
Apple Hongdae now open in South Korea
Japan is about to land its first lunar probe. As more nations race to the Moon, how will we keep the peace?
Salestrekker surpasses half a million eSigned envelopes with Annature ahead of 2.0 launch
Research reveals how ChatGPT bias affects product recommendations
Enterprise Video Platform Developer Network Optix, Inc. Acquires Scailable BV and Its Innovative Cloud-to-Edge AI Deployment
Australia plans to regulate ‘high-risk’ AI. Here’s how to do that successfully
CDU EXPERT: Discussion paper misses mark on taking AI threats seriously, expert
Apple Hongdae to welcome first customers this Saturday, January 20
These fierce, tiny marsupials drop dead after lengthy sex fests – and sometimes become cannibals
Vodafone announces pre-order offers on new Samsung Galaxy S24 Series for budget-conscious Australians
Apple unveils 2024 Black Unity Collection and announces six REJI grantees
Tokyo Tech Bulletin No. 72 is launched
Australians are concerned about AI. Is the federal government doing enough to mitigate risks?
Microsoft announces quarterly earnings release date
Medion pays $259,000 penalty for breaches of anti-scam rules
Apple previews new entertainment experiences launching with Apple Vision Pro
Vodafone and Microsoft sign 10-year strategic partnership to bring generative AI, digital services and the cloud to more than 300 million businesses and consumers
Netflix’s You Are What You Eat uses a twin study. Here’s why studying twins is so important for science
565-million-years-old, some of the oldest UK fossils are eerily similar to famous Australian ones
Do they see what we see? Bees and wasps join humans in being tricked by illusions of quantity
Kepler Analytics Launches Ability To Measure Surrounding Store Traffic
Less than 10% of Australian scorpions are known to science. We’ve added two new species to the list
Wanda Austin to join Apple’s board of directors
Microsoft unveils new generative AI and data solutions across the shopper journey, offering copilot experiences through Microsoft Cloud for Retail
Towards Realizing Eco-Friendly and High-Performance Thermoelectric Materials
University of the Basque Country Rector Eva Ferreira visits Tokyo Tech
Using Berry Phase Monopole Engineering for High-Temperature Spintronic Devices
Toward efficient spintronic materials Researchers reveal how magnetization direction can be controlled using strain in an interfacial multiferroic material
Blackford and See-Mode Partner to Bring AI Breast and Thyroid Detection Software to the Blackford Platform
Giant ‘kings of apes’ once roamed southern China. We solved the mystery of their extinction
Report reveals the extent of deep cuts to safety staff and gaps in Twitter/X’s measures to tackle online hate
Team Tokyo Tech wins Bronze Project Award at BIOMOD 2023
New analysis unlocks the hidden meaning of 15,000-year-old rock art in Arnhem Land
Why is the universe ripping itself apart? A new study of exploding stars shows dark energy may be more complicated than we thought
Apple Vision Pro available in U.S. on February 2
Here’s why you should (almost) never use a pie chart for your data
1 in 3 people are lonely. Will AI help, or make things worse?
Male pregnancy and weird courtship wiggles: how NZ’s wide-bodied pipefish confounds expectations

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