Electrons in bilayer graphene have been driven faster than their own speed of sound, creating a sharp electronic shockwave. The study shows a controlled, chip-scale way to reach this extreme flow regime.
The team carved a microscopic nozzle into…
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LIVE COVERAGE: First practice for the United States GP – Formula 1
- LIVE COVERAGE: First practice for the United States GP Formula 1
- The ultimate fan guide to the US Grand Prix in Austin Formula 1
- Formula 1 Returns to America: Sunday’s U.S. Grand Prix Live on ABC, ESPN App ESPN Press Room
- Oscar Piastri Aims to…
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Minecraft x Anti Social Social Club
Do you like to build round things with blocks? Do you crave eye contact as much as an Enderman? And do you generally just follow your own inner compass? Then you might be part of the Minecraft x Anti Social Social Club.
The Minecraft x…
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Chad restores ties with wildlife charity linked to Prince Harry
A conservation group linked to Prince Harry and Chad’s government have agreed to sign a new partnership – less than two weeks after the central African country severed ties with the organisation.
Chad had terminated its agreement with African…
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AI-Powered Watershed Intelligence for Resilient Data Center Siting – USRA
- AI-Powered Watershed Intelligence for Resilient Data Center Siting USRA
- Smart dams: Water infrastructure in the age of AI Smart Water Magazine
- Europe’s AI boom is causing a water crisis TechCentral.ie
- The true cost of using generative AI: Our drinking water umassmedia.com
- Growth of AI increases water and energy demands Digital Watch Observatory
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Your AT&T home internet bill is going up again – but these tricks might be able to help
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If you’re an AT&T internet customer, there’s a good chance your monthly bill is about to go up.
Over the past few days,…
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NICE recommends HIV prevention injection for people unable to take oral PrEP – The Pharmaceutical Journal
- NICE recommends HIV prevention injection for people unable to take oral PrEP The Pharmaceutical Journal
- ‘Game-changing’ HIV protection jab approved in England and Wales BBC
- Long-acting injectable PrEP approved for use on NHS in England and…
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Pinterest Gives Users Power to Dial Down AI in Their Feeds
Pinterest is giving users more control over their feeds with a new tool that lets them reduce AI-generated content. The feature, which the company calls a “tuner,” allows users to adjust how much AI-created material they see across specific…
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The Fitness Festival Changing What It Means to Party
Think of festivals and you’ll likely recall waking up hungover and groggy in a humid tent with a string of regrets. But music events have evolved since the days of muddy debauchery and queuing for a portaloo. Far from the usual experience,…
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