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Beyond Blueprints: The Tech-Driven Future of Architecture

Take a stroll through any large city and stop for a moment. Gaze upward. Skyscrapers curve like ribbons. Glass makes the sky mirror odd, whimsical patterns. Buildings no longer stand still—they move, breathe, and sometimes even speak back. Architecture, once founded upon stone and symmetry, is boldly entering its next installment. The protagonist...

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Industry

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Three Predictions For The Post-COVID Aerospace Supply Chain

After 15 years of uninterrupted growth, jetliner industry production rates are in a downward spiral, thanks to the Boeing 737 MAX production shutdown and the COVID-19 crisis.While Airbus and Boeing will navigate through the crisis weakened but intact, the outlook for suppliers is less certain. The jetliner supply chain expanded and evolved in recen...

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What’s Next For Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing

The Human Genome Project, an international scientific cooperation on discovering the human genome, began in 1990. The goal of the undertaking was to identify the DNA sequence of the entire human genome. I was a medical student when the completion of the Human Genome Project was announced in 2003. I assumed, just like everyone else in the medic...

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Museum visitors to have AI chats with dodo

Visitors to a natural history museum will be able to have two-way chats with animals on display using generative artificial intelligence (AI).The University of Cambridge's Museum of Zoology has chosen 13 specimens for the conversations, including the extinct flightless bird the dodo, narwhal and blue fin whale skeletons, a red panda, and a preserve...

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