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Aug 24, 2023

Is the Middle Kingdom Equipped for Legislation against Cyber Hostility?

Preamble In the epoch of digital interconnectivity, the ubiquity of the internet has revolutionised the paradigm of communication, knowledge acquisition, and trade transactions. Nevertheless, the upsurge of social networks, web-based dialogues, and virtual conglomerates has not only broadened the spectrum of interaction but also catalysed the emergence of cyber hostility. This nefarious phenomenon

Aug 24, 2023

COVID: a gene mutation could help explain why some people don’t get symptoms – new research

Kateryna Kon/Shutterstock Lindsay Broadbent, University of Surrey One aspect of the COVID pandemic that has fascinated both scientists and the public alike is how the infection affects people differently. I’ve previously discussed the potential reasons some people have managed to avoid infection completely. But for those who have been infected, symptoms can range

Aug 23, 2023

La Neurobiologia delle Decisioni: Navigare la Complessità nei Contesti Organizzativi

Nel mondo degli affari odierno, le decisioni che prendiamo hanno un impatto significativo sul successo e sulla sopravvivenza delle nostre organizzazioni. Tuttavia, navigare la complessità e affrontare le sfide imprevedibili richiede una nuova prospettiva basata sulla neurobiologia delle decisioni. . Read full article here Lingua originale: italiano. Autore: Amadeo Furlan Amadeo Furlan è

Aug 23, 2023

Visiting the Trinity Site featured in ‘Oppenheimer’ is a sobering reminder of the horror of nuclear weapons

Visitors at the Trinity Site National Monument in Socorro, N.M. (Shutterstock) Jack L. Rozdilsky, York University, Canada Christopher Nolan’s 2023 film Oppenheimer is a biopic about the theoretical physicist behind the atomic bomb. After watching the film, I was inspired to write about my visit to the actual Trinity Site, where the first

Aug 22, 2023

Working from home has worked for people with disability. The back-to-the-office push could wind back gains

ph: Getty Sue Williamson, UNSW Sydney; Helen Taylor, Australian Defence Force Academy, and Vindhya Weeratunga, Australian Defence Force Academy A push is underway to get employees back into the office. The Commonwealth Bank kick-started this conversation recently, with reports the organisation is requiring staff to work at least half the week on-site. A

Aug 21, 2023

The Use of Virtual and Augmented Reality in Medical Education and Training

Advancements in Medicine Through the Lens of Virtual and Augmented Realities Emerging technologies, namely Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR), are seeding profound metamorphoses across diverse industries. The sphere of medical tutelage and enhancement is no exception. These immersive mediums are ushering in a new paradigm in the way medical stalwarts acquire,

Aug 21, 2023

Pesticides are harming Nigeria: it’s time to update the law

Without strict regulation, farmers misuse pesticides. Kola Sulaimon/AFP/ Getty Images Jane Ezirigwe, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa The European Union has banned the use of several pesticides, and heavily restricted others. This is because of their potential health effects or environmental contamination, or because there’s not enough data to be sure that they aren’t

Aug 18, 2023

Sedona, Arizona

Revel in the Mystical Aura of Sedona’s Red Rock Country Nestled in the heart of Arizona, Sedona is a stunning desert town known for its awe-inspiring red rock formations, spiritual vortexes, and a vibrant arts scene. For many, Sedona is not just a holiday destination but a place of healing and spiritual awakening.

Aug 18, 2023

The Final Whistle

Title: Nigel Owens: The Final Whistle Author: Nigel Owens In “Nigel Owens: The Final Whistle,” the long-awaited autobiography of one of rugby union’s most revered referees, Nigel Owens opens up about his extraordinary life journey. With an introduction by legendary rugby icon Dan Carter, this book offers readers a captivating insight into the

Aug 17, 2023

Why earthquakes happen all the time in Britain but not in Ireland

Britain experiences hundreds of earthquakes each year. Raffaele Bonadio, Author provided Sergei Lebedev, University of Cambridge The village of Tean in Staffordshire, England, was hit by a 3.3-magnitude earthquake on June 28 2023. The tremors caused windows and doors to rattle in the surrounding area. Earthquakes of this nature are not uncommon in

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