Microsoft Discovery, which Microsoft announced at Build 2025, is a new platform that taps agentic AI to 'transform the ...

Shanghai Ark Biopharmaceutical Co., Ltd. ("ArkBio") today announced positive top-line Phase II study results for its novel ...

Independent MP Dai Le has predicted the federal election will see an outcome of a “Labor minority government”. “People talk about interest rate rises, their energy bills have gone up,” Ms ...

But the Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority does have at least one piece of public-facing progress to show for its work – a new corporate logo for the planned Brisbane ...

Research towards an HIV Cure – ONPRC scientists are gaining new insights into strategies that lead to HIV remission and eventually a cure by better understanding where in the body and how the virus ...

The history of logos is intrinsically tied to the evolution of branding and visual identity. From ancient civilisations to the digital age, symbols have served as powerful tools for communication and ...

Fitz, according to him, was born to solve problems. Today's problem is the perplexing drop of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who was expected to be a first-round pick, to being selected in ...

The waves also struck the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant ... routinely subject samples to a 15 hour count despite scientific reports (published in peer reviewed journals) demonstrating ...

Welcome to a different kind of society." Asked if the Sherwood Forest legend might ever be restored to the logo, Ms Hayes replied: "That's unlikely - Robin Hood is a polarising figure in terms of ...

Powered by Kiln, the feature is pitched as a way to access DeFi yields for USDC, USDT, USDS and DAI without going through “complex processes.” Crypto hardware wallet giant Ledger says it will enable ...

Keon West is a visiting professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science and the author of The Science of Racism. ‘Silence is complicity’ — universities must fight the anti ...

This formidable concept of capturing the unseen lies at the core of Charles Brooks’ work, as he photographs the small but vast interiors of musical—and most recently scientific—instruments.