Young S’porean gets thumbs up from Nobel Prize winners for science question, just like his sister
Mr Aedann See, 19, and his sister Deanna, 25, have both won the Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Never seen before quantum state discovered in graphene could advance computing
This time, it has revealed new quantum states. A team of researchers has found peculiar topological electronic crystals in ...
How far will artificial intelligence go?
With hundreds of billions of dollars of investment announced by the American OpenAI and the revolutionary technology of China ...
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For the first time, we know the shape of electrons, thanks to a breakthrough in quantum physics
For the first time, scientists have figured out what an electron actually looks like while moving through a solid—a major leap in understanding how these tiny ...
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The Mom-And-Pop Restaurant In Virginia That Locals Swear Has The World’s Best Homemade Pies
Nestled in the heart of Monroe, Virginia, Woodruff’s Cafe and Pie Shop is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve ...
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The Homemade Pies At This Wyoming Restaurant Are So Good, You’ll Drive Miles For A Bite
Each pie is handcrafted with the kind of love and attention usually reserved for firstborn children or prize-winning rodeo ...
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Researchers Defang Deadly Hospital Superbugs Using a Pinch of Turmeric
A new study shows a low-cost yet effective way to combat bacterial resistance using curcumin–the natural yellow plant ...
Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s fiery freedom fighter and first president, dies at 95
Nujoma built ties with China, North Korea, Cuba, Russia - some of which had supported his liberation movement by providing ...