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Music for today ·Two complementary research facilities have opened at Campus Ecotekne, linking material design with preclinical checks before any possible therapeutic use.
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Four people have completed a year inside NASA’s Earth-based simulation, which studies living and working during extended missions.
The UNDP programme launched in Abuja adds business skills to ideas involving reuse, alternative materials and waste management.
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Copies of four children’s books were distributed on 13 October alongside equipment supporting teachers’ continuing professional development.
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Scottish funding will support work on habitats, invasive species and local biodiversity. Delivery and ecological results remain to be checked.
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Ynni Cymru funds renewable generation, storage and local energy management. Announced savings remain forecasts rather than measured outcomes.
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The 15 October agreement sets shared goals for research, education and innovation. A framework agreement is expected within six months.
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The new resource covers services, training and patient support. Publication is not evidence of clinical outcomes already achieved.
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Design · Philosophy · Plants · Curiosities · Words · Food · Cultures & peoples. Ideas worth a closer look.
The Pipistrello invites us to see light as part of a room, through height, materials and a distinctly visible presence.
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Reading supplies materials; thinking makes them our own. Locke asks readers to examine connections rather than merely remember the conclusions.
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After the flowers fade, an inconspicuous stalk remains: keeping it respects the way this plant can return to flower.
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Raise a hand and notice where it appears: a plane mirror offers a small lesson in geometry, viewpoints and words.
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The Italian word carries an ancient dedication to the Muses, without requiring us to imagine museums as places where everything stands still.
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Before the white ball comes a mass that is worked and stretched: stretching and portioning describe different stages of the process.
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On terraces, stones without mortar support soil and cultivation: reading the wall reveals maintenance, local materials and skills passed between people.
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Enlarge the chart In 2024, fossil fuels generated 59.1% of the world’s electricity. Renewables supplied 31.9% and nuclear power 9.0%; together, the latter two categories reached 40.9%. This chart measures electricity generated, not all energy consumed or power-plant capacity. The fossil share fell, yet fossil generation in absolute terms rose by 1.4%: a smaller slice can belong to a larger pie. These are 2024 data, published by Ember in April 2025, not a measurement of 2026. [1][2]
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That is quite a lot of good for one day.
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