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Chile installs its first floating solar cage for salmon farming
The floating solar cage makes it possible to avoid the emission of up to 350 tons of CO₂ per year.
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Sweden develops new AI infrastructure with NVIDIA to power major industries
The mission of this AI Technology Center will be to promote applied research and specialized training in the Swedish country.
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Wavemaker® G5 now available from GUL
The Wavemaker® G5 has been available worldwide since May 15, 2025.
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Harvard researchers develop natural rubber with ten times higher strength
This new rubber concept could become more durable and change the way we perceive flexible materials.
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Researchers use electron microscopy to reveal faults in electric car batteries
Investigating how electric vehicle (EV) batteries react to extreme cold or intense heat has been a challenge for science for years. Now,
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United States launches the most powerful laser in its history
The ZEUS system exceeds 100 times the global energy capacity for 25 quintillionths of a second per shot.
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Skyports begins coast-to-coast drone deliveries on Michigan’s Great Lakes
The use of drones for maritime logistics puts collaboration between Skyports, Michigan authorities and shipping operators to the test.
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France boosts AI with expansion of Jean Zay supercomputer
As a final detail, the design of Jean Zay 4 was conceived by the Obvious collective, which integrates artificial intelligence into works of art.
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Vertical Aerospace introduces new long-range hybrid-electric VTOL
Vertical's new VTOL will be able to fly 1,600 km with up to 1,100 kg of cargo in manned or autonomous mode.
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GLE begins TRL-6 laser enrichment demonstration in North Carolina
The SILEX process is the only uranium enrichment laser technology that has been licensed for commercial use by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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CycloTech’s BlackBird makes its first flight with CycloRotors
The BlackBird demonstrator is the first aircraft with six CycloRotors capable of 360° thrust vectoring, achieving inclined hovering flight.
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Team of Chinese scientists develop ocean simulation system
This absorption capacity makes understanding their internal dynamics key to anticipating extreme events such as typhoons, marine heat waves or torrential rains.