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In a world increasingly defined by energy crisis, climate targets and geopolitical volatility, fusion energy represents the Holy Grail. We promise to solve the trilema of energy – security, sustainability and affordability without the trade-offs between fossil fuels and current fission. However, there is no guarantee that this promise will be transformed into reality. Now it relies on a consistent and bold investment in research and development. Fusion is not science fiction, but it can become political fiction if the funds can’t meet the possibilities. Why fusion? Unique energy proposals Fusion works by combining two photonuclei (usually hydrogen supplementation and…

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A new pace is entrenched in an industry that has long reigned at its best for accuracy, planning and preparation. Large events still benefit from long lead times and strategic planning cycles, but parallel trends are emerging. We value speed, spontaneity and instantaneous seizure. Driven by clients who want to move at a pace of digital transformation, cultural trends and real-time communication, agencies are increasingly responding to tougher timelines and expectations-changing briefs. So is this just a side effect of today’s fast world world, or is it a deeper change in how brands and companies attract audiences? We asked industry…

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The Conference Industry Association (MIA) and Manchester Central have joined the All-Party Parliament Group for the Event (APPG) as the latest corporate members. They will be participating in growth groups for influential organizations that already support APPGs, including Beam, Sec, Racoon Media, Experience Oxfordshire, Tog, Hire Association Europe, and The Association of Event Venues (AEV). “We are pleased to announce that we are pleased to announce that we are pleased to announce that we are pleased to announce that we are pleased to announce that we are pleased to announce that we are pleased to announce that we are pleased…

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May 16, 2025Ravi LakshmananHardware security/vulnerabilities Researchers at EthZürich have discovered another security flaw that affects all modern Intel CPUs and leaks sensitive data from memory, indicating that a vulnerability known as Specter continues to haunt computer systems over seven years later. A vulnerability known as Branch Privilege Injection (BPI) can be “exploited to exploit predicted calculations on the CPU (Central Processing Unit) in order to gain unauthorized access to information from other processor users,” says Eth Zurich. Kaveh Razavi, head of Computer Security Group (COMSEC) and one of the research authors, said this drawback could affect all Intel processors, allowing…

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Julian Stroser blows sparks off the bench and loses his teeth. The Nuggets force Game 7 against the Thunder.Now this was finally a role that Julian Strausser could sink his teeth, even at the expense of his teeth. The Denver Nuggets Guard, who played a meaningful long time for the series for the first time, sparked off the bench as he scored all 15 points in the second half on Thursday night. His big game helped force Denver to force Game 7 on Sunday in Oklahoma City with a 119-107 victory over Thunder. “It’s the moment you dream of when…

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Two major candidates for Poland’s presidential election have traded personal bars as Sunday’s presidential election was locked in Europe, each making final bids to support floating voters. The winner will take over from the Nationalist Conservative Law and the current President of the Judicial Party, Andruze Duda, at a critical point in the neighbouring Ukraine’s fighting against Russia, when cooperation between the government and the president is essential to promote reform. Appearing visibly tired at Tuesday’s rally, dominant centre Light Civic platform Rafal Truzaskovsky stood on the platform in Krakow’s Central Market Square, amid a massive crowd cheering for his…

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Professor Breeze Quinn of the University of Mississippi explains a wide range of photographs of multi-immersed astrophysics, including Muon as a messenger for studying the fundamental properties of space-time. Multi-adsorbent astrophysics is widely defined as the observations of electromagnetic radiation, high-energy neutrinos and cosmic ray particles, and the observations of gravitational waves emitted from the same cosmic phenomenon. As long as people look up at the stars in the sky, light has been used to learn about the universe. Astroparticle Physics traced the beginnings to the Victor Francis Hess balloon flight in the 1910s, resulting in the discovery of cosmic…

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Professor Birgitte Bak-Jensen explains how two EU Horizon projects allow local energy communities to experience the energy transition and increase energy autonomy by relying on local energy resources to achieve energy sustainability and justice through smart flexibility solutions. Local energy communities have emerged as the basis for European decarbonization strategies. Mild nutrition shows that energy resilience, affordability and sustainability are closely linked to people, policies and technology when combined. Building a sustainable community From vision to action: A resilient local energy community Four years ago, two EU Horizon 2020 projects, the gentle nutrition project, launched its mission to empower citizens,…

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Valeria Marquez, a 23-year-old Mexican influencer, was fatally shot Tuesday while live streaming. With over 113,000 followers on the platform, Marquez was broadcasting to audiences when the attack occurred. According to a statement from the Jalisco State Prosecutor’s Office, the case is being investigated under murder protocols that apply if a woman is killed due to gender. What is murder? Fedice refers to gender-related murders of women and girls. Murders are on the rise all over the world, according to the latest report from the United Nations Office for Drugs and Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the United Nations Women.…

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Joshua Denne, Head of Product at APC, and Mark Cracknell, Programme Director for Zenzic, highlight ten key lessons from a decade of mobility innovation, focusing on the need for tailored support, early customer engagement, and a revised approach to Minimum Viable Products in hardware. After a decade of supporting mobility innovation, the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC) and Zenzic have worked with hundreds of start-ups and SMEs, helping them take their innovation from concept to commercialisation. We’ve seen the breakthroughs and the breakdowns – the big deals and the cautionary tales. Here, Joshua Denne, Head of Product at APC, and…

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