Tag: Science

AI Robots Now Astonishingly Human-Like! – Video – GretAi News

AI Robots Now Astonishingly Human-Like! – Video – GretAi News

Using storytelling to empower engineering students

Using storytelling to empower engineering students

Using storytelling to empower engineering students

Empowering engineering students through storytelling

A 149 million-year-old pterosaur is Britain’s largest flying animal – how scientists proved it from a single finger bone

A 149 million-year-old pterosaur is Britain’s largest flying animal – how scientists proved it from a single finger bone

From the Cells of Deceased Organisms to Revolutionize Life, Death, and Medicine

From the Cells of Deceased Organisms to Revolutionize Life, Death, and Medicine

A 149 million-year-old pterosaur is Britain’s largest flying animal – how scientists proved it from a single finger bone

Using a Single Finger Bone, Scientists Prove that a 149 Million-Year-Old Pterosaur is Britain’s Largest Flying Animal

Researchers don’t take enough account of variation in biology – doing so could unlock new understanding in science and medicine

Researchers don’t take enough account of variation in biology – doing so could unlock new understanding in science and medicine

Exploring Medieval Theology’s Perspective on Modern AI Responsibility – GretAi News

Exploring Medieval Theology’s Perspective on Modern AI Responsibility – GretAi News

Exploring Nature’s Puzzle Masters: Slime Molds with Aleksander Kowalczyk at TEDxYouth@2SLO – Video

Exploring Nature’s Puzzle Masters: Slime Molds with Aleksander Kowalczyk at TEDxYouth@2SLO – Video

how we discovered unique Scottish rocks record when Earth was first encased in ice

how we discovered unique Scottish rocks record when Earth was first encased in ice

how we discovered unique Scottish rocks record when Earth was first encased in ice

Discovering the Unique Scottish Rocks Record from Earth’s First Ice Age

For decades, we’ve been told 80% of the world’s biodiversity is found on Indigenous lands – but it’s wrong

For decades, we’ve been told 80% of the world’s biodiversity is found on Indigenous lands – but it’s wrong