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The approval is a temporary relief for the South Korean firms and follows a U.S. decision earlier this year to revoke license waivers given to some tech companies
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said that Trust Wallet would cover the losses and that user funds were safe
Challenges include complex regulations, prohibitive costs and conventional, non-innovative trial designs. Changes to clinical trial rules to accommodate flexible trial designs, bringing in AI and simplifying approval processes could go a long way toward promoting new drug R&D in India
For proving that the expansion of the universe had indeed speeded up, three scientists were awarded the 2011 physics Nobel Prize. A new study from Yonsei University has introduced a twist in this cosmic tale by suggesting that dark energy may actually be weakening, putting the brakes on the universes acceleration
Crypto exchange Coinbases CEO Brian Armstrong announced on social media that an ex-employee was arrested in India
Thereminists may fool you once making you feel like you are watching an aural magic show. Hands wave around in the air and suddenly theres dashing music.
The water guardians hope that by artificially flooding certain areas, they would raise the groundwater level as well as create a microclimate that could increase humidity
Alaknandas existence poses a significant puzzle for astronomers: it took shape when the universe was only about 1.5 billion years old, defying current models of galaxy formation. According to one expert, either the galaxy grew steadily by drawing in cold gas or it interacted or merged with a smaller companion galaxy
The plan comes a day after Coupang founder Kim Bom issued his first public apology for the data breach
Social media platforms with infinite scrolling, auto-play and algorithmic feeds will be required to display warning labels, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced
Google and Verizon are among a list of companies that have received Justice Department demands for documents and information about their workplace programmes, the report said
India doesnt resolve clashes between its climate commitments and industrial demand through any clear rules; instead it often resorts to executive discretion
The study adds to growing evidence that no level of alcohol consumption can be considered risk-free when it comes to cancer
When you travel internationally, it is not just the hands of a clock that change position. The clock within ones body must also take the time to adjust.
Even when theyre not very scarce in the earths crust, they tend to be spread out in low concentrations and mixed together in the same minerals, so theyre difficult and expensive to separate. However, countries worldwide are interested in acquiring them because theyre crucial for many green technologies and electronics
New research has found that the way the genome is organised can arise from chromatins own physics, without needing extra instructions; by slightly changing nucleosome spacing, researchers were able to flip chromatin between an open, tough state and a fluid state
Using nets attached to helium balloons, researchers caught mosquitoes from hundreds of metres up and detected disease-causing viruses and parasites in their bodies
Apple said in a statement it will make the changes to comply with CADE demands, but that these moves will open privacy and security risks to users.
The U.S. chipmaker plans to fulfil initial orders from existing stock, with shipments expected to total 5,000 to 10,000 chip modules, per sources
As of date, more than 1,000 banks, TPAPs, and Payment System Operators (PSOs) have onboarded the DIP and started adopting FRI actively, says the FRI release
The lawsuit is one of several copyright cases brought by authors and other copyright owners against tech companies over the use of their work in AI training
Orbital debris consists of human-made objects in the Earths orbit that no longer serve any useful purpose. All orbital debris originated primarily from exploded rocket stages, satellites, accidental collisions and intentional anti-satellite weapon tests
When an axolotl loses a limb, the cells at the stump gather and multiply into a mound of tissue that becomes an engine of new growth. For decades, scientists believed this small structure contained a major part of the regenerative programme. But new studies say the whole body itself joins the act
The instruments at Jantar Mantar embody the tenet of show, dont tell by making measurements inspectable. Protests, in their best form, have a similar demand
Math ability isnt an inborn talent reserved for a few; its shaped by experience, teaching, and mindset
Here is what we know so far about TikToks fate, following the establishment of the joint venture
MAVENs job at Mars has been to measure the thin upper atmosphere and the ionosphere and to watch how sunlight and the solar wind interact with them
For nearly two decades, computer models said stronger westerly winds and more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere would pump more carbon-rich deep water up towards the Southern Oceans surface, which would release carbon dioxide into the air. Yet new data has found the exact opposite has happened

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