Shamov | 22 February
There are more bicycles than people in the Netherlands and they account for almost half of all journeys between home and work in the city of
Read More Shamov | 19 February
A strange thing happened on the way to the leisure society. It was once widely anticipated that the process which saw the standard working week fall
Read More Shamov | 18 February
One of the most interesting aspects of 2018 has been the amount of change that has occurred in such a short time. There has been a remarkable amount of
Read More Shamov | 18 February
The combustion of oil, gas, and coal have made possible a much higher standard of living for humans through radical innovations in technology and science over
Read More Shamov | 18 February
Finland has been a top contender on every Program for International Student Assessment survey. The country built a comprehensive education structure
Read More Shamov | 05 February
Obesity, undernutrition and climate change are the biggest threats to the world population, linked by profit motives and policy inertia, a top commission said
Read More Shamov | 04 February
From Athens to Melbourne and Seoul to New York, big cities are increasingly turning to trees to help protect them from heatwaves and floods, and to boost
Read More Shamov | 03 February
In an era characteristically defined as "uncertain", there is one fact that every industry can agree on: artificial intelligence (AI) will be one of the most
Read More Shamov | 02 February
The varied universes of science fiction often offer inspiration for emerging technologies, or at least fitting leads for articles to describe them. Take the
Read More Shamov | 01 February
Hollywood is chockablock with movies about zombie apocalypses caused by some uncontrollable infection, while alarming real-world headlines proclaim the next
Read More Shamov | 01 February
The ocean can’t take any more. For centuries we have dumped our unwanted waste into the seas, creating a crisis that threatens not only marine life, but
Read More Shamov | 24 January
2018 was bonkers for science. From a woman who gave birth using a transplanted uterus, to the infamousCRISPR baby scandal, to
Read More Shamov | 22 January
2018 was when neuroscience made the impossible possible. There was the dazzling array of crazy neurotech: paralyzed patients shopped and texted
Read More Shamov | 19 January
The world today needs a new framework for global cooperation in order to preserve peace and accelerate progress. After the cataclysm of World War II, leaders
Read More Shamov | 16 January
The world is, as everyone knows, going to hell, but there’s still the nervous thrill of waiting to see precisely which dark force will take us down. Will
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