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Scientists Develop Oxygen-Tolerant Bacteria To Fight Cancer
Researchers are continuing to study this technology to ensure the safe and effective use of engineered bacteria in cancer treatment.
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Canada University To Remove Vending Machines Over Facial Recognition Tech
A university in Canada is set to remove a series of smart vending machines from its campus following concerns over the use of facial recognition technology in secret.
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London Police Probe Suspicious Packages Near Two Airports, Rail Hub
The police were called to investigate suspicious packages near three major transport hubs in London today -- Heathrow and City airports and the city's busiest rail station, Waterloo.
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Researchers Develop App That Helps Take the Perfect Selfie
The app is integrated with an algorithm that directs the user where to position the camera, allowing them to take the best shot possible.
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Nano-Scale Canadian Flag Sets Guinness World Record
Canadian scientists have a set a world record for creating a tiny national flag measuring about one-hundredth the width of a human hair, ahead of the country's 150th anniversary next year.
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New Touchless Device To Detect Heart Problems Early: Study
A revolutionary new system for monitoring vital signs has been developed by researchers that could lead to improved detection and prevention of some cardiovascular issues.
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Ageing Warps Our Perception Of Time: Study
Older adults may have difficulty combining the stimuli they see and hear, much like trying to watch a video with the audio out of sync, and it could have implications for rapid decision-making tasks such as driving, a new study has found.
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Internet Access Affects How We Think: Study
People are less willing to rely on their knowledge and say they know something when they have access to the Internet, suggesting that our connection to the web is affecting how we think, a new study has found.
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Army of History Buffs Re-Enact Waterloo
They have come from all over Europe, an army of people who have given up their day jobs to fight the Battle of Waterloo once more, two centuries after the original.
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Waterloo Bicentennial Unites, Divides Europe
European royals and diplomats gathered in Belgium today to mark the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, a turning point for the continent which still touches a nerve and stirs national passions.
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After Waterloo, Napoleon's Little-Known Bid for American Exile
It's a little-known fact about Napoleon Bonaparte: the French emperor thought about emigrating to the United States after his defeat at Waterloo.
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My, My! Many Britons Ignorant About Battle of Waterloo
As Britain prepares to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, a survey shows that many Britons know little about the fight and associate the name with an ABBA song or a London railway station.
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BlackBerry's meltdown sparks startup boom in Canada's Silicon Valley
More than 450 start-ups opened for business in the twin cities of Waterloo and Kitchener last year.
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BlackBerry selling majority of its Canadian real estate
CEO Chen said, "The successful sale of property in Canada will help us move toward our goal of continued operational efficiency."
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Struggling BlackBerry sells its US office
BlackBerry will continue to be a tenant on the campus. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.
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Scientists Develop Oxygen-Tolerant Bacteria To Fight Cancer
Researchers are continuing to study this technology to ensure the safe and effective use of engineered bacteria in cancer treatment.
-
Canada University To Remove Vending Machines Over Facial Recognition Tech
A university in Canada is set to remove a series of smart vending machines from its campus following concerns over the use of facial recognition technology in secret.
-
London Police Probe Suspicious Packages Near Two Airports, Rail Hub
The police were called to investigate suspicious packages near three major transport hubs in London today -- Heathrow and City airports and the city's busiest rail station, Waterloo.
-
Researchers Develop App That Helps Take the Perfect Selfie
The app is integrated with an algorithm that directs the user where to position the camera, allowing them to take the best shot possible.
-
Nano-Scale Canadian Flag Sets Guinness World Record
Canadian scientists have a set a world record for creating a tiny national flag measuring about one-hundredth the width of a human hair, ahead of the country's 150th anniversary next year.
-
New Touchless Device To Detect Heart Problems Early: Study
A revolutionary new system for monitoring vital signs has been developed by researchers that could lead to improved detection and prevention of some cardiovascular issues.
-
Ageing Warps Our Perception Of Time: Study
Older adults may have difficulty combining the stimuli they see and hear, much like trying to watch a video with the audio out of sync, and it could have implications for rapid decision-making tasks such as driving, a new study has found.
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Internet Access Affects How We Think: Study
People are less willing to rely on their knowledge and say they know something when they have access to the Internet, suggesting that our connection to the web is affecting how we think, a new study has found.
-
Army of History Buffs Re-Enact Waterloo
They have come from all over Europe, an army of people who have given up their day jobs to fight the Battle of Waterloo once more, two centuries after the original.
-
Waterloo Bicentennial Unites, Divides Europe
European royals and diplomats gathered in Belgium today to mark the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, a turning point for the continent which still touches a nerve and stirs national passions.
-
After Waterloo, Napoleon's Little-Known Bid for American Exile
It's a little-known fact about Napoleon Bonaparte: the French emperor thought about emigrating to the United States after his defeat at Waterloo.
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My, My! Many Britons Ignorant About Battle of Waterloo
As Britain prepares to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, a survey shows that many Britons know little about the fight and associate the name with an ABBA song or a London railway station.
-
BlackBerry's meltdown sparks startup boom in Canada's Silicon Valley
More than 450 start-ups opened for business in the twin cities of Waterloo and Kitchener last year.
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BlackBerry selling majority of its Canadian real estate
CEO Chen said, "The successful sale of property in Canada will help us move toward our goal of continued operational efficiency."
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Struggling BlackBerry sells its US office
BlackBerry will continue to be a tenant on the campus. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.
