In recent days, the technology world has been abuzz with exciting news - IT giant Microsoft has announced the opening of a new office in London dedicated to research and development in artificial intelligence (AI). Mustafa Suleyman, head of the company's AI department, announced that in the coming weeks and months, the company will be recruiting "exceptional individuals" to work in the new center. The exact number of job openings remains undisclosed for now.
On the island of Majorca, in the locality of Cala d'Or, a popular tourist resort located on the southeast coast, a nighttime brawl erupted between two British tourists. The incident occurred on Saturday evening in an area full of bars and restaurants, just a few hours after local authorities announced the tightening of regulations aimed at combating drunken tourism in seaside resorts such as Magaluf.
The study conducted by a counseling researcher at the New York Institute of Technology sheds new light on the relationship between race and mental health stigma. The results may assist counseling and welfare specialists at universities in better understanding students' cultural experiences and obstacles they may encounter when seeking mental health assistance.
Glioblastoma is often a deadly form of brain cancer, with only 5% of patients surviving beyond five years. New research conducted by scientists from the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (LKCMedicine) and the National Neuroscience Institute (NNI) could open new perspectives for patients with glioblastoma. Their work could be revolutionary in treating this deadly disease and preventing its relapses.
Scientists show for the first time that toxic substances used in laptops, baby seats, and smartphones can easily penetrate human skin and enter the bloodstream. Fire retardants in products are toxic to both adults and children. The study reveals these substances persist in the environment and can penetrate the skin, potentially disrupting child development and leading to cancer.
The leak of details about the Mazda 6 EV caused quite a stir on Chinese social media. It is there that low-resolution images of the new electric sedan appeared, which is set to debut at this year's Beijing Auto Show. Mazda EZ-6, as a highly anticipated electric vehicle, opens a new chapter in the Japanese manufacturer's electrification strategy.