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A Turkish researcher participated in an international scientific study that resulted in the development of an innovative battery capable of generating energy from sweat and humidity, a promising technology that may be used in the future in wearable devices.
The prestigious scientific journal Seismological Research Letters published a Turkish study on the two 6.1-magnitude Sun...
Apple filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, one of its most prominent competitors in the artificial intelligence race, accusin...
A report revealed that the cost of RAM and storage chips rose from about a third of the cost of manufacturing budget pho...
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Chinese authorities have held meetings with major technology companies such as Alibaba and ByteDance to consider restric...
NASA announced that the New Horizons probe, which visited Pluto in 2015, is still in good condition and is preparing to...
The US space agency NASA announced a new program called “Moon and Mars Exploration Simulation,” through which it is look...
Physicists have resorted to creating laboratory systems that mimic the physical laws of black holes, in an effort to mon...
After years of dominance by wireless headphones, an increasing number of users are returning to traditional wired headph...
Microsoft is preparing to lay off about 1,600 employees from the Xbox division, stressing that the decision does not mea...
The Turkish Ministry of National Education has developed an educational digital game called “Por Daqt” that aims to supp...
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected an unidentified chemical on the surfaces of both Pluto and Titan, two object...
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