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Neuroscientists Map How the Brain Understands Music and its implications for learning The Future of Remote Work and Learning – benefits, challenges and trends Fusion Energy Breakthrough: World Record-Breaking Production The Gleaming Promise of Fusion: A solution to Empower Europe Part 2 Europe before the misery of nationalism
In a breakthrough study, researchers have shed new light on how our brains process the magic of melodies. Their findings suggest that there’s a complex map within our brains dedicated to making sense of the music we hear. The study delves into the core elements …
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the way we work and learn. The forced shift to remote work and learning has accelerated the adoption of these new ways of working, and it is clear that they are here to stay.
European researchers, including scientists from Germany’s Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP), have achieved a new world record for energy production in a fusion experiment at the JET (Joint European Torus) reactor in the UK. This milestone marks a significant step towards realising the long-held dream of clean and …
The commercialisation of fusion energy to empower Europe holds immense potential to impact both socioeconomic and bilateral security aspects, bringing both opportunities and challenges. Here’s a breakdown of some key areas: Socioeconomic aspects for Europe Opportunities: Clean and sustainable energy: Fusion produces no greenhouse gases or radioactive waste, contributing significantly …
When the author Karl Kullberg travelled through a fairly peaceful Europe in 1842, the map looked much different than today. Germany, for example, had about thirty years to go until its final unification and Italy for about twenty years. Both before and after the upheavals of the mid-19th century, Europe’s internal borders have been in constant motion, and almost exclusively because of victories and losses on the battlefield. A fact that led the President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, to designate national borders as the worst invention ever created by politicians. Especially in the way they have most often were created. But also because they gave birth to an ideology that has created and creating so much misery in Europe, namely nationalism. This ism, which in addition to both nazism/fascism, communism is based on in its practical implementation.
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