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Swedish universities seek closer ties with Hong Kong, minister says

Hong Kong's innovation and technology secretary Sun Dong has reported strong enthusiasm from leading Swedish universities for deeper collaboration during his recent visit to the country.

Neiva to become Latin America's first city with alkaline hydrolysis

10 Mwezi wa tano, 2026 Imeripotiwa na AI

Funeral services company La Ascensión announced that Neiva will pioneer alkaline hydrolysis in Latin America as an alternative for the final disposition of the deceased. The new service center is projected to open in the first quarter of 2027.

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Marcos directs agencies to boost support for inventors

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Kiwe secures final CBE approval for social fintech platform launch

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Bimbo's iconic Pingüinos reach more than seven countries

Surat students demonstrate AI-powered ghost bicycle on roads

BTech students Shivam Maurya and Gurpreet Arora in Surat have unveiled a 'ghost bicycle' powered by AI that rides roads without a driver. The project, completed in three months, cost around 35,000 rupees. The innovative ride has generated excitement among onlookers.

Chilean scientists develop ulmo honey patch for wounds

22 Mwezi wa nne, 2026 Imeripotiwa na AI

A team from Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María has created a biomimetic patch using ulmo honey to regenerate wounds and burns. The material, based on nanotechnology, mimics human skin structure and promotes cell growth. Researchers highlight its economic potential compared to imported alternatives.

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