Ghaziabad: From artificial intelligence to real-time data from 78 spots across the city to automatic number plate reader (ANPR), integrated traffic management system (ITMS) is ready for implementation ...

STOCKHOLM (AP) — Three scientists won the Nobel Prize in medicine Monday for discoveries about how the immune system knows to attack germs and not our own bodies. The work by Mary E. Brunkow, Fred ...

BILLERICA, Mass. - Bruker Corporation (NASDAQ:BRKR), a $5.28 billion scientific instruments manufacturer with 10.36% revenue growth over the last twelve months, has received new orders for advanced ...

The New York Structural Biology Center (NYSBC) ordered an NIH-funded Multifield NMR Relaxometry System. This advanced relaxometry system will be the first in North America and serves a consortium of ...

A system outage at Canada-U.S. border crossings in southern Ontario caused difficulties and delays for commercial trucks Tuesday, the Canada Border Services Agency says. The agency said the outage, ...

TOKYO :Shares in Sony Financial rose on their first day of trading in Tokyo on Monday as the business is spun off from entertainment and technology conglomerate Sony. The shares rose as high as 210 ...

There is a rare phenomenon that can occur when two tropical cyclones are nearby. This is called the Fujiwhara effect. This can happen when there are two tropical systems, like hurricanes that rotate ...

System of a Down in San Diego in 2022 (photo: Daniel Knighton / Getty Images). Following a triumphant six-date tour of sold-out North American stadiums, System of a Down will play seven more dates in ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Teachers across Indiana are using a new system to track some special education documents for students, but many are reporting problems. Those documents in the PowerSchool systems are ...

It’s the best way to anticipate the many secondary effects of change in an interconnected world. by Tima Bansal and Julian Birkinshaw Business has made huge strides in advancing economic and social ...

As expected, last week’s column about a possible federal challenge to the state’s election system and why mail-in voting is at least as accurate as in-person voting inspired a round of “what-abouts.” ...