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Mashup Score: 0Antibiotic That Destroys One of World's Deadliest Superbugs Discovered by AI Supercomputer - 2 year(s) ago
An antibiotic that could be used to treat one of the world’s most drug-resistant superbugs has been discovered by AI and supercomputer.
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Mashup Score: 0Not a Single Collision for Seabird Populations in Offshore Wind Farm Says $3M Radar Study - 2 year(s) ago
A two-year study on the interactions of several seabird species at an offshore wind farm found 0 cases of birdstrike were recorded.
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Not a Single Collision for Seabird Populations in Offshore Wind Farm Says $3M Radar Study https://t.co/ctpxdckDhv
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Mashup Score: 1Sharp-Shooting Farm Robot Can Treat 500,000 Plants Per Hour With 95% Decrease in Chemical Sprays - 2 year(s) ago
Physically mobile robots are already probably more common on big farms than in most other sectors of the economy.
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Sharp-Shooting Farm Robot Can Treat 500,000 Plants Per Hour With 95% Decrease in Chemical Sprays https://t.co/n4ygeoTQht
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Mashup Score: 0Sharp-Shooting Farm Robot Can Treat 500,000 Plants Per Hour With 95% Decrease in Chemical Sprays - 2 year(s) ago
Physically mobile robots are already probably more common on big farms than in most other sectors of the economy.
Source: Good News NetworkCategories: Healthcare Professionals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
Sharp-Shooting Farm Robot Can Treat 500,000 Plants Per Hour With 95% Decrease in Chemical Sprays https://t.co/P2eArcb5Go
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Mashup Score: 05 U.S. States Are Repaving Roads With Unrecyclable Plastic Waste–And Results Are Impressive - 2 year(s) ago
U.S. states are cutting asphalt mixtures with old plastic to divert it from landfills. The roads are performing well, and are being expanded.
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5 U.S. States Are Repaving Roads With Unrecyclable Plastic Waste–And Results Are Impressive https://t.co/JR2xr2HaUM
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Mashup Score: 1British Company Develops First Tractor in the World to be Completely Powered by Cow Dung - 2 year(s) ago
Waste byproducts from as few as 100 cows are turned into a fuel called fugitive methane in a biomethane storage unit to power the tractor.
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British Company Develops First Tractor in the World to be Completely Powered by Cow Dung https://t.co/E2QgqGW4CS #CES2023
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Mashup Score: 0British Company Develops First Tractor in the World to be Completely Powered by Cow Dung - 2 year(s) ago
Waste byproducts from as few as 100 cows are turned into a fuel called fugitive methane in a biomethane storage unit to power the tractor.
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#British Company Develops First #Tractor in the World to be Completely Powered by Cow Dung https://t.co/6J69x03h2C // #biofuel
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Mashup Score: 0World's First Hovering Robot That Collects Rare Minerals From Sea Floor Allows Industry to Ditch Dredging - 2 year(s) ago
Undersea mining is a destructive activity, but this new AI precision mining robot could change the industry for the greener.
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World's First Hovering Robot That Collects Rare Minerals From Sea Floor Allows Industry to Ditch Dredging https://t.co/bzTMzvDOVN
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Mashup Score: 0World's First Hovering Robot That Collects Rare Minerals From Sea Floor Allows Industry to Ditch Dredging - 2 year(s) ago
Undersea mining is a destructive activity, but this new AI precision mining robot could change the industry for the greener.
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World's First Hovering Robot That Collects Rare Minerals From Sea Floor Allows Industry to Ditch Dredging https://t.co/zYzpMClG4w
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Using the skin of mushroom mycelium, scientists have developed a biodegradable insulating substrate to replace plastic in computer chips.
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Scientists Have Used Mushrooms to Make Biodegradable Computer Chip Parts https://t.co/BrTEkF9jhI
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L“Canadian and US scientists used ‘deep learning’ to identify an antibiotic molecule that can kill Acinetobacter baumannii…The AI process used could also speed the discovery of treatments for other potentially fatal diseases—including MRSA” ” https://t.co/iNitrg2Akm