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Men’s brains shrink faster with age than women’s, study finds
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Men’s brains appear to shrink faster than women’s as they age – yet Alzheimer’s disease continues to affect women far more often, according to new…
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Gen Z want less sex in movies and TV shows according to new study
According to a new study, raunchy teen comedies and sexually edgy dramas are losing favour among Gen Z viewers.
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Europe’s future depends on skills, not just science
Europe is a powerhouse of ideas. Our universities and labs are overflowing with bright minds, from quantum physicists to climate scientists. But ideas alone do not change the world without the people who can turn them into real products,…
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Europe’s economy caught in 100-mph trade winds
LONDON, Oct 23 (Reuters) – Europe’s economy is walking a precarious tightrope between geopolitics and global economic power plays, which will either force it to diversify its trade and become more self-reliant or get toppled by ferocious…
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More collaboration on patents with the rest of the world than within Europe, study finds
European research organisations are slightly more likely to co-patent inventions with collaborators outside Europe than from other countries on the continent, an analysis by the European Patent Office (EPO) has revealed.
The findings, released on…
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More collaboration on patents with the rest of the world than within Europe, study finds
European research organisations are slightly more likely to co-patent inventions with collaborators outside Europe than from other countries on the continent, an analysis by the European Patent Office (EPO) has revealed.
The findings, released on…
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Ukraine and EU cheer Trump’s sanctions on Russian oil – POLITICO
The U.S. slapped sanctions on Russia’s two biggest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil, and their subsidiaries in an attempt to pressure Russia to take ceasefire negotiations more seriously.
“I just felt it was time,” Trump said less than a week after he announced that he’d be…
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Dutch-China Chip Spat Risks Hit to Europe Automotive Production
Vincent Karremans had been guiding Dutch economic policy in a caretaker role for a little over three months, when the former entrepreneur elbowed aside a chipmaker’s Chinese owners and escalated a geopolitical spat that threatens another blow…
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A large-scale dataset for analysing remote working in urban and rural areas across Europe
The study received ethical approval from the German Association for Experimental Economic Research e.V. (No. KEF58hmh, https://gfew.de/ethik/KEF58hmh). We obtained electronic informed consent from all participants. Data collection occurred via…
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