Bank of Sydney modernizes lending with Nucleus Software platform
Bank of Sydney teams with Nucleus Software to deploy FinnOne Neo, automating loan origination and management for 40% faster onboarding and real-time dashboards
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Atom-scale stencils create nanoparticles with new shapes and functions
Researchers have developed a novel method for patterning nanoparticles with atomic-level precision, drawing inspiration from the simple concept of an…
A new study shows most high-risk neuroblastoma survivors endure long-term late effects from modern therapy, with 72% experiencing moderate-to-severe hearing loss
Maritime nations weigh ship emissions plan opposed by United States
An international plan to curb greenhouse gas emissions from the global shipping industry has been postponed by a year following…
Undergraduates uncover conserved copper gene cluster in marine bacteria
Undergraduates uncover conserved copper gene cluster in marine bacteria
Juno-Izumo catch bond explains strong sperm and egg cell adhesion
Scientists have uncovered the precise mechanics behind one of the most fundamental processes in human reproduction: the binding of sperm…
Scientists propose new theory for the universe’s accelerated expansion
A new theory proposes a variable force of gravity, potentially resolving a long-standing cosmic debate and redefining the nature of…
Time crystals may power future quantum computers
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EU regulations shape corporate AI investment strategies
EU firms boost AI and green-tech investments despite uncertainty as 86% keep investing, with the AI Act shaping compliance into a strategic differentiator
MIT researchers show that atoms in metals form persistent, ordered patterns during processing, affecting strength and enabling predictive alloy design