The heritage industry is an inherently conservative business, trading as it does in the past, and as such it can be wary of change, and relatively slow to…

REAL STEEL The world is on track to produce a staggering 1.6 billion tons of steel this year, used to construct everything from cars to skyscrapers. The…

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Digital Asia News UpdateKeynotes with perspectives on digital transformation, case studies on a data driven approach to establishing employee value…

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DUH The Darwin Awards exist for a reason: some people aren’t great at making sure they, you know, stay alive. Case in point: People still smoke…

BYE, SKEETERS They might be tiny, but mosquitoes cause millions of deaths every year by spreading diseases like malaria and dengue. Now, new research…

In some cases, all it takes is a major blow to the side of the head. When somebody falls into a coma, they lose all motor functions. Brain activity slows…