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Playing at their first World Cup since 1998, Norway have stormed into the last eight and will face England on Saturday for a place in the semi-finals. Led by "The Cyborg" Erling Haaland, powered by a golden generation and backed by years of structural reform, the Vikings' spectacular rise has been n

Japan's scallop production feels heat of climate change

Japan to expand research grants, seeking 20,000 Ph.Ds a year

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The man who oversees Europe's space agenda says the continent needs to do much more as it pursues greater autonomy in orbit. Europe is trailing the US in efforts to develop a space economy, underscored by SpaceX's mega IPO in June. Josef Aschbacher, Director General of the European Space Agency, spo

The attorney-general nominee’s journey from a white-collar New York law firm to the centre of the administration

SpaceX has made its way into several value-oriented indexes

Is the “Lean In” generation leaning out?

Particle accelerator used by both public and private sector scientists is part of 15% research centre savings

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