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A robot demonstrates invasive surgery at the Rechts der Isar Hospital in the Technical University of Munich. Getty Images
How AI robots are replacing surgeons – and achieving better results

Robots are gaining greater autonomy in the operating theatre and could be used to develop new types of surgery

HealthNovember 17, 2024
Residents still find road safety the most concerning issue in the UAE, despite improving statistics. Pawan Singh / The National
UAE residents more worried about road accidents than job losses

Health issues and crime are also less concerning for those living in the Emirates, survey shows

UAENovember 15, 2024
Dubai's roads were badly affected by flooding in April. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Storm surge: How extreme weather events have ravaged ecosystems

This year's flooding in the UAE came amid a string of severe weather events

ClimateNovember 14, 2024
Lu do Magalu has millions of followers on Instagram, however, she is not a real person. Photo: Instagram
Are AI influencers the latest feature of modern life to make us unhappy?

Rather than pay real-life influencers to promote their products, some companies are turning to artificially generated people

TechnologyNovember 11, 2024
Protesters in Madrid call for an end to animal testing. The procedures include the force-feeding of chemicals for toxicity testing and exposure to infectious diseases, activists say. Getty Images
Will we ever see an end to animal testing?

Years of campaigning, the development of alternative methods and critical scientific research provide hope

NewsNovember 08, 2024
Staff of Boracal say their systems can deliver two to three times higher energy efficiency than a normal cooling system. Photo: Boracal
Could small start-up transform air conditioning and make it greener?

Barocal has developed solid materials that could replace refrigerant gases, potentially offering major energy and climate change benefits

EnvironmentNovember 05, 2024
A trackless tram in Zhuzhou City, China. Dubai plans to introduce similar services. Reuters
Can Dubai's trackless trams tackle growing congestion?

Technology was largely developed in China and can be introduced quickly

UAENovember 05, 2024
More than a third of the world's trees are under threat, a new global report has found. AFP
World urged to turn over new leaf to save global tree population

With about 40 per cent at risk, global efforts are being made to safeguard species

NewsOctober 31, 2024
Scientists suggest we have not encountered alien civilisations because they have been wiped out by climate change on their planets. EPA
Why haven't we encountered alien life? It was killed off by climate change, new study suggests

Report's findings offer glimpse of a grim future for Earth if attempts to curb global warming fall short

UAEOctober 25, 2024
Workers install a solar panel system on a roof of a house in Prayagraj, India. AP Photo
Solar power set for its moment in the sun as climate change fight heats up

Massive increases in installations last year have been followed by brisk growth in 2024

NewsOctober 18, 2024
Productivity appears to rise when people work four-day weeks. Photo: Alamy Stock
'Four-day working weeks improve mental health and do not affect profits'

Some companies have permanently moved to a four-day week after the six-month trial

NewsOctober 18, 2024
A farmer transporting palm oil seeds in Kampar, Riau province, Indonesia. AFP
Can palm oil ever be truly carbon neutral?

A Colombian company has made a bold claim about its controversial crop. So what do the experts say?

ClimateOctober 11, 2024
Could single-pilot passenger flights become a reality sooner rather than later? Getty Images
Death on flight deck highlights row over need for two pilots in cockpit

Recent tragedy during flight reopens debate over single-pilot operations

NewsOctober 11, 2024
Prof Yahya Zweiri and his team at Khalifa University's Advanced Research and Innovation Centre are working to improve the efficiency of airline safety checks. Victor Besa / The National
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Khalifa University’s technology makes aircraft inspections 10 times faster

Method speeds up the inspection of new components without compromising standards

UAEOctober 10, 2024
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, during the launch of Plant the Emirates. Photo: Wam
Plant the Emirates: UAE's greener approach to bolster domestic food security

Campaign to encourage domestic agriculture follows numerous projects aimed at reducing reliance on imported food

UAEOctober 08, 2024
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