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Cockatoos make advanced toolsets, the first non-primates known to do so
Wild cockatoos have been seen making sets of tools, each with their own design and purpose, and using them in a specific order to crack into fruit. This behavior places them in an exclusive club that previously only included humans and some primates.
Infectious Diseases
International study reveals how Delta came to dominate the pandemic
A study is describing how the Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2 has become dominant all over the world. The research offers evidence Delta’s effective spread is through a combination of greater resistance to antibodies and a more efficient ability to infect cells.
Energy
World's strongest fusion magnet brings new power to nuclear pursuit
MIT scientists have demonstrated how some of the biggest advances in nuclear fusion might come via projects that are smaller in stature, with the team revealing a record-setting superconductive magnet set for testing in a compact reactor in 2025.
Campervans
Ford mini-camper goes full Swiss Army to transport 9, sleep 4
Some camper vans double as 6-, 7- or even 8-seat minivans. The Southvan Allrounder beats them all, carrying up to 9 people without even converting out of camper mode. It might be the world's most versatile MPV for camping, daily driving and cargo.
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Review: Feiyu modular gimbal-cam shoots great video, could be improved
It was just last month that we told you about the Feiyu Pocket 2S, a handheld actioncam with a removable 3-axis gimbal camera. Well, I've since had a chance to try it out, and it does mostly live up to the hype – although it could be better in a few ways.
Automotive
Flax-skinned Cupra off-road e-racer has hardened look, softened impact
Cupra is preparing to get dirty in as clean a way as possible. Not only is its all-new Tavascan Extreme E Concept motivated by pure electric power, but it incorporates components and solutions designed to be flexible, adaptable and sustainable.
Laptops
Lenovo launches world's thinnest 14-inch OLED laptop
Lenovo has started its Windows 11 offensive by heading online for a virtual expo called Tech World 2021 and launching what's claimed to be the world's lightest 14-inch OLED laptop, and a larger and heavier sibling aimed at creatives.
Campervans
VanTourer experiments with world's flashiest mobile office camper van
Looking to attract attention to its Urban camper van, VanTourer presents a special concept. An unapologetically loud, bright camper, the compact show van wears a blinding shade of neon and swaps its indoor/outdoor kitchen for a mobile mini-office.
Energy
World's largest direct air capture plant starts absorbing CO2 in Iceland
An ambitious startup called Climeworks is looking to eat into the world's carbon emissions and has just taken its biggest bite yet, flicking the switch on the largest direct air capture and CO2 storage plant on the planet.
Body and Mind
Unique 4-in-1 blood pressure drug proves successful in Phase 3 trial
Results have been published from a clinical trial testing a hypertension therapy that combines low-doses of four different blood-pressure-reducing drugs. The results indicate the strategy is more effective than any single high blood pressure treatment.
Technology
Accordion-inspired supercapacitor blends flexibility and high capacity
Scientists in China have demonstrated a creative approach to flexible energy storage, designing a novel supercapacitor that maintains high capacity when stretched and twisted thanks to accordion-style wrinkles.
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6 Ways to Improve Productivity and Maintain a Good Work/Life Balance
You just logged off. Your inbox is full and deadlines still loom. And yet, it feels like you’ve been busy from the moment you started work. The problem is not how hard you work, but how efficiently you spend your time. Here's where Clariti can help.
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