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Jul 23
Introducing NotebookLM
We’re rolling out NotebookLM, an experimental offering from Google Labs to summarize information, complex ideas and brainstorm new connections.
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Jul 23
Meet RB-WATCHER: Revolutionizing Surveillance for Unmatched Security
This is a sponsored article brought to you by Robotnik. In today’s ever-evolving world, ensuring the safety and security of our surroundings has become an utmost priority. Traditional methods of surveillance and security often fall short when it comes to precision, reliability and adaptability. Recognizing this need for a smarter…
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Jul 23
Green retrofit: a tour of BGEN’s HQ office
Most companies don't have the luxury of building a brand new, carbon-neutral or net zero office building - and that may not necessarily be the best thing for the environment anyway. They have to make the best of what they've got. In Warrington, engineering solutions business BGEN is on that…
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Jul 23
Perovskite-Silicon Pairing Sails Past 30 Percent
Silicon solar cells are approaching their theoretical efficiency limit of 29.4 percent. But last year scientists revealed they created tandem solar cells that for the first time exceeded the 30 percent efficiency threshold. Now they not only reveal how they did it, but another team also say they have broken…
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Jul 23
A new advisory committee to improve flight emission estimates
Representatives from the ICCT and more will help oversee the Travel Impact Model, our methodology for predicting flight emissions.
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Jul 23
Our commitment to supporting the UK Armed Forces community
Google customer engineer Phil Richardson shares how the company is supporting the UK armed forces.
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Jul 23
Meet Viola the Bird: a new experiment inspired by the cello
At the Google Arts & Culture Lab, we use emerging technologies to create accessible experiences that connect us to culture in new ways online. Our latest experiment,…
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Jul 23
The Pioneer Behind Electromagnetism
Without an understanding of the fundamental relationship between electricity and magnetism, it would not have been possible to invent motors, telecommunications equipment, kitchen appliances and more. A key part of our understanding of that relationship, known as classical electromagnetics or classical electrodynamics, was first theorized in the 1820s by André-Marie…
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Jul 23
Scientists measure the impact of climate change on urban infrastructures
The team at Northwestern University was reportedly the first to measure the effects of subsurface climate change on civil infrastructure, which they call a "silent hazard". As the ground heats up, it also deforms. This phenomenon causes building foundations and the surrounding ground to expand and contract, which could lead…
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Jul 23
5 ways I’m using Google Slides to redecorate my living room
These Google Slides tips can make room design that much easier.