Issue 32 | Summer 2023
Contents
Can microbes address the world’s infestation of plastics?
Plastic pollution is a global crisis that poses significant threats to our planet's ecosystems, wildlife, and human health
Nanotechnology in food and health
Nanotechnology is used to design and create new materials, devices, and systems with unique properties
When 5G met satellite
5G enables an evolved network designed to connect all devices, machines, and objects
Generative AI occupies the new seat of learning
AI has taken significant strides in recent years, best illustrated by generative AI like ChatGPT storming onto the scene
The world of false
Given the greyness of society, it should come as no surprise that AI has its detractors and pitfalls
Adaptive Zero Trust
secures data and infrastructure in digital transformation
Can bias truly be eradicated from AI?
Concerns about biases in AI raise questions about its ability to make the positive social impact it could and should
Self-healing materials
is an artificial substance that repairs itself without any human diagnosis or invention
Cryo-Electron Microscopy
is an innovation heralding a transformational shift in how researchers perceive and understand microscopic phenomena
How dynamic sourcing is rewiring supply chain networks
Dynamic sourcing is a system utilising automation and agile processes to strategically navigate and establish control within the pandemonium of in-flux supply chain networks
Why are Large Language Models getting special attention?
Fully grasping large language models means first understanding deep learning techniques
High Performance Computing
plays a crucial role in our modern landscape, leading to breakthroughs and innovations in multiple fields
