To address the challenges facing over 70 percent rural population, curb growing rural to urban migration as well as spur economic activities, the Federal Government, Tuesday unveiled plans to power over five million homes through renewable energy. Speaking at the inauguration of a 12KWP Volsus Solar For Health (VSFH) Mini-grid with
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Read MoreP&G Ibadan Plant: NYSC Internship Openings for fresh Graduates of Chemical/Electrical Electronic /Industrial and Process Engineering, with Grades 2.1 and above. You may apply on www.pgcareers.com NOTE The Internship role is for fresh graduates who would want to do their National Youth Service Corps Program (NYSC) in Ibadan, Oyo state. Successful candidates will be considered
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Older people are vulnerable to misinformation online even under normal circumstances. But the coronavirus has made the problem especially urgent. Older people are more susceptible to the virus, making discerning reliable health information important now. “Misinformation is always heightened when there’s greater confusion. Particularly around Covid, there can be devastating impact
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Australians love online shopping and continuously look for a great purchase experience each time they check out. As with any mature market, customers are spoiled for choice, and competition is fierce. After all, the competitor is just a click away. In a volatile retail environment, the value of a satisfied, loyal
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Wormholes that let humans travel through space and time could be possible, scientists have proposed. Physics supports the concept of wormholes but until now most scientists agreed they would be too small and unstable for a person to travel through. Physicists at Princeton University in the US have used quantum mechanics to
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For some years now, electrical engineers and computer scientists have been trying hard to figure out how to perform neural-network calculations faster and more efficiently. Indeed, the design of accelerators suitable for neural-network calculations has lately become a hotbed of activity, with the most common solution, GPUs, vying with various
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As the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election draws near, Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan plan to donate $300 million to help prepare for elections during the coronavirus pandemic. According to Zuckerberg, “Priscilla and I are personally supporting two non-partisan organizations that are working to make sure every voter’s voice
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An enterprise environmentalist at the University of Oxford has conducted an analysis of the major electricity-producing utilities around the world and has found that they are not doing much to move from fossil fuels to greener alternatives. In her paper published in the journal Nature Energy, Galina Alova describes her
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Advancements in robots have already changed our lives in many ways. Most of the time you don’t even notice it, but automated robotic systems have added efficiency and speed to countless industries. Now, as engineers continue to advance work on smaller and smaller robots, the possibility of microscopic machines one
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