¿Tiene noticias que compartir con el sector de eventos?
Envíe un comunicado de prensa o una noticia y llegue a miles de profesionales del sector de eventos.
Contáctenos→Más en Science & R&D
New Scientist
Earth’s geographic poles wander more than we had thought
The Conversation AU
Are Australia’s native bees thriving or declining? We don’t know but can find out
The Conversation AU
Why a decade of AI safety promises keep failing to bite
The Conversation AU
Money for something: why public funding for NZ’s live music scene needs retuning
New Scientist
Ukraine rolls out drone-stopping razor fence to thwart attacks
New Scientist
The best popular-science books of October 2026
Perspectivas relacionadas
Advanced manufacturing and industrial AIUnlocking Deep Tech: The Science Is Ready. The Race Is to Build It.
Why refining, energy and "boring" supply chains may beat the headline technologies. Unlocking Deep Tech: what it is, who leads, what 2030 looks like across seven regions and where the growth opportunities are.
22 min read
Workforce transformation and the future of skillsThe Middle East’s Future Economy: The Industries, Partnerships, and Workforce Roadmaps That Could Define the Next Era
The Middle East is using partnerships with China and India to build future industries in AI, clean energy, logistics, manufacturing, health, food security, and tourism. Success will depend on workforce development, sovereignty, investment quality, and turning ambition into lasting capability.
13 min read
Advanced manufacturing and industrial AIDark Factories and Robotics
How China turned automated factories and humanoid robots into a single industrial machine — and where the opportunities are opening.
9 min read