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Front Row 3 years ago

Leveraging science and technology as key enablers for Sampoerna’s new IQOS innovation

PT HM Sampoerna Tbk. (Sampoerna) announced its decision to introduce the latest science-based innovation, IQOS ILUMA, at an event in Jakarta on Monday (20/02/2023).

Science & Tech 3 years ago

Japan rolls out 'humble and lovable' delivery robots

Proponents hope the machines could eventually help elderly people in depopulated rural areas get access to goods, while also addressing a shortage of delivery workers in a country with chronic labour shortages.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
Let’s promote STEM education from early age

Indonesia only produced eight STEM-related field graduates per 10,000 people.

Community 4 years ago

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Nerds vs 'troublemakers': Students talk about burden of ingrained IPA and IPS stereotypes

The piloting of a new, optional curriculum may mean that students may finally escape the systemic stereotyping in national education.

National 5 years ago

Tanoto Foundation supports innovations by student researchers with annual contest

Twenty-four teams from six universities across the country participated in this year’s competition.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

America has sent five rovers to Mars -- when will humans follow?

With its impeccable landing on Thursday, NASA's Perseverance became the fifth rover to reach Mars -- so when can we finally expect the long-held goal of a crewed expedition to materialize?

News 5 years ago

Indonesian students among winners of World Robot Olympiad

The team created a model robot called ZOID.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

Chinese craft returns to Earth with Moon rocks

An unmanned Chinese spacecraft carrying rocks and soil from the Moon returned safely to Earth early Thursday, completing the first mission in four decades to collect lunar samples.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

Hayabusa2 capsule lands in southern Australia

The capsule was sighted before dawn re-entering Earth's atmosphere as a bright fireball lasting several dozen seconds as the heat shield protecting it likely reached temperatures of approximately 3,000 C during its descent.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

NASA probe Osiris-Rex 'boops' asteroid Bennu in historic mission

After a four-year journey, NASA's robotic spacecraft Osiris-Rex briefly touched down on asteroid Bennu's boulder-strewn surface to collect rock and dust samples in a precision operation 330 million kilometers from Earth.

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science-and-technology

Leveraging science and technology as key enablers for Sampoerna’s new IQOS innovation

Japan rolls out 'humble and lovable' delivery robots

PREMIUM Let’s promote STEM education from early age

PREMIUM Nerds vs 'troublemakers': Students talk about burden of ingrained IPA and IPS stereotypes

Tanoto Foundation supports innovations by student researchers with annual contest

America has sent five rovers to Mars -- when will humans follow?

Indonesian students among winners of World Robot Olympiad

Chinese craft returns to Earth with Moon rocks

Hayabusa2 capsule lands in southern Australia

NASA probe Osiris-Rex 'boops' asteroid Bennu in historic mission

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Your Opinion Matters

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PREMIUM
Let’s promote STEM education from early age

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Nerds vs 'troublemakers': Students talk about burden of ingrained IPA and IPS stereotypes