Science&Tech Israeli company is about to test orally-administered COVID vaccine Posted on July 23, 2021 According to the Jerusalem Post newspaper, Israel is about to become the first country to test an oral coronavirus vaccine. The company Oravax Medical is still awaiting approval from the Ministry of Health. It’s expected in a few weeks. CEO Nadav Kidron of parent company Oramed Pharmaceuticals says that the coronavirus vaccine should first be tested on 24 volunteers who … Continue Reading
Science&Tech World approaches to 180 million of COVID-19 cases Posted on June 20, 2021 More than 177.8 million Covid-19 infections have been recorded worldwide. This is apparent Saturday from current data collected by Johns Hopkins CSSE. Today, the total number of infections in India was over 29.8 million. The number of deaths is 385,137. In the United States, most Covid-19 cases are still registered, with today more than 33.5 million. The number of deaths … Continue Reading
Science&Tech Russian authorities fined Facebook and Telegram – they did not comply with takedown notices Posted on June 11, 2021 Russia fined Facebook and Telegram. The social media companies would have refused to remove certain content. Facebook has to pay 17 million rubles, or about 194,000 euros. Telegram received a fine of 10 million rubles, converted some 114,000 euros. Recently, several online messaging services and social media in Russia have been fined, among other things for not removing calls for … Continue Reading
Science&Tech French Orange telecom malfunction led to several deaths Posted on June 4, 2021 In France a major failure at Orange telephone provider may have led to the death of several people. The emergency services were sometimes unavailable on Wednesday night. The malfunction is associated with three deaths. This includes a person with heart problems in the Morbihan area. The person couldn’t call 911 there. Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin stresses that it … Continue Reading
Science&Tech Hackers infiltrated Home Affairs network and used it for two years Posted on May 26, 2021 The Belgian federal public service Home Affairs has become a victim of hackers. The attackers were present in the network for two years, writes the public service on its website. The State Department thinks it’s espionage. In March this year, the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) found “subtle traces of suspicious acts” on the public service network. After analysis, it … Continue Reading
Science&Tech Longer intervals between vaccinations produce more antibodies? Posted on May 14, 2021 Over 80 people who had an interval of 12 weeks between their first and second doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine produce more than three times as many antibodies as peers who had a three-week break. This is the result of research by the University of Birmingham, which was published on Friday. The investigation was conducted because the British government … Continue Reading
Science&Tech Solar Challenge Morocco will replace Bridgestone World Solar Challenge this year Posted on May 8, 2021 Solar Team Twente will participate in the Solar Challenge Morocco in October, an alternative to the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge in Australia. The University of Twente announced this on Friday. The Solar Challenge Morocco was created because the Australian Solar Car race was cancelled due to the coronavirus. The organisation of the World Solar Challenge announced in February that the … Continue Reading
Science&Tech Nearly 147 million people are living with COVID-19 today Posted on April 26, 2021 More than 146.8 million Covid-19 infections have been recorded worldwide. This is evident on Monday from current data collected by Johns Hopkins CSSE. The number of Americans carrying the coronavirus today recorded over 32.0 million infections and 572,200 deaths. India and Brazil now have 17.0 million and over 14.3 million infections respectively. In Western Europe, France has the highest number … Continue Reading
Science&Tech 129.5 million gave contracted COVID-19, 2.82 died: Johns Hopkins CSSE Posted on April 2, 2021 129.5 million Covid-19 infections have been recorded worldwide. This is shown on Friday by current data collected by Johns Hopkins CSSE. The number of Americans carrying the coronavirus today rises to 30.5 million, with 553,120 deaths. Brazil now has over 12.8 million infections. In India, this is more than 12.2 million. In Western Europe, France has the highest number of … Continue Reading
Science&Tech Ever Given ship is partially afloat Posted on March 29, 2021 The container ship Ever Given, which has been blocking the Suez Canal in Egypt since Tuesday, is partly loose. An employee of maritime service provider Inchcape Shipping reports this Monday morning. On VesselFinder you can see that the ship is almost straight. However, the bow of the ship is still stuck in the clay, says a spokesman of Boskalis to … Continue Reading