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Explore the nature of chemical warfare, its historical context, devastating consequences and the international efforts to combat its use.

Nanotechnology is the science of building small, really really small; it's pretty difficult to imagine how small it is. It has major benefits as well as Potential risks too. Learn more

An emerging threat to the integrity of weapons. Hardware Trojans: kill switch in Integrated circuits (ICs) and their applications and military weapons.

In this article learn about developing implantable brain-machine interfaces known as Neuralink, a neurotechnology business that develops implantable brain-machine interfaces (BMIs).

AI surveillance is expanding worldwide but the laws, data sources, and algorithms behind it remain classified. Inside the files governments won’t release in 2026.

Multiple airlines have recently canceled flights into certain US airports due to concerns that the rollout of 5G mobile communication technology will interfere with the equipment on some planes.

Why are people so often made aware of the ugliness and carnage of war that they overlook one of the most commonly used weapons? Psychological warfare is one of the most effective but often underestimated aspects of warfare.

Learn how Quantum Computing is considered a new frontier in technology, with the potential to transform a wide range of industries and fields.

Explore the concept of an Artificial City and its potential implications, benefits, drawbacks, challenges, and The Future of an Artificially Intelligence Society.

Metaverse will provide you with a hyper-real alternate universe in which you can exist real and virtual reality at the same time. However, it has its own set of drawbacks and advantages, Learn more...

Is the internet still human? The Dead Internet Theory, from AI-generated ‘Shrimp Jesus’ memes to bot-driven propaganda, and why the web may no longer be what it seems.

India holds the world’s largest thorium reserves—but while it delays action, China leads the thorium revolution. Can India afford to miss this nuclear opportunity?