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New Atlas’ most read science and technology stories of 2020
Noel McKeegan joined New Atlas as a founding member in 2002 and became Editor-in-Chief in 2007. Throughout New Atlas’ long history he has travelled extensively, covering major technology events around the globe and helping build our exceptional editorial team. Source link
Scott Atlas apologizes for interview with Russian propaganda network
In his apology, Atlas claimed he was unaware RT was a registered foreign agent. Twitter labeled a video from the Russian-state controlled broadcaster RT as election misinformation on Thursday. YouTube videos posted by RT carry the disclaimer: “RT is funded in whole or in part by the Russian government.” Earlier this year, an internal intelligence …
Baywood Technologies, Mason, Bruce & Girard, Silvacom, Trimble, ATLAS Technology – re:Jerusalem
Global Forestry Software Market research report is an in-depth and a professional document 2020 The Forestry Software market research report will provide one with overall market analysis, statistics, and every minute data relating to the Forestry Software market necessary for forecasting its revenue, factors propelling & hampering its growth, key market players [Baywood Technologies, Mason, Bruce & …
Atlas Copco : has acquired a technology for process diagnostics and control in the semiconductor industry
Nacka, Sweden, August 4, 2020: Atlas Copco has acquired the technology and operating assets of iTrap. The iTrap is an ion trap mass spectrometer instrument capable of highly sensitive real time gas analysis. The instrument is used for diagnostics or process control in semiconductor process chambers. The business is located in Oberkochen, in southern Germany, …
Possible superstar comet Atlas looks like it’s breaking up already
Comet Atlas Virtual Telescope Project Comet Atlas has the potential to put on one of the best shows by a melting space snowball in years, but there’s some early indications that it might be breaking up early and cruising towards a spectacular fizzling instead. In a note shared via The Astronomer’s Telegram Monday, astronomers Quanzhi Ye …
New Atlas’ most read science and technology stories of 2019
As 2019 draws to a close it’s time to ponder the year that was with a look back at the science and technology stories that really piqued the interest of New Atlas readers. Reflecting the diversity of our content and our audience, there’s a little bit of everything on the list – from jet-powered drones …
