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Darlington Government Hub Gives a Blank Model Big Plans
Construction starts on the Darlington Government Hub, while one fictional blank model develops a senior management role.
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VOA Customer Feedback Survey Gives a Blank Card a Profile
The VOA customer feedback survey seeks optional input, while one fictional blank card begins preparing for public recognition.
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Fishing Rules Ask the Logbook To Develop Sea Legs
New fishing reporting rules arrive in EU waters, while a blank logbook develops an alarming sense of command.
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Darwin specimen analysis gives old jars some privacy
Laser spectroscopy lets museums inspect Darwin era specimen jars without opening them, preserving their contents and their long standing air of suspicion.
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Black Cab Tax Reform Gives the Calculator a Fare
Black cab tax reform gets serious, while a fictional taxi model gives the calculator a role in fare policy.
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Horizon Europe Research Counts Citations, Loses Plot
A DSIT analysis praises Horizon Europe research for wider citations and ambitious projects reaching fruition, as metrics demand their own funding stream.
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UKRI Funding Plan Puts Billions in Three Buckets
UKRI’s £38.6 billion four year allocation funds targeted research, business growth and curiosity, while the foundations wait beneath the buckets.
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Frontier AI Report Hires a Witness for the Hype
Britain’s first Frontier AI Trends Report tests advanced systems, putting evidence between AI panic, corporate prophecy and PowerPoint.
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Germany Youth Sport Exchange Gives Diplomacy A Referee
A £100,000 Germany youth sport exchange gives diplomacy a football, a minibus and one more appeal against the referee.
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TRACERS Space Mission Sent Upstairs To Ask The Sun Why
NASA’s TRACERS space mission studies magnetic reconnection around Earth, giving the Sun another reason to avoid answering emails.
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NASA Moon Buggy Gets Three Very Serious Instruments
NASA’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle gets serious scientific equipment for exploring the Moon, while the Moon prepares an extremely detailed equipment inventory.
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Carruthers Observatory Arrives With One Huge Commute
NASA’s Carruthers Geocorona Observatory arrives in Florida before a million mile mission to study Earth’s outer atmosphere.