The arrival of Google’s new Gemini 2.5, an artificial intelligence–powered search engine, marks a turning point in how we access online information. We are shifting from a “keyword-based” logic to a dialogic form of interaction — a change that carries profound implications for publishers, businesses, and users alike. While Google promises a more intuitive and powerful search experience, the digital ecosystem is already questioning the consequences: from a sharp decline in traffic to external websites to the need to completely rethink visibility and content strategies.
From Egypt to Europe, Raghda Moussa is using artificial intelligence to support safer, more precise, and more personalized medical decisions. But where does the algorithm end, and where does clinical responsibility begin?
The handheld device developed by Oxford Nanopore enables rapid, real-time genetic analysis directly at points of control, setting new standards for traceability, commercial integrity and biodiversity protection.
The new European reference standard for structural design in seismic areas introduces the approach of integrated sustainability and risk mitigation with a concrete quantification of the probability of seismic damage