Generation

The Strauss–Howe generational theory, devised by William Strauss and Neil Howe, describes a theorized recurring generation cycle in American history and Western history.

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AI Cracks the Code for the Next Generation of Solar Power

INSEAD launches Master in Finance: a global launchpad for the next generation of financial leaders - EurekAlert!

Scientists pioneer next-generation ‘nano’ drug delivery system - EurekAlert!

AI accelerates design of next-generation antimicrobial peptides with precision targeting - EurekAlert!

Highly sensitive, next-generation wearable pressure sensors inspired by cat whiskers - EurekAlert!

Parental liver disease death more than doubles risk of alcohol-associated hepatitis in next generation - EurekAlert!

University of Tennessee, Knoxville awarded $5 million from Office of Naval Research to develop next generation of military steel - EurekAlert!

Bentham Science releases groundbreaking reference on organoid technology for next-generation biomedical research - EurekAlert!

Developing next-generation analytical technique for gene and cell doping and ensuring ethics and fairness in sports - EurekAlert!

Engineering the next generation of experimental physics - EurekAlert!

Magnets Could Become the Next Generation of Gravitational Wave Detectors

Cosmic Explorer, Laser Breakthroughs and the Next Generation of Gravitational-Wave Research

Two-dimensional materials: paving the way for next-generation electronics and integrated circuits - EurekAlert!

As NASA's budget shrinks, Europe doubles down on Earth science: 'Climate change is the defining challenge of our generation'

Trump cuts pose existential threat to the next generation of scientists

Scientists warn US will lose a generation of talent because of Trump cuts | Trump administration

Artificial intelligence set to streamline research for next-generation lithium-metal batteries - EurekAlert!

How obesity also affects the next generation - EurekAlert!

DUNE-TECH boot camp at Rice ignites next generation of America ’s neutrino scientists - EurekAlert!

A new study suggests water first formed billions of years earlier than expected — as early as 100 million years after the big bang. According to these simulations, huge volumes of water, the primary ingredient for life, formed close to cosmic dawn — the moment the first generation of stars was born.