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Researchers develop device to revolutionize smartphone charging
Researchers at Middle East Technical University (ODTÜ) have unveiled a groundbreaking solution to one of the most persistent challenges smartphone users face charging.
The team has developed a microelectromechanical system (MEMS) neurister device that could extend smartphone charging cycles to as long as one year.
Uncle detained as DNA evidence emerges in search for missing girl
Security forces have taken the uncle of an 8-year-old missing girl into custody in the country's southeast following the brief detention and subsequent release of her elder brother.
The incident unfolded on the afternoon of Aug. 21 when Narin Güran did not return home after leaving a course in Diyarbakır province, prompting her family to initiate their own search efforts.
August annual consumer inflation seen at 55.2 pct: Survey
Türkiye's annual inflation rate is expected to decrease to 55.2 percent in August, down from 61.78 percent in July, according to an Anadolu Agency poll of economists.
The survey found that the monthly inflation rate is projected to be 2.64 percent for August, a decrease from 3.23 percent in July.
The economists' forecast for year-end annual inflation is 42.84 percent.
Bulgaria Faces Critical Shortage of Psychiatrists, Fewer Than 500 in the Country
In Bulgaria, a pressing concern looms over the scarcity of psychiatrists, with less than 500 specialists available to address the mental health needs of the population. Dr.
Collaborating on cross-border wildfire research initiative
The Athens Observatory's Meteo unit, the Institute for Environmental Research and Sustainable Development and San Jose State University's Wildfire Interdisciplinary Research Center (WIRC) on Thursday signed a memorandum of cooperation to share know-how and engage in joint research on studying wildfires.
Lowest-paid civil servant to receive 22,000 Turkish Liras
The lowest salary of Türkiye's civil servants will be increased to 22,000 Turkish Liras, Labor and Social Security Minister Vedat Işıkhan has said.
The government is currently working on civil servants' pay and improvements in pensions, Işıkhan told reporters.
Circulatory diseases main cause of deaths in 2022: TÜİK
Circulatory system diseases were the main cause of deaths in Türkiye last year, the data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) has shown.
11.5% of Bulgarians do not have a Toilet in their Home
11.5% of inhabited dwellings in Bulgaria do not have an indoor toilet, 6.9% do not have a bathroom at home. 0.2% of dwellings in cities and 0.7% - in villages are without a source of water, according to data published today by the National Statistical Institute on housing conditions, collected during the fall 2021 census.
Dubbing artists confront AI threat
Voice actors around the globe are mobilizing against the unregulated use of artificial intelligence (AI) to generate and clone human voices that they fear poses a threat to their livelihoods.
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Entrepreneurs unveil ‘Turcoai,’ first homemade AI project
Turkish entrepreneurs have unveiled "Turcoai," the first indigenous artificial intelligence robot that is expected to revolutionize various sectors from business to health care.