Science and technology

Unidentified vandals blew up a bank ATM outside a supermarket in the Athens suburb of Dafni early on Monday morning.

According to police, the vandals probably ignited gas to blow open the device before fleeing with an unspecified sum of cash.

The incident occurred at 4.25 a.m. and caused significant damage to the façade of the supermarket but no injuries.

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has entered the mainstream business domain. According to research conducted by BCG and the MIT Sloan Management Review, AI will have a major impact, in all industries, within the next five years. What companies / industries will AI initially impact?

The Nobel Prize statistics are dour reading for women, who’ve been awarded only one of every 20 prizes. And while the numbers are slowly improving, the Dec. 10 prize ceremony will be an all-male affair for the second straight year.

Turkey’s top religious body, the Directorate of Religious Affairs (Diyanet), has issued a fatwa on divorce, stating that couples may get divorced via telephone call, fax, letter, text message or internet.

MachTech Expo retains (from Its beginning in 2009) and develops its specialization in the field of - metal processing and metal-cutting, tools, welding equipment and metrology.

Russian astronaut Anton Shkplelerov told the Tass news agency that he found extraterrestrial bacteria on the outer shell of the International Space Station (ISS) a few years ago. He claims to have discovered the bacteria during the sampling of the station's body. 

A conference aimed at disputing the idea that the world is round just wrapped up in North Carolina.

A Turkey-made invisible fabric that cannot be spotted by radars and thermal cameras will soon be sold to NATO countries.

Flat Earthers from across the globe assembled in North Carolina and it was just as bizarre as you think.

The first Flat Earth Internation Conference, which drew hundreds and cost $149 per head to attend, didn’t really achieve much.

Organized by French Ambassador in Athens Christophe Chantepy and held on Friday and Saturday at Technopolis, the second Greek-French Innovation Network Forum, or the Mazinnov initiative (a combination of the Greek word for together, "mazi," and innovation), was abuzz with optimism about the possibility of fresh synergies between two rapidly evolving ecosystems.