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The International Telecommunication Union’s World Telecommunication/ICT Policy Forum adopted non-binding opinions on digital inclusion, green technology, resilient networks, space connectivity and innovation ecosystems. The Nassau meeting will help shape discussions ahead of the ITU’s 2026 Plenipotentiary Conference.
Researchers reported that the WeatherNext Cyclones model can produce two-week forecasts for unfolding tropical cyclones and improve predictions of storm tracks and intensity. The work could support earlier warnings worldwide, although responsible sharing and operational validation remain important.
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The U.S. National Science Foundation said it is moving toward a portfolio approach in which awards are matched to the nature of the research and more support reaches ambitious multidisciplinary projects. The change reflects a broader push to organize science funding around major discovery opportunities.
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