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James William Awad’s solo press conference caused many troubles for all communications experts in crisis management. • Read also: Awad is also a bling singer • Read also: Awad gym is open despite Quebec rules • Read also: Strange “press conference” .. Awad Circus continues “A surreal term is good because it defies all codes, it does everything it shouldn’t if advised to do so. It makes you wonder if it’s not doing the opposite of what it should be doing on purpose,” explains Anne Florence Breuyard, Director General of Breuer Communications. Listen to Benoit Dautrezac’s interview with Yves Poirier,…

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The robot named “STAR” for autonomous smart tissue robot, Designed by a team of researchers from Johns Hopkins University in the United States. At the moment, the ratings are very optimistic. ” STAR performed the procedure in four animals and achieved significantly better results than humans who had the same procedure.” Axel Krieger, co-lead author of the study published in the journal robotics scienceAnd He is a professor at the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering.© BY H. SAEIDI JD OPFERMANN ET AL. Science Robotics, 2022Laparoscopic Enhanced Soft Tissue Surgery. (a) Components of the STAR system, including medical robotic arms,…

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Wed Jan 26 2022 at 2:02 pm | Watani – The Canadian Press | Canadian Press Say what’s on your mind:Ottawa – The results show that some Canadians are feeling more optimistic about the state of the national economy and their own pocket, but not as positive as they were before the COVID-19 pandemic.According to the annual Leger survey of economic confidence, two out of five respondents felt the economy was in good or very good shape, up from the results of the same survey last February.However, more than half of respondents were less confident about the state of the…

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category in: BusinessThreads : Economy, Small Business Services MONTRAL, Jan. 27, 2022 /CNW/ — Reflecting on winter temperatures, optimism among small business owners slowed significantly in January, according to Business BarometerMD From the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). The confidence index fell to 54.3 over twelve months and 36.9 over three months, matching preliminary results published in mid-January. In addition to concerns about re-restrictions and ongoing labor shortages, many small and medium-sized businesses are reporting supply issues. • The outlook for managers of small and medium enterprises has not improved since the beginning of the month. The retail, accommodation/food…

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There are a total of 110 women-led companies with a turnover of more than five million dollars a year in the third issue of the magazine’s list The first in the business It was unveiled on Wednesday. This year, it is the large number of budding entrepreneurs who stand out. “There are still quite a few gender statistics on women’s entrepreneurship,” editor-in-chief Deborah Levy said in a press release. The list, which is given as an enumeration rather than as a classification, is not exhaustive. However, it allows “to measure the increasing contribution of women to Quebec’s economy,” Ms. Levy…

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Caisse Depot et du placement du Québec (CDPQ) announced a change to REM’s eastern route after pressure and questions from citizens about its urban integration. After my enthusiasm for this project was launched, many citizens questioned its course, so much so that after several citizen consultations, CDPQ Infra modified the initial path. “In response to consultations with citizens and stakeholders conducted over the past year, CDPQ Infra today announces an important solution to improve the REM de l’Est route. Indeed, CDPQ Infra has successfully secured an option from CN to purchase part of the right-of-way for the Souligny Railway in…

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The human brain, relative to our size, is the largest among mammals. What genetic elements determine the size of the brain of a species? Until recently, this question remained unanswered. The researchers showed that specific molecules, RNAs, are involved.Brain size is embedded in the genes of one species, so it varies little, except in cases of disease, between individuals of the same species. However, even among different mammalian species, a large proportion of the genes that control the size of the cerebral cortex are identical. However, it is the size of the cerebral cortex, the outer part of the brain,…

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Three researchers – British and French – Posted on January 12 Research on this topic, where they started from a simple premise: If we consider that resources are limited in combating the torrent of false or misleading news, should we focus more efforts on this fight against disinformation, or on ways to “support acceptance of reliable information”? In other words, they write, “Enhance trust in powerful sources, adherence to reliable information, and acceptance of good news.” Their hypothesis is also that, in everything that is posted on the networks, the percentage of truly false news will be relatively low: 5%,…

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This is a fundamental question in science: should we prefer experiment or theory? Is there a void? This debate about ancestry was revived in the 17th century by various experiments, including those of Irish aristocrat Robert Boyle. Considered one of the founders of the modern experimental method, Boyle, in 1659, invented the first air pump, a highly advanced device intended to create a vacuum. Its goal is to establish scientific “facts” in the laboratory, without having to utter the true existence of the void, which would remain an impossible metaphysical problem. Because, according to Boyle, knowledge can only come from…

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National Bank economists lowered their growth forecast for Quebec’s economy for 2022 due to the severity of the health restrictions against COVID-19 that have been brought back to their previous status since December. Updated Jan 17th Martin Valeris Journalism “In Quebec, (anti-COVID-19) measures are the most severe in Canada, and are likely to limit economic growth. Thus, we are forced to lower our estimate of real GDP growth in Quebec by more than half a percentage point for 2022,” monthly economic Posted on Monday. Thus, they subtracted three-quarters of a percentage point (0.7%) from their forecast of 3.3% growth in…

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