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Gotham Knights Release Date and Time, PC System Requirements, Review Embargo, Gameplay, and More
Gotham Knights launches October 21, across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series S/X. Set in the aftermath of Batman’s death, players must assume the role of Batgirl, Robin, Nightwing, or the Red Hood, and establish order within the city. WB Games Montréal has also revealed Gotham Knights PC system requirements, and they seem quite demanding.
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Scientists Discover Possible "Ocean World" 100-Light Years Away From Earth
A team of researchers have recently discovered a planet about 100 light years away from Earth that they believe could be completely covered in water. According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the planet - called TOI-1452 b - is believed to be 70% larger than Earth and is located in a "Goldilocks zone," where temperature...
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Unusual Quantum State of Matter Observed for the First Time in Substance Made of Cerium, Zirconium, Oxygen
AA team of scientists including Andrea Bianchi, a physics professor at the University of Montreal, and his students Avner Fitterman and Jeremi Dudemaine, have discovered a new state of matter is discovered in quantum physics. The researchers documented their study in the scientific journal Physical Review X.
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Clarinetist Got Rejected From Dream School. His Ex-Girlfriend Faked It
Eric Abramovitz was 7 years old when he first learned to play the clarinet. By the time he was 20, the Montreal native had become an award-winning clarinetist, studying with some of Canada's most elite teachers and performing a solo with Quebec's finest symphony orchestra.
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Top 100 Best Cities For Students: India Ranks Below 80 In Global Ranking
The list of top 100 best cities for students was prepared by QS which also ranks Universities world-wide on various parameters. In the rankings, Montreal has emerged as the best city for students closely followed by Paris and London as second and third best cities for students.
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Lack Of A Gene Copy Can Trigger 25-Point Drop In IQ Levels: Study
Lack of a vital gene copy of Chromosome 16 may cause a 25-point drop in your IQ, a new study has claimed.
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Facebook Increases Stress Hormone Levels in Adolescents
Facebook use can both spike and regulate the levels of stress hormone cortisol in teenagers, finds a new study by researchers at University of Montreal, Canada.
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New Intelligent Gel Directly Attacks Cancer
In a new breakthrough in cancer treatment, University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre (CRCHUM) researchers have developed an injectable 'biogel' that can effectively deliver anti-cancer agents directly into tumours and kill them.
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'Bad' White Blood Cells Responsible for Multiple Sclerosis
Researchers have identified a type of 'bad' white blood cells that are responsible for abnormal immune responses in patients of multiple sclerosis, which could help find new treatments for the disease.
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Control 3D Computer Cursors via Gestures Soon
Researchers from the University of Montreal have developed a technique that enables computer cursors to interact in 3D scenarios.
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Gotham Knights Release Date and Time, PC System Requirements, Review Embargo, Gameplay, and More
Gotham Knights launches October 21, across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series S/X. Set in the aftermath of Batman’s death, players must assume the role of Batgirl, Robin, Nightwing, or the Red Hood, and establish order within the city. WB Games Montréal has also revealed Gotham Knights PC system requirements, and they seem quite demanding.
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Scientists Discover Possible "Ocean World" 100-Light Years Away From Earth
A team of researchers have recently discovered a planet about 100 light years away from Earth that they believe could be completely covered in water. According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the planet - called TOI-1452 b - is believed to be 70% larger than Earth and is located in a "Goldilocks zone," where temperature...
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Unusual Quantum State of Matter Observed for the First Time in Substance Made of Cerium, Zirconium, Oxygen
AA team of scientists including Andrea Bianchi, a physics professor at the University of Montreal, and his students Avner Fitterman and Jeremi Dudemaine, have discovered a new state of matter is discovered in quantum physics. The researchers documented their study in the scientific journal Physical Review X.
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Clarinetist Got Rejected From Dream School. His Ex-Girlfriend Faked It
Eric Abramovitz was 7 years old when he first learned to play the clarinet. By the time he was 20, the Montreal native had become an award-winning clarinetist, studying with some of Canada's most elite teachers and performing a solo with Quebec's finest symphony orchestra.
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Top 100 Best Cities For Students: India Ranks Below 80 In Global Ranking
The list of top 100 best cities for students was prepared by QS which also ranks Universities world-wide on various parameters. In the rankings, Montreal has emerged as the best city for students closely followed by Paris and London as second and third best cities for students.
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Lack Of A Gene Copy Can Trigger 25-Point Drop In IQ Levels: Study
Lack of a vital gene copy of Chromosome 16 may cause a 25-point drop in your IQ, a new study has claimed.
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Facebook Increases Stress Hormone Levels in Adolescents
Facebook use can both spike and regulate the levels of stress hormone cortisol in teenagers, finds a new study by researchers at University of Montreal, Canada.
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New Intelligent Gel Directly Attacks Cancer
In a new breakthrough in cancer treatment, University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre (CRCHUM) researchers have developed an injectable 'biogel' that can effectively deliver anti-cancer agents directly into tumours and kill them.
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'Bad' White Blood Cells Responsible for Multiple Sclerosis
Researchers have identified a type of 'bad' white blood cells that are responsible for abnormal immune responses in patients of multiple sclerosis, which could help find new treatments for the disease.
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Control 3D Computer Cursors via Gestures Soon
Researchers from the University of Montreal have developed a technique that enables computer cursors to interact in 3D scenarios.
