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Galway neurotech Segotia, which specialises in hearables, has been acquired by US-based sleep technology company Ozlo.

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Across India, ancient architecture continues to offer clues about early engineering, metallurgy, and scientific thought.

In November, the band put out its first record, “Beat of Abyss,” a monumental moment for them as musicians. The album is filled with clean guitar riffs, energetic drum buildups and heartfelt lyrics.

But the bigger point is how foundational these stories are to how we narrate struggle and resilience. Middle school teaches ...