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Canada-based OLED material developer OTI Lumionics announced a strategic partnership with Nord Quantique, a quantum computing company. The two companies will work on electronic structure calculations, vibronic spectra and ab initio molecular dynamics (AIMD) using quantum simulations. The objective of this testing is to identify improved efficiencies for the development of advanced materials.

Works by 10 Sunshine State visual artists displayed at Orlando Museum of Art highlight interconnectivity, cultural heritage, the natural world and personal stories.

The Vasco Translator V4 offers reliable voice translation, speedy photo translation, and free lifetime global coverage in a pocket-sized package that’s perfect for your next holiday or business trip.

With a reputation for making top-tier stainless steel cookware, bakeware, and small kitchen appliances, 360 Cookware offers a lifetime warranty to ensure it’s the last cookware you’ll ever have to buy. All cookware is covered for defects of manufacturing and materials; however, the warranty does not cover normal wear and tear or accidental damage.

“Gas or electric mowers are very loud machines compared to robot lawn mowers, so the best way to reduce noise when mowing the lawn is to get a quieter mower,” advises Ken Kohlmann, gardening expert and VP of Yarbo.

Baldwin Park was a vision from the city of Orlando that was implemented by Jim Constantine and the town architects at Looney Ricks Kiss (LRK).

How can gym managers create a workplace that prioritizes Gen Z’s unique needs? A NASM-certified wellness coach shares her tips.

A softside carry-on is ideal for someone without much space for storage because it can be compressed down and stowed away more easily than a hardside bag. And because the material is flexible, you're also able to fill it to the brim with everything you need for your getaway. This one from Delsey is has a basic design but is still packed full of helpful features for your upcoming travels.

At this point, you're probably wondering, as I certainly did, how? How can you make a TV transparent? Don't you need wires and stuff? How do the pixels disappear enough to be able to see through the TV? Is there a performance penalty for this magic? We spoke to Jacky Qiu from OTI Lumionics which has been working on these displays for years, most recently with LG. Here's what we found out.