Jacopo Prisco is a Producer & Writer at various media outlets. He focuses on themes such as science, aviation, and business, often exploring topics related to airlines, data, and healthcare. Jacopo's work has been featured in prominent publications including WIRED, CNN, and Yahoo News.
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While energy sources are still evolving, UK-based Faradair Aerospace is developing a design to squeeze the maximum efficiency out of whichever fuel prevails.
CNN — At the eastern edge of Germany's Black Forest, just outside the medieval town of Rottweil, a peculiar structure — a skyscraper where nobody lives — dominates the land.
By: Jacopo Prisco, Rahel Solomon
Raised in India, and the CEO of PepsiCo for over a decade, Indra Nooyi has had a lasting impact on the business world.
CNN — Like many other Middle Eastern economies, Bahrain has been trying to move away from its dependence on fossil fuels.
Like other Gulf Cooperation Council nations, Bahrain is making efforts to diversify its economy, developing its finance and tourism sectors.
Nearly 40% of global grasslands are degraded, and their restoration and protection is essential, says WWF’s Leonie Meier.
By: Evan John, Jacopo Prisco
(CNN) — One of the original stereotypes about robots is that their movements are stiff and abrupt, something that endures in the “robot dance” that first became popular in the 1980s.
The company is using cameras and AI to give manufacturing robots a softer touch, and help them respond to changes in their environment.
Insects are increasingly being cultivated as a source of protein. Pictured, Enorm Biofactory, in Denmark, will produce 100 tons of soldier fly larvae per day for climate-friendly animal feed.
Japan’s population is the oldest in the world, with few young people working in agriculture. But now its farmers are getting help from a robot called Adam.
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