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PIASA strengthens its presence in the Italian Art and Luxury market

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By Vijay Krishna
| ArtDaily Verified
MILAN.- The prestigious French auction house PIASA announced the strengthening of its international presence with the arrival of Gaia Spallanzani as its new correspondent in Milan. This appointment marks a strategic step for PIASA in developing its connection with Italy, a key market for contemporary art, design, fine jewelry, and luxury.
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AI Will Not Improve Municipal Field Dispatch Unless Cities Define the Work First

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By Vijay Krishna
| GovLoop Verified
City councils are approving AI budgets while dispatchers are still manually sorting service requests in spreadsheets. The technology is not the bottleneck. The work definition is. Many cities are exploring AI to improve service delivery, including time-sensitive field work for public works, utilities, inspections, maintenance and resident requests. The interest is understandable.
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Resolving a three-decade misassignment in hydroxylated C60 chemistry

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By Yue Xu, Martina Stella, Stefan Knecht, Fabijan Pavošević, Vijay Krishna
| Nature Verified
Abstract Water-soluble functionalized fullerenes commonly referred to as fullerenols, fullerols or polyhydroxy fullerenes are widely used in photonics, catalysis, and biomedicine, yet their molecular structures have been assumed to consist solely of hydroxyl groups for nearly three decades. This assumption remains despite persistent mismatches between calculated and experimental vibrational and optical spectra as well as expected and observed chemical reactivity.
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