TECH & INNOVATION

Oleksandr Saveliev

Oleksandr Saveliev on Creating Universal Modules from Shipping Containers and on How New Technologies Can Transform Temporary Housing into Multifunctional Facilities

TECH & INNOVATION Oleksandr Saveliev, founder and president of SAVA VENTURES INC and an expert in innovation in cargotecture, speaks with Science Times about innovative approaches to the development of container-based structures and the early results of designing universal modules capable of extending the lifecycle of temporary buildings.
When SQL Databases Fail

When SQL Databases Fail: Why Recovery Planning Is More Critical Than Ever in 2026

In 2026, MS SQL Server remains one of the topmost enterprise relational database management systems. It plays a great role in organizing data in areas such as healthcare, manufacturing, banking, and retail. Organizations rely on SQL Server to store data, perform real-time analytics, keep transactions up-to-date, create reports, and more.
Alexander Jabbour

Scaling at Speed: Alexander Jabbour on High-Output Engineering

Founders who once stayed up until 2 AM debugging code must grow into leaders capable of building and guiding large, complex organizations. Alexander Jabbour, an Engineering Lead at Rilla, has navigated this journey firsthand, specializing in 0-to-1 product development at several early-stage startups.
The Science of Remembering: Why the Brain Loves Spaced Repetition

The Science of Remembering: Why the Brain Loves Spaced Repetition

To understand how to learn better, it's helpful to look at how biology handles information. When someone learns something new, neurons form physical connections. However, those connections are fragile at first. This is where the science of spaced repetition changes the equation.
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