Carlos Alcaraz returns to the Vienna ATP 500 five years later: from the need to share and regain his rhythm to an intense end to the year
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Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz is set to make his return to the ATP 500 tournament in Vienna after a five-year absence, beginning play on Tuesday. The indoor tournament serves as a special stop on his calendar as he aims to regain rhythm and find his first victory in the Austrian capital following a premature exit at a previous Masters event, while also preparing for an intense end to the competitive year.
Separately, researchers in Australia have developed a multisensory future-hearing aid system that incorporates gesture reading, body movements, pupil dilation, and gaze direction to detect communication breakdowns during conversations.
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