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These VA Tech scientists are building a better fog harp
Unlike standard fog harvesting technologies, “We’re trying to use clever geometric designs in place of chemistry,” Boreyko told Ars. “When…
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Israel kills nuclear scientists, strikes sites in Iran: Who did it target? | Conflict News
Two key Iranian nuclear scientists are among six scientists killed in Israeli strikes on sites in Iran on Friday. More…
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Scientists built a badminton-playing robot with AI-powered skills
It also learned fall avoidance and determined how much risk was reasonable to take given its limited speed. The robot…
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Scientists Photograph Humpback Whales Blowing Bubble Rings to ‘Speak’ to Humans
A bubble ring created by a humpback whale named Thorn. Credit: © Dan Knaub, The Video Company For the first…
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Scientists Capture Sharpest Images Ever of Sun’s Corona
Scientists from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) National Solar Observatory (NSO) and New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) used…
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Scientists Warns That AI Images May Cause Havoc in Medical Research
A recent study has raised concerns about the increasing ability of artificial intelligence (AI) to generate convincing fake microscopic images.…
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After the LA fires, scientists study the toxic hazards left behind
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy, and the environment.…
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The Matthew effect: Why famous scientists keep getting more famous
Scientists who win Nobel Prizes become “visible scientists” — getting “almost bulletproof prestige and a reputation that can open just…
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Scientists figure out how the brain forms emotional connections
Then, one day later, the rats were shown the same image and treated with an electric shock until they learned…
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Scientists want to power future electronics with edible mushrooms and fungal paper batteries that dissolve after use
Mycelium might power electronics someday, if it stops biodegrading before the job is done The split-gill mushroom’s extracellular matrix may…
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