Science
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New approach greatly reduces the energy consumption of artificial intelligence
AI applications such as large language models (LLM) have become an indispensable part of our daily lives. The required computing,…
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Plants struggled for millions of years after the world’s worst climate disaster
A team of scientists from the University of Cork Cork (UCC), the University of Connecticut and the Museum of Natural…
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Engineers disassemble the battery from Tesla and China’s leading electric car manufacturer to see what’s inside
Two major manufacturers dominate the electric vehicle (EV) market: Tesla, Tesla’s most popular in Europe and North America, and Byd,…
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Paralyzed man moves robot arm with his mind
UC San Francisco researchers paralyze a man to control the robotic arm through devices that deliver his brain signals to…
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After 3 days of high fat diet, memory loss in elderly rats
A new study shows that a saturated fat diet is enough to cause memory problems and brain inflammation associated with…
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Soft artificial muscles show hope in quiet hand tremors
For the 80 million people around the world who are estimated to have tremors, simple daily activities, such as holding…
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MPA-ESP Student Appoints Finalist in ESG Dilemma Design Challenge – Earth State
When Fatou Kiné Gueye, Jada Johnson, and Kimberly (Mingyue) Liu entered the ESG dilemma design challenge, they saw an opportunity…
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Scientists identify key “middle-age window” to prevent age-related brain decline
A landmark study published in PNA shows that brain aging follows a unique but nonlinear trajectory with key transition points.…
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Pumping iron for better Z: Research reveals surprisingly best exercise
According to new research, for millions of elderly people with awake sheep, solutions to better sleep can be found in…
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Ancient amphibians feasted in the greatest revelation on earth
When the world almost ended 252 million years ago, a unique group of amphibians not only survived, but also flourished…
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