Generative AI tools can highlight our lack of imagination, and that's where real learning begins. There has been a huge consumer interest in generative artificial intelligence (AI), especially after the introduction of OpenAI's free ChatGPT program in November. [more…]
As the COVID-19 pandemic is contained, another disaster is spreading faster than anticipated and threatening our future. With each passing day, our lives are being taken over a little more by global climate change. [more…]
Toothed and shaggy pigs roam freely in the forests of Germany and Austria. Although these game animals appear to be in good condition, some of their meat contains radioactive cesium that makes it dangerous to consume. scientists [more…]
A group of academics from various universities in China and the University of Cordoba were able to publish the findings of the study in the journal Nature Astronomy after performing a rigorous statistical analysis on nearly a million galaxies. Researchers believe that cosmological distance [more…]
The research shows that crude oil exposed to sunlight behaves differently in colder oceans than in warmer oceans. This work will have implications for efforts to clean up offshore oil spills at high latitudes. Intervention [more…]
A new study in BESSY II examines the occurrence of skyrmions in ferrimagnetic thin films of dysprosium and cobalt, using high spatial resolution and real-time analysis. This is precision with skyrmions of suitable materials in the future. [more…]
Researchers at the University of Sydney have for the first time used a quantum computer to directly monitor and design a process crucial in chemical reactions by slowing it down 100 billion times. between and within molecules [more…]
Researchers have developed a micrometer-thin battery that can power smart contact lenses and can be charged with a saline solution. Researchers from NTU Singapore have developed a smart contact that can store electricity when immersed in a saline solution. [more…]
The researchers succeeded in creating more vortex-free helium droplets, developing a device that can be used in a wide range of experiments. Superfluid helium has long occupied the imagination of scientists since its discovery in the 1930s. [more…]
Recent studies published in the journal Gut suggest that digestive issues such as constipation, difficulty swallowing, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) may be precursors of Parkinson's disease. Intestinal disorders occur long before the development of Parkinson's disease [more…]
In less than a decade, the self-taught physicist learned basic mathematics and started creating quantum algorithms. Sola Mahfouz was 16 years old and could hardly do addition and subtraction. Three years of physics, philosophy [more…]
Flying robotic systems have shown great promise for solving a variety of practical problems, such as searching for survivors of natural disasters, delivering packages to difficult locations, and exploring isolated environments. Robotics and computer scientists [more…]
Our world can be cleaned with the help of machine learning and materials science. Do you diligently recycle glass bottles, cans and cardboard boxes? Maybe it all fits in the right container and is less environmentally damaging. [more…]
Tech giant Nvidia claims its revenues have more than doubled to a record as demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips increases. The company reported almost 13,5 percent of revenue in the three months ended June. [more…]
Rapid charging of lithium-ion batteries can cause a phenomenon known as lithium plating. This is a metallic lithium ion that continues to expand, accumulating on the battery's negative electrode instead of mixing with it. [more…]
Over the centuries, humans have created models of the gigantic and mysterious universe. These approaches provide users with more tangible objects to explore, from celestial globes depicting constellations to computer-based models of dark matter. Bose-Einstein condensates and [more…]
The strong metal meshes are created using methods from Japanese paper cutting, are lighter than cork and have programmable mechanical properties. Materials consisting of several cells tightly packed, such as a honeycomb [more…]
Researchers from the University of Ottawa, together with Danilo Zia and Fabio Sciarrino of the Sapienza University of Rome, have developed a new technique that enables real-time visualization of the wave function of two entangled photons, the fundamental particles that make up light. [more…]
Ever since Isaac Newton and Christiaan Huygens first discussed the nature of light in the 17th century, scientists have explored whether light can be better understood as a wave or as a particle, even at the quantum level. [more…]
The head of the Russian space agency Roscosmos advocated for Russia to continue participating in the race to the Moon on Monday, a day after announcing the crash of the spacecraft. Yuri Borisov said in a televised interview “Moon program [more…]
Experts believe that ultracold atoms trapped in an optical lattice, a periodic array of capture fields created by lasers, can perform quantum computing. This lattice must also be scalable and quantum [more…]
The chaotic energy gradient in a quantum gas out of equilibrium is captured by an experimentally derived equation of state. Turbulent systems, such as ocean waves and financial markets, are affected by wind and globally significant, respectively. [more…]
Mercury poses a risk to children due to its cold appearance, as it is the only metallic element that is known to be in liquid form at normal Earth temperature and pressure and is dangerous to humans. However, mercury [more…]
A study led by Timothy Gray at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory may have discovered an unexpected change in the structure of the atomic nucleus. What binds nuclei together, how protons and neutrons interact [more…]
Tiny gold "seed" particles, a key ingredient in one of the most popular nanoparticle formulations, were created by Rice University chemists to form 1985-atom spherical globules associated with carbon buckyballs, first described by Rice researchers in 32. [more…]
A recent study provides insight into how fatigue can develop in people with ME/CFS and possibly related disorders such as Long Covid. Along with brain fog and acute fatigue, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic [more…]
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BrightMarkers are undetectable fluorescent labels created by MIT researchers placed on real-world objects to improve motion tracking, virtual reality, and object detection. QR codes are everywhere in our daily life. [more…]
A new nature-inspired solar design could lead to the renewable energy technology of the future, according to a new study. Photovoltaic solar energy is produced by converting sunlight into electricity. Imperial University researchers [more…]
Scientists at Stanford University have developed a new technology that can keep homes and other structures warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, significantly reducing energy use, prices and greenhouse gas emissions. [more…]
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