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A new approach to stopping viral infections
A new neural network trained by MIT PhD student Yuzhe Yang and postdoc Yuan Yuan assesses whether or not someone has Parkinson’s from their nocturnal breathing. Credits:Image courtesy of researchers.
AI can can detect the presence and severity of Parkinson’s from breathing patterns
Parts printed with the MF3 prototype using a 0.4 mm diameter nozzle.
A way to 3D print large and complex parts at a fraction of the cost of current methods
Think shrink-wrapped food: An antimicrobial plant-based food wrap designed to replace plastic
A new study examining the impact of geoengineering uses climate models to identify which temperatures are most conducive for malaria transmission by the Anopheles mosquito and identify how many people live in areas where transmission is possible.
The first assessment of how geoengineering the climate could impact the burden of infectious diseases
An AI-powered prediction market may provide scientists with an efficient, cost-effective tool to tackle the reproducibility problem, a team of researchers report. Credit: (National Cancer Institute/Unsplash.)
Addressing the concerns and challenges around reproducibility in research by using AI betting agents
Could human learning be duplicated in synthetic matter?
Better hardware for artificial intelligence
Understanding solar geoengineering as an action of last resort
Climate: Should we intervene or not?
3D printed smart gel that senses light and changes shape as a result
A portable and inexpensive lab-on-a-chip could detect many contaminants including lead in minutes
The decline of bees and other pollinators is officially a risk to crop yields globally
A next-generation miniature lab device to detect bacteria and viruses
Using AI to have robots draw blood and insert catheters with more precision than humans