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Researchers Discover New Insights About Lymphangioleiomyomatosis

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Scientists have found new insights about lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM), a rare lung disease, which affects approximately 1 in 200,00 Americans and typically includes the growth of abnormal cells in different tissues and organs, including the lungs. Lymphangioleiomyomatosis research As scientists studied LAM cells in the lab, they found a “mixed phenotype,” or distinctions in physical expression […]

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Genome Study Finds Unexpected Variation in a Fundamental RNA Gene

Bioinformatics, Interdisciplinary Science, Science /

A genome study carried out by Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center scientists to search for variants in a gene thought about an essential building block for microscopic structures that manufacture proteins took a shocking twist. Human ribosomal RNA (rRNA) genes are essential for constructing ribosomes or mechanisms that translate proteins. The study findings, to be

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Finding Structure in the Brain’s Static

Applied Science, Neuroscience, Science /

While sleeping, the whole brain flow through long, slow waves of electrical activity, like waves on a calm ocean. Scientists call that state of consciousness “slow wave sleep.” Awakening alters the pattern of electrical activity into something that resembles random noise. Yet Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) Assistant Professor Tatiana Engel, Postdoctoral Fellow Yianling Shi,

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Technique Smooths Course For AI Training in Wireless Devices

Applied Science, Computer Science, Science /

Federated learning Federated learning is a great tool for training artificial intelligence (AI) systems while shielding data privacy, however the quantity of data traffic entailed has made it unwieldy for systems that utilize wireless devices. A new technique uses compression to substantially lower the size of data transmissions, creating additional possibilities for AI training on

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Pythagoras’ Revenge: Humans Didn’t Invent Mathematics

Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Science /

Many individuals believe that mathematics is a human invention. In this way of thinking, mathematics is like a language: it may define actual things on the planet. However, it does not “exist” outside the minds of the people who utilize it. However, the Pythagorean school of thought in ancient Greece held a different sight. Its

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Australian Politicians Need to Stop Meddling with Basic Research

Basic Research, Philosophy, Science /

In nations like Denmark and Germany, gifts are given on Christmas Eve rather than Christmas morning. Furthermore, on Christmas Eve 2021, 587 groups of researchers at universities around Australia got a festive present from the Australian Research Council (ARC), in the form of information that their 2022 Discovery Projects were to be financed. More brutally,

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The Mathematics Secret Behind Lizard Camouflage

Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, Science /

The shape-shifting clouds of starling birds, the order of neural networks, or the anthill structure: Nature has many complicated systems whose behaviors can be modeled using mathematical tools. The same holds for the labyrinthine patterns created by the environment-friendly or black scales of the ocellated lizard. A multidisciplinary group from the University of Geneva (UNIGE)

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Science Made Simple: What Is Exascale Computing?

Applied Science, Computer & Electronics, Computer Science, Science, Tech /

Exascale computing is the following milestone in the advancement of supercomputers. Capable of processing information much faster than today’s most powerful supercomputers, exascale computers will certainly give researchers a new tool for addressing a few of the most significant obstacles facing our world, from climate change to understanding cancer to designing brand-new sort of materials.

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Revolutionary Carbon-Based Magnetic Material Finally Synthesized After 70 Years

Chemistry, Materials Science, Science /

Researchers from Osaka University and Osaka City University synthesize and crystallize a molecule that is usually too unstable to thoroughly study in the laboratory. The molecule is also a model of a revolutionary class of magnets. Since the very first documented production in 2004, researchers have been hard at work utilizing graphene and identical carbon-based

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Uncovering the Secrets of the Big Bang With Machine Learning

Artificial Intelligence, Computer & Electronics, Nuclear & Particles, Physics, Science, Tech /

Can machine learning be used to reveal the secrets of the quark-gluon plasma? Yes, it can. However, only with advanced new methods. It can hardly be more complicated. Little particles whir around wildly with extremely high energy, many interactions happen in the matted mess of quantum particles. This leads to a state of matter called

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