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Cambium is Developing an AI System Designed to Convert Waste Wood Into Functional Lumber

Earth Science, Environmental Science /

Across cities and suburbs in America, a common scene unfolds: trees are cut down and shredded instead of being repurposed into lumber. For Ben Christensen, this waste never sat right. Growing up in New Mexico surrounded by towering pines—and with a family deeply rooted in the timber industry, including his carpenter father—he developed a strong […]

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Study Finds Yogurt May Have Significant Benefits in Fighting Colon Cancer

Healthcare, Medicine /

A new long-term study in the U.S. suggests that consuming just two servings of yogurt per week may help protect the bowels from certain types of cancer. While scientists have long believed that the live bacteria in yogurt support gastrointestinal health, research findings have varied on the specific benefits and when they take effect. This

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Meteorite Iron Found in Ancient Iberian Treasure

Archaeology, Social /

Amid a collection of dazzling gold artifacts from the Iberian Bronze Age, two corroded items may hold the greatest significance. Meteorite Iron in Ancient Jewelry Researchers have determined that a faded bracelet and a rusted hollow hemisphere adorned with gold were crafted from iron sourced from meteorites that fell from space, not from earthly metals.

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Fragments of Rock Uncover the Moment the Moon Became Solid

Astronomy, Planetary Science /

The early history of the Moon remains a topic of scientific investigation. Despite extensive knowledge about Earth’s natural satellite, some pieces of its history are still being unraveled. Recent studies of rock samples collected during the Apollo missions have provided new insights, revealing that the Moon solidified approximately 4.43 billion years ago—around the same time

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Scientists Evaluated AI for Detecting Cognitive Decline. The Findings Were Surprising

Neuroscience, Science, Uncategorized /

It’s been just under two years since OpenAI introduced ChatGPT to the public, allowing anyone online to collaborate with an AI on tasks ranging from poetry and schoolwork to drafting letters for their landlord. Today, ChatGPT is just one of several advanced large language models (LLMs) capable of responding to basic queries in a way

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Flatworm-Inspired Aquatic Robot Propels Itself With a Shimmy-Like Motion

Robotics, Science /

Robots collecting data in delicate aquatic environments should avoid whirring propellers that could injure wildlife or tangle in weeds. A new bot solves this problem by mimicking the swimming motion of flatworms. While marine flatworms typically remain on the seabed, they can navigate open water by undulating their thin, flat bodies. Waves ripple from the

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Watch: 1X’s Neo Gamma Robot Handles Household Chores for You

Robotics, Science /

1X has just released a video showcasing its latest home robot, the Neo Gamma. Designed to clean, serve, and function as a voice companion, this humanoid robot has never looked more endearing—or more in need of a little companionship. The video begins with Neo powering on before seamlessly preparing and serving coffee to a cheerful

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AI develops an ultra-light carbon nanomaterial with the strength of steel.

Materials Science /

By leveraging machine learning, a Canadian research team has developed ultrahigh-strength carbon nanolattices that rival the strength of carbon steel while remaining as lightweight as Styrofoam. Last month, the team emphasized that AI had, for the first time, optimized nano-architected materials.Peter Serles from the University of Toronto, a co-author of the study published in Advanced

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