“This technology moves X-rays from black-and-white to color, making it easier to spot materials and defects,” said Noelle Collins. Project leader Edward Jiménez said the new Color Hyperspectral X-ray Imaging with Multimetal Targets (CHXI MMT) technology was developed with Noelle Collins and Courtney Sovinec. Sandia Team Tests Technology on Multiple Metal Samples The Sandia National […]
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The ability to consistently reverse the magnetic alignment in materials, called magnetization switching, is crucial for the operation of most memory devices. One common method to achieve this involves generating a rotational force (torque) on electron spins using an electric current, a phenomenon known as spin-orbit torque (SOT). Information storage devices utilizing this effect are
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It may sound like science fiction, but it’s now real: Spanish engineers created the first 3D hologram system that lets people touch and control images by hand without damaging the device or distorting them. Asier Marzo of the Public University of Navarra introduced FlexiVol, a system using elastic materials to achieve movie-like effects, such as
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In a lab in the scenic Swiss town of Vevey, a scientist nourishes small clusters of human brain cells with a nutrient-rich solution to keep them alive. Mini-brains must stay healthy to process information, since unlike laptops, they can’t reboot once they die. This new field, called biocomputing or “wetware,” aims to harness the brain’s
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Empathy isn’t merely a desirable soft skill—it’s a fundamental part of how both children and adults manage emotions, form relationships, and learn from each other. Between ages 6 and 9, children start moving away from self-centered thinking and begin to recognize other people’s feelings and viewpoints. This stage of early childhood is a critical time
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When technology malfunctions—like a frozen computer at a crucial moment, a GPS guiding us into traffic, or a washing machine halting mid-cycle—our initial response is usually frustration. These common annoyances often spark irritation. However, a recent study by two Israeli researchers suggests a surprising insight: we tend to extend forgiveness to machines in much the
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Amid widespread conflict and division in the news, a UCLA study reveals striking parallels in how mice and AI systems learn to cooperate by pursuing common goals. The results, published in Science, show that both biological brains and AI neural networks independently arrived at similar strategies and neural patterns when working together—pointing to universal principles
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Students considering using ChatGPT to write their college admissions essays should reconsider: AI tools tend to produce overly generic personal stories, even when asked to reflect specific races or genders. Cornell Study Reveals AI-Generated College Essays Lack Authenticity and Individuality Researchers at Cornell’s Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science analyzed 30,000 human-written
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Quantum Motion has developed a machine that is now housed at the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) in Oxfordshire. Researchers there will explore its potential for solving real-world challenges, such as drug discovery. A Comprehensive Quantum Computing System Built on Scalable Silicon CMOS Technology A full-stack quantum computer is an all-in-one system integrating a Quantum
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The Japanese are always racing ahead in technology, but a recent invention not only went viral — it also stirred controversy on social media. A unique prototype by Japanese student Yūki Aizawa, known online as ZAWAWOEKS, has attracted global attention. He designed a bra that unlocks solely with the wearer’s partner’s fingerprint, clearly aimed at
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