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MIT scientists created lab-grown artificial blood vessels using magnets

Scientists hope to one day replace damaged body parts with lab-made alternatives, but recreating complex tissues and organs remains challenging. Blood vessel networks are particularly difficult to reproduce because tiny capillaries can be microscopic, with some measuring just 0.005 millimeters wide and allowing blood cells to pass through one at a time. MIT Creates More […]

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Researchers Uncover Bacteria That Consume Uranium in an Old Soviet Mine

One of the world’s largest uranium mining operations, the Wismut GmbH Schlema-Alberoda mine in the former Soviet-controlled East Germany, left a lasting environmental burden after decades of extraction. However, scientists have discovered that the contaminated water filling the abandoned mine may contain a natural answer to the pollution problem. Microorganisms that have adapted to the

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Japanese researchers develop AI that detects rare diseases from hand photos

Researchers at Kobe University in Japan have created an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can detect acromegaly, a rare hormonal disorder, using only photos of the back of a person’s hand and a clenched fist. By avoiding facial images, the system protects patient privacy while maintaining a high level of diagnostic accuracy. Acromegaly is a

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Chinese Researchers Create First AI Auditory Interface

A group of researchers from Nankai University in China has introduced the world’s first biomimetic neuromorphic auditory interface, an innovative technology aimed at replicating the role of the auditory nerve. The breakthrough could transform approaches to treating sensorineural hearing loss resulting from damage to the inner ear—especially the cochlea—or injury to the auditory nerve, addressing

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New Simulations Reveal Earth’s Strongest Ocean Current

New climate simulations suggest that the world’s most powerful ocean current emerged only after a unique combination of geological and atmospheric changes came together, rather than forming suddenly. The Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC) is the strongest ocean current on Earth, flowing clockwise around Antarctica. About five times more powerful than the Gulf Stream, it links

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AI basketball trainer with smart precision and vision to elevate your game

Traditional basketball shooting machines launch balls at different angles to simulate game situations. However, these systems often rely on pre-programmed patterns, training mechanics rather than real-time decision-making. Their limited computer vision also struggles to adapt to real-world environments, such as changing outdoor lighting or the varying ceiling heights found in different indoor gyms. AI-Powered Performance

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Scientists developed a human protein-based drug for metastatic prostate cancer

A new cancer drug could help block both tumor growth and the spread of aggressive prostate cancer, according to a study by researchers at Umeå University and international collaborators, published in the journal Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy. Researchers developed the new drug to stop cancer from spreading. According to Maréne Landström, who led the

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Meta unveils AI capable of translating brain activity into text

Scientists at Meta have developed Brain2Qwerty v2, a system that can convert brain activity into text without requiring brain implants or surgery. Instead, it relies on a non-invasive helmet-like device that detects the brain’s magnetic signals as a person thinks about typing. The technology uses magnetoencephalography (MEG), a brain imaging technique that records magnetic fields

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A new surgical robot has been trained to perform operations by analyzing surgical videos

A machine that learned by observing real surgical procedures for the first time successfully performed surgical steps with human-like precision. The study was led by researchers at Johns Hopkins University in Maryland, USA, with contributions from Stanford University experts, and was featured at the Conference on Robot Learning in Munich. The successful results of the

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