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Microscopes are an important tool in biomedical research because they enable for thorough observation and imaging of tissues. Because biological materials are opaque by nature, substantial light scattering occurs as

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With the Use of Augmented Reality, a Bendy Robotic Arm gets Bent into Shape

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A bendable robotic arm that can be directed into shape by a person wearing augmented reality (AR) goggles has been developed by researchers. Many robotic

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An Error-mitigation Strategy aids Quantum Computer Advancement

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A cooperation between the Applied Mathematics and Computational Research Division (AMCRD) and the Physics Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has resulted in

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The Role and Impact of Tools in Automated Product Selections are Investigated

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Customer satisfaction is critical to your company's success. No matter how innovative your product or how competitive your pricing is, if your customers are ultimately dissatisfied, they will leave. Researchers

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New Modeling Tools to Aid solid-waste Systems in Meeting Environmental Targets

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Waste creation rates are increasing all around the world. In 2016, the world's cities produced 2.01 billion tons of solid garbage, equating to a daily

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A New Smart-roof Coating Allows for Energy Savings around the Year

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Scientists have created an all-season smart-roof covering that keeps homes warm in the winter and cool in the summer – all while using no natural

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Researchers have created a Machine Vision Device that can Mimic Human Optical Illusions

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NIMS has created an ionic artificial vision device that can increase the edge contrast between a mage's darker and lighter parts in a comparable way to human vision. Ionic migration

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Quantum Computer Scale-Up is Boosted by a New Super-Cooled Microwave Source

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Researchers in Finland have devised a circuit that can generate the high-quality microwave signals needed to control quantum computers at temperatures close to absolute zero.

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The Incorporation of Microwave Data enhances Hurricane Power and Rainfall Projections

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Hurricane Harvey made landfall over coastal Texas in 2017, pouring down record rainfall, flooding neighborhoods, and becoming one of the wettest and most catastrophic storms

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The Use of 3D Fault Information Increases the Correctness of Earthquake Early Warning

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There is no proven method for predicting earthquakes. Geologists are striving to create an early warning system, but there is still a lot to learn about what happens shortly before