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Humans are naturally capable of separating information about others in their social circle based on their own requirements. For instance, if they require advice regarding a legal matter or emotional

Astrobiology

Massive radio array to look for signals from other civilizations on distant planets

Astrobiology Article

One of the world's most remarkable radio telescope exhibits is joining the chase after signals from other cosmic civic establishments.

Neuroscience

Scientists have discovered structural changes in the brains of patients who have had their sight returned.

Neuroscience Article

For a number of decades, neuroscientists were of the opinion that there was a "critical period" during which the brain

Health

Prolonged power outages, frequently induced by weather disasters, have struck some sections of the United States worse than others.

Health Article

When Joan Casey lived in northern California, she experienced frequent power outages during the wildfire season. While trusting that the

Ecology

A new 50-year study sheds light on the consequences of climate change on avian reproduction.

Ecology Article

The reproductive output of 104 bird species around the world was examined in a new study published in the Proceedings

Ecology

Fur seals on a distant island chain are exposed to high levels of poisonous heavy metals, but they remain healthy.

Ecology Article

Juan Fernández fur seals are so ineffectively comprehended that they were thought of as terminated for almost 100 years before a remainder populace that had figured out how to sidestep

Biology

Broadly neutralizing antibodies against a variety of coronaviruses are examined by scientists using extremely intense X-ray beams.

Biology Article

The coronavirus that caused the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve into new variants. In an effort to combat them, researchers

Biomedical technology

A brain activity decoder can reveal stories that people are thinking about.

Biomedical technology Article

A semantic decoder, a brand-new artificial intelligence system, is capable of transforming a person's brain activity—whether they are silently imagining

Geography

The World’s Largest Cumulative Logjam, Recently Discovered in the Arctic, has 3.4 Million Tons of Carbon

Geography Article

Throughout the Arctic, rivers transport fallen trees from forests to the ocean. As the river twists and turns, the logs

Machine learning & AI

The world’s first realistic driving simulation based on a ‘crash-prone’ Michigan crossroads.

Machine learning & AI Article

The principal measurably sensible street reenactment has been created by analysts at the College of Michigan. Future work will expand

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