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A group accumulates around a dark wooden box that looks like a short fridge, hanging tight for the movement of a couple of mechanical arms sitting right there. At Idaho

Robotics

A novel approach employs reinforcement learning to teach robotic cars to accelerate.

Robotics Article

Automobiles that move quickly We adore them by the millions. The thought rises above public lines, race, religion, and legislative

Biotechnology

Creating a variety of concentration gradients for single cell drug screening

Biotechnology Article

In drug development and screening, the capability of isolating and controlling the biodynamics of individual cells is crucial. However, in

Paleontology & Fossils

Beessiiwo cooowuse, a new rhynchosaur discovered in Wyoming

Paleontology & Fossils Article

In Wyoming, where it is now, dinosaurs, alligators, and birds' ancestors once roamed the range. A reptile-like animal with a

Paleontology & Fossils

New data suggests that numerous fires raged in Antarctica 75 million years ago.

Paleontology & Fossils Article

An important discovery about the past of Antarctica, the planet's most inhospitable continent, has been made by paleontologists from Brazil

Optics & Photonics

Light-emitting arrays with a high number of colors for compressive spectroscopy on a chip

Optics & Photonics Article

In materials science and applied physics, multicolored, miniaturized light-emitting device arrays offer a promising instrument for sensing, imaging, and computing. Conventional light-emitting diodes can produce a variety of emission colors,

Geography