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ChatGPT beats physicians in offering high-quality, empathic advice to patient questions, according to a new study.

The potential applications of advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) assistants like ChatGPT in medicine have been the subject of a great deal of speculation. An early look at the potential

Neuroscience

A brain circuit that reduces male hostility when an opponent has a physical edge.

Neuroscience Article

Neuroscientists have attempted to comprehend the neural mechanisms underlying various social behaviors, including aggression, for decades. Forceful, fierce, or angry

Astronomy & Space

Tianwen-1: The Zhurong rover discovers water at low latitudes on contemporary Mars.

Astronomy & Space Article

According to a study led by Prof. Qin Xiaoguang from the Institute of Geology and Geophysics (IGG) of the Chinese

Chemistry

A new chemical technique can remove virgin-grade components from wind turbine blades.

Chemistry Article

Specialists have fostered another synthetic cycle that isn't restricted to wind turbine sharp edges yet chips away at various purported

Chemistry

Researchers track single-breath exhaled hydrogen cyanide patterns in real time.

Chemistry Article

A common gas that is toxic and dangerous is hydrogen cyanide (HCN), which has a high adsorption rate and high

Chemistry

Scientists develop a powerful ‘degrader’ of a cancer-causing protein.

Chemistry Article

A substance that destroys a protein that drives cancer, including B-cell lymphoma, has been developed by researchers at the Institute of Cancer Research in London. The "molecular glue" degrader will

Chemistry

Methanol biotransformation to effectively create fatty alcohols

Chemistry Article

Methanol is a likely feedstock for biomanufacturing since it's effectively obtained in a harmless way to the ecosystem. Due to

Environment

When Migrating Birds become Disoriented, Magnetic Field Disturbances may Play a Role

Environment Article

It appears plausible that severe weather can occasionally cause birds to become lost during their yearly fall migrations, forcing them

Biotechnology

Researchers create a new irrigation optimization tool.

Biotechnology Article

An irrigation optimization tool developed by Stanford researchers has the potential to assist farmers in reducing water consumption. The "evapotranspiration"

Engineering

Researchers can now better comprehend the behavior of soft materials thanks to a new correlation ratio.

Engineering Article

For decades, researchers have been baffled by the mechanics of the collapse of the structure of soft materials. In another

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