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Using machine learning, researchers have developed a method for predicting the environmental pH preferences of bacteria. The new strategy, which is being led by experts from the University of Colorado

Machine learning & AI

Optical neural networks show potential in image processing.

Machine learning & AI Article

An optical neural network (ONN) that can filter relevant information from a scene before the visual image is detected by

Biochemistry

Artificial photosynthesis for eco-friendly food production

Biochemistry Article

Both protecting the environment and providing food to the world's ever-increasing population are frequently antagonistic goals. Using a form of

Biochemistry

New bio-inspired compounds are being developed by scientists to improve bone healing.

Biochemistry Article

Osteoporosis and other diseases make it even harder for people to regenerate their bones as they get older. Researchers are

Computer Sciences

Light-based computing strategy to reduce the amount of power required to mine cryptocurrencies

Computer Sciences Article

A new light-based computing method that uses a photonic integrated circuit to save energy for cryptocurrency and blockchain applications has

Quantum Physics

A newly discovered phenomenon renders atoms visible to specific light frequencies.

Quantum Physics Article

"Collectively induced transparency" (CIT) is a new phenomenon that causes groups of atoms to suddenly stop reflecting light at specific frequencies. By laser-blasting ytterbium atoms inside an optical cavity, which

Biochemistry

The structure of the protein methyltransferase from the mpox virus has been solved by researchers.

Biochemistry Article

The structure of the monkeypox virus's protein methyltransferase has been deciphered by researchers from Prague's Institute of Organic Chemistry and

Earth Sciences

The secrets of the Southern Ocean’s vital role in delaying climate change have been discovered.

Earth Sciences Article

The "biological pump," in which carbon is utilized by organisms at the surface and transferred to ocean depths away from

Environment

Researchers advocate for the use of heat stress indices in the notification of harmful heat waves.

Environment Article

Over 20,000 additional deaths in Spain, France, Germany, and Great Britain in the summer of 2022 were thought to have

Engineering

Researchers create a novel germanium-tin transistor as an alternative to silicon.

Engineering Article

Researchers at the Forschungszentrum Jülich have created a novel transistor made of a germanium-tin alloy that outperforms conventional switching elements

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