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This week saw a significant advancement in meta with the release of a model that can recognize and isolate objects in an image even if it has never seen them

Neuroscience

A new study sheds light on the chronology of brain development during adolescence.

Neuroscience Article

According to a recent Penn Medicine study, the development of the brain does not occur uniformly throughout the brain but

Bio & Medicine

Targeting molecules and radiotracers can be easily and quickly bound to drug nanocarriers for cancer therapy.

Bio & Medicine Article

A perfect nanovesicle for fighting cancer would have three functions: 1) a precision-targeting molecule to preferentially bind it to surface

Robotics

A framework for touch-enhanced robotic grasping employing tactile sensors.

Robotics Article

Robots should be able to grasp and manipulate a variety of objects without dropping or damaging them in order to

Quantum Physics

A universal protocol with a high likelihood of success for inverting the development of a qubit.

Quantum Physics Article

Recently, scientists at the Vienna-based Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI) developed a universal method that has a

Earth Sciences

New satellite technology is being tried in the Schnalstal/Senales valley to study the thermal conductivity of snow.

Earth Sciences Article

Recently, a small Cessna plane carrying an experimental technology flew over the Senales Valley in South Tyrol, which is located between Vernago Lake and Grawand. A sensor tracked the heat

Earth Sciences