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An innovative algorithm for neural network-based optimal data transfer between domains has been created by researchers from Skoltech and the Artificial Intelligence Research Institute (AIRI). The new technique can be

Energy & Green Tech

In the stratosphere, flexible organic solar cells are being used.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Environmental monitoring, disaster relief and mitigation, agricultural and forestry monitoring, resource exploration, and communication are just a few of the

Archaeology

Early Maya societies may have collapsed due to less consistent rainfall.

Archaeology Article

Reduced seasonal rainfall predictability may have been a major factor in the collapse of the Classic Maya societies around 1,100

Ecology

Nature’s appreciation for human stewardship: A study contradicts the standard conservation paradigm

Ecology Article

According to a recent study by scientists from Stanford University and colleagues, published April 6 in Nature Sustainability, the traditional

Environment

Mountain Forest Losses are Rapidly Decreasing, Endangering Biodiversity

Environment Article

Mountains are home to more than 85% of the world's bird, animal, and amphibian species, primarily in forest settings. Yet,

Neuroscience

Natural panoramic surroundings shape the functional arrangement of cells in the retina.

Neuroscience Article

According to current models of the visual system developed by neuroscientists, it encodes the positions of various objects similarly to how a camera would, representing the visual world in a

Biochemistry

A new pesticide exposure test has been developed to safeguard novice cannabis producers.

Biochemistry Article

A chemical analyst and micro-extraction specialist at The University of Toledo developed a more dependable, strong, and effective way to

Chemistry

The first atomic-scale photos of particle accelerator film creation have been captured by researchers.

Chemistry Article

New studies conducted by a group of researchers at the Cornell University Center for Bright Beams have made important advancements

Chemistry

A new atomic-scale knowledge of catalysis might lead to significant energy savings.

Chemistry Article

University of Wisconsin-Madison chemical engineers have created a model of how catalytic reactions work at the atomic scale, a development

Chemistry

Peroxide is used by scientists to study metal oxide reactions.

Chemistry Article

In collaboration with the Center for Functional Nanomaterials (CFN), a U.S. organization, researchers at Binghamton University conducted research. S. Brookhaven

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