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Brain scans are used by researchers to better understand how we see and remember our daily surroundings.

Fresh new information about how the brain goes to great lengths to process and remember commonplace events is provided by a recent study from a Washington University researcher. Zachariah Reagh

Machine learning & AI

A strategy for creating neural networks that are optimally suited for specific tasks.

Machine learning & AI Article

Neural networks, a kind of machine-learning model, are used to assist humans with a wide range of tasks, from determining

Electronics & Semiconductors

Biochemical sensing signal is amplified by a plastic transistor.

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

Our bodies' molecules are constantly communicating with one another. Some of these molecules offer a biochemical fingerprint that may reveal

Genetics

Age-related macular degeneration may have a cause that is indicated by extremely rare gene variations.

Genetics Article

Rare genetic variations may be associated with one of the general mechanisms underlying age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a common cause

Biotechnology

According to the model, kinesthetic sensation aids in the restoration of mobility after spinal cord injury.

Biotechnology Article

Scientists have been fascinated by the remarkable capacity of a jawless fish known as the lamprey to recover from spinal

Medical research

Researchers Find Bacteria that were Once Thought to be Harmless can Worsen Lung Disease that Already Exists

Medical research Article

Neisseria, a genus of bacteria found in the human body, is not as harmless as previously believed and can cause infections in people who have bronchiectasis, asthma, and chronic obstructive

Biology