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The University of Warwick's Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) has authored a new report that proposes a ground-breaking safety assurance framework for automated transportation. Warwick's extensive safety research led to the

Neuroscience

Brain modeling advancements pave the way for digital twin approaches to brain medicine.

Neuroscience Article

The Human Brain Project (HBP) presents novel clinical applications of advanced brain modeling techniques in the most recent issue of

Genetics

A simple and inexpensive computational tool can track the spread of antibiotic resistance over time.

Genetics Article

Global healthcare is facing a significant challenge in the form of antibiotic resistance. A new approach to tracking the evolution

Machine learning & AI

Six obstacles that humans encounter with artificial intelligence have been identified by researchers.

Machine learning & AI Article

A study authored by a professor at the University of Central Florida and 26 other researchers has identified the obstacles

Energy & Green Tech

Chemists use brewery waste to manufacture carbon compounds for energy storage devices.

Energy & Green Tech Article

A crucial component of a climate-friendly future are cutting-edge energy storage systems. "Modern" refers not only to their capability of

Oncology & Cancer

In patients with advanced endometrial cancer, a combination treatment significantly reduces disease growth.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Researchers from the Moores Cancer Center at UC San Diego Health and the University of California San Diego School of Medicine found that when compared to chemotherapy alone, the combination

Engineering

Scientists combine two-dimensional materials onto silicon microchips for better data storage and computation.

Engineering Article

It is anticipated that two-dimensional materials will revolutionize the semiconductor industry. However, despite the fact that a number of studies

Technology

To Enable Future Technology, Mechanical Engineering, and Electromagnetics are Combined

Technology Article

Future communication network technologies, like 6G, will depend heavily on reconfigurable antennas that can remotely adjust characteristics like frequency or

Cardiology

Researchers have identified particular brain areas harmed by high blood pressure that are linked with mental decline and dementia.

Cardiology Article

Researchers have discovered for the first time which brain regions are damaged by high blood pressure and may play a

Biology

According to research, pumas use a devious tactic of fertilizing plants that attract animals to hunting regions.

Biology Article

According to a brand-new Panthera study that was recently published in Landscape Ecology, pumas may employ a covert hunting tactic

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