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Human minds process heaps of data. When wine enthusiasts taste another wine, brain networks in their minds cycle a variety of information from each taste. Neurotransmitters in their neurons fire,

Energy & Green Tech

Researchers utilize a new approach to estimate the possibilities for reducing energy usage in the United Kingdom.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Weakening energy requests overall can assume a basic part in gathering worldwide environmental targets and successfully handling environmental change. As

Engineering

Left-turn traffic lights, greater illumination, and shorter crossings would improve the safety of older pedestrians.

Engineering Article

Research by the Oregon State University College of Engineering and Portland State University proposes a triplet of street medicines that

Environment

Researchers Develop a Process for Degrading Plant Materials for Environmentally Friendly Energy

Environment Article

The need for researchers to discover routes to products and fuels that are truly renewable has never been stronger given

Energy & Green Tech

How having more than adequate renewable energy capacity can make the grid more flexible is demonstrated in this video.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Shortening—or, what happens when more environmentally friendly power is free than can be conveyed to clients—has acquired a dreadful underlying

Machine learning & AI

Aboriginal languages may be useful in solving complicated AI challenges.

Machine learning & AI Article

Jingulu — a language verbally expressed by the Jingili nation in the Northern Territory — has qualities that permit it to be effectively converted into AI orders. An Aboriginal language

Engineering