Why the brain’s connections to the body are crisscrossed
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Wire EDM is an insanely precise manufacturing method. But there's a trick behind these objects that appear to have no seam.
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How our team overturned the ninety-year-old metaphor of a ‘little man’ in the brain who controls movement
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Double descent in human learning
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Quantum computers: What can they do?
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The Big Five are word vectors
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Space Elevator
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It's the Matrix, but for locusts
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Prince Rupert's Drop exploding in molten glass
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Dispelling common myths about bed bugs
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How Kurzgesagt cooks propaganda for billionaires
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Green steel: Can we make steel without CO2 emissions?
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The gambler who beat roulette
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Artificial intelligence in communication impacts language and social relationships
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One more reason to hate cockroaches
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Can water solve a maze?
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The myth of the alpha wolf
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An aperiodic monotile exists!
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Lord of the Rings–quoting performance wins this year’s ‘Dance Your PhD’ contest
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Breakthrough as eggs made from male mice cells
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Buried deep in the permafrost, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault is opening its doors to the world with the launch of a new virtual tour to mark its fifteenth anniversary
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How do we fix and update large language models?
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Do we see reality as it is? | Donald Hoffman
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Over-reliance on English hinders cognitive science
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Researchers successfully prevent peanut allergic reactions in mice, blocking onset in its tracks
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The story behind the Packing Chromatic paper
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“What If?” Eleven serious answers to slightly crazy science questions
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This microscope uses touch. Gelsight is a microscope that presses gel into the object of study.
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Scientists use CRISPR to insert an alligator gene into a catfish. Disease kills off 40% of farmed catfish. This gene protects them.
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Researchers look a dinosaur in its remarkably preserved face
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Excessive outbreaks of seaweed are clogging up our waters – now the algae is being harvested alongside farmed crops to create ingredients for cosmetics and food products
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N=1: Single-subject research
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Australian park rangers say 'Toadzilla' could be world's biggest toad
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Expanding the brain. Literally.
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An overview of the substation attack in Moore County, North Carolina in December 2022
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Native Americans—and their genes—traveled back to Siberia, new genomes reveal
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‘Self-healing’ Roman concrete could aid modern construction, study suggests
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Once a millennium alignment of all three norths
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The curious case of Nebraska Man
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Zombie parasites
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A crucial particle physics computer program risks obsolescence
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Making the stinkiest chemical known to man
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A new way to achieve nuclear fusion: Helion
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US to announce fusion energy ‘breakthrough’
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Listening to podcasts may help satisfy our psychological need for social connection, study finds
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The US government is giving out free wasps
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The elements of change: A grand unified theory of self-help
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Scientists discovered the oldest known DNA and used it to reveal what life was like two million years ago in the northern tip of Greenland
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Finnish research and technology organisation VTT connected the quantum computer HELMI with the pan-European supercomputer LUMI to enable a hybrid service for researchers
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Neuralink is under federal investigation for potential animal-welfare violations amid internal staff complaints that its animal testing is being rushed, causing needless suffering and deaths
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