Virtual Reality Study Shows Humans Can Integrate Bionic Tools as Extensions of Their Bodies
Researchers find that people can feel tweezers as part of their body in VR, enhancing task performance and dexterity.
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Balancing Training Data and Human Knowledge Makes AI Act More like a Scientist
Researchers develop a framework that helps AI incorporate natural laws to better navigate complex scientific problems
Chemists Use the Blockchain to Simulate the Chemical Reactions of Life’s Origins
New blockchain-based network facilitates analysis of 4 billion chemical reactions essential to the origins of life
How the Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire Shifted Populations in the Balkans
Ancient DNA reveals new information about the Roman Empire's influence on the Balkan peninsula
Grinding Coffee with Water Makes a More Consistent and Intense Espresso
Adding water can reduce static electricity when grinding coffee beans, preventing the particles from clumping
Making Chemistry More Accessible by Providing Period Products
Programs like this can help women in STEM fields feel more supported and welcome
How to Build Greener Data Centers? Scientists Say Crank Up the Heat
Adjusting computer technology to work at higher temperatures could be more viable than trying to cool data centers
Researchers Measure Global Consensus over the Ethical Use of AI
Team uses performs a meta-analysis to identify common ethical concerns around AI ethics
Our Favorite Vintages and Their Precarious Mountainside Homes Are at Risk
Researchers argue for combining traditional knowledge with innovation and science to protect these sites
AI-Generated Academic Science Writing Can Be Identified with High Accuracy
A newly developed tool can identify AI-generated scientific papers with over 99 percent accuracy