Computer Science, Environmental Health Experts Team Up to Protect US Navy Divers with AI
An AI system will enable divers to analyze water conditions in real time and detect the presence of waterborne bacteria and other harmful pathogens
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Why Interruptions at Work Aren’t Always a Bad Thing
A recent study shows an upside to being interrupted at work—increased feelings of belonging
Studies Examine Different Understandings, Varieties of Diversity
Research investigates connection between political ideology, attitudes, and beliefs toward diversity
New Method Converts Methane in Natural Gas to Methanol at Room Temperature
Fueling the "methanol economy" of the future
Retrained Generic Antibodies Can Recognize SARS-CoV-2
Scientists have developed a novel strategy that redirects antibodies for other diseases existing in humans to the spike proteins of SARS-CoV-2
What New Research Reveals About Rude Workplace Emails
Two recent studies show that dealing with rude emails at work can create lingering stress and take a toll on your well-being and family life
Clearing up the 'Dark Side' of Artificial Leaves
Current artificial leaves are wildly inefficient
Can a Nerve Injury Trigger ALS?
The connection between ALS and athletes runs deeper than a single ballplayer
Moving Artificial Leaves out of the Lab and into the Air
The artificial leaf would be at least 10 times more efficient than natural leaves at converting carbon dioxide to fuel
Using Graphene to Detect ALS, Other Neurodegenerative Diseases
The "supermaterial" may one day be used to test for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS