Sea Slugs Inspire Highly Stretchable Biomedical Sensor
Stretchable, customizable microneedles have applications in neuroscience, tissue engineering, wearable bioelectronics
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Diversifying Data to Beat Bias
Researchers propose a novel approach to mitigate bias in machine learning model training
And Then There Were Six—Kinds of Taste, That Is
In addition to sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami, a new study suggests the tongue may also detect ammonium chloride
Study Reveals the Key Reason Why Fake News Spreads on Social Media
Social media platforms have a larger role to play in stopping the spread of misinformation online
Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Science by Looking at Citations
Researchers used artificial intelligence to study gender disparities in science
New Study Shows Patient Preference for Medical Cannabis Products
New analysis of New York data finds considerable variability in patient product choice
Screening Billions of Chemical Compounds to Find Effective New Drug Therapies
Researchers demonstrate “V-SYNTHES,” a virtual method of sifting through “molecular puzzle pieces”
Anti-Science, Partisan Tweets Could Flag an Outbreak
Study found that science denial and partisan views on Twitter indicated where the next COVID-19 outbreak could occur
Human Fondness, Faith in Machines Grows during Pandemic
Researchers report that people affected by COVID-19 are showing more goodwill—to humans and to human-like autonomous machines
Increasing Participation in STEM Using AI
CareerFair.ai will enable STEM experts to build their own virtual mentor online