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Artificial intelligence systems are often praised for their accuracy at the moment they are deployed. Yet the world these systems ...
Artificial intelligence systems are often praised for their accuracy at the moment they are deployed. Yet the world these systems ...
Quantum computing is moving into a new phase of experimentation, one in which researchers are no longer asking only whether ...
Quantum information researchers have proposed a new route toward solving one of the field’s most persistent open problems: the CQC ...
A new study has revealed that tiny areas where rough rock fracture surfaces touch can dramatically alter how pollutants and ...
A new ocean-modeling study suggests that one of the most persistent compromises in coastal science may no longer be necessary. ...
A five-year precipitation experiment in a Southern California dryland has revealed that drought can leave behind a chemical and biological ...
For decades, climate and water researchers have relied on a deceptively simple question: is a variable rising, falling, or staying ...
A new study is bringing machine learning into one of earthquake engineering’s most practical—and surprisingly difficult—problems: how to reconstruct one ...
Hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common primary cancer of the liver, may have an unexpected vulnerability: copper. A new mini-review published ...
Koalas may carry more genetic variation in a crucial first line of immune defence than previously recognised, according to a ...
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