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AI Learns to Untangle Overlapping Cervical Cells in Pap Smears
Researchers fine-tuned the Cellpose-SAM model to separate overlapping cervical cells in Pap-smear images, achieving improved segmentation accuracy on an independent...
Brain Wiring Maps Could Sharpen Glioblastoma Radiotherapy While Hitting Fewer Healthy Cells
Diffusion MRI tractography can sculpt smaller, smarter radiation targets for glioblastoma that follow the brain's white matter highways and captured...
AI Model Predicts Where Glioblastoma Will Return Before MRI Can See It
An AI system combining rapid Raman histology with clinical and molecular data can predict where glioblastoma will recur, potentially allowing...
High-Resolution Heat Maps and Shade Modelling Show Cities Where Tree Planting Cools Most
University of British Columbia researchers have developed satellite-based heat mapping and shade modelling tools that show cities exactly where tree...
Wearable Cameras Reveal How Coding Rules Shape Children’s Screen Time Estimates
A New Zealand study of 1.7 million wearable camera images shows that image capture intervals of up to 60 seconds...
New Reference Book Maps How Generative AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Retail
A new Bentham Books reference volume, edited by scholars from India, Australia and the UAE, surveys how generative AI is...
Water-Fighting Membrane Gets Double Makeover to Clean Wastewater Faster
Researchers have built a dual-modified PVDF ultrafiltration membrane that combines a semi-interpenetrating polymer network with a surface-anchored polyaniline layer, achieving...
From Nanoscale Probes to the Dinner Plate: New Model Predicts Meat Texture From Single Myofibrils
Researchers used atomic force microscopy and a multiscale mechanical model to predict the compressive texture of pork, beef, and chicken...
Water Systems Are Failing in Plain Sight: Why Utility Literacy Could Save Them
A new Nature Water comment article argues that strengthening public understanding of how water, wastewater and stormwater systems work, termed...
Oil-Filled Microcapsules Outperform PTFE in Week-Long Friction Tests of Conveyor Plastics
A week-long oscillating tribology study shows lubricant-filled microcapsules in polyoxymethylene cut friction by 37 percent and wear by 88 percent...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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