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AI Decision Tree Flags Which Neurology Patients Are Most Likely to Return to Hospital
A large-scale Jordanian study used an interpretable CHAID decision tree to identify which neurological patients face the highest risk of...
Old Newspaper Pages Reveal Decades of Rare Auroras Over Southern Spain
Researchers mined nearly a century of issues from a Spanish regional newspaper to recover 31 aurora reports, creating the first...
Inside the Long Goodbye: What Patients Say About Tapering Off Benzodiazepines
A qualitative study of nineteen patients in Swedish addiction care reveals that benzodiazepine tapering is experienced as an emotionally demanding...
High-speed sample shuttle brings low magnetic fields to high-resolution NMR
A new hybrid pneumatic–mechanical sample shuttle moves NMR tubes between high and low magnetic fields at up to 27 meters...
Gut Barriers and Maternal Antibodies Explain Patchy Rotavirus Vaccine Success
A new review explains why oral rotavirus vaccines protect children far less effectively in low- and middle-income countries, citing maternal...
Infrared Light and Explainable AI Reveal How Much Carbon Soil Can Still Store
Australian researchers used mid-infrared spectroscopy and explainable machine learning to accurately predict how much stable carbon soils hold and how...
AI Learns to Forecast Switzerland’s Rivers of the Future
A new study shows that an observation-trained LSTM neural network can produce stable and physically plausible runoff projections for Switzerland...
AI Reveals Heatwaves Across Europe Are Entering Uncharted Atmospheric Territory
An unsupervised machine learning analysis of ERA5 reanalysis data shows that Western European heatwaves are undergoing structural shifts in their...
AI Model Reads Brain Scans to Spot Dyslexia in Children with 96% Accuracy
A new deep learning framework called MedFusionNet combines diffusion-based synthetic MRI generation with a fusion of three neural architectures to...
Crowded Skies, Clever Calls: How Gray Bats Tune Echolocation to Group Size and Obstacles
A data-driven study of wild gray bats shows that both group size and environmental obstacles significantly shape the number and...
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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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