AI framework adapts to patchy microbial data to flag food safety risks
Food safety monitoring has a data problem that has little to do with how much data exists.
Tag: microscopy
New diatom species discovered by high school students in classroom aquarium experiment
A citizen science project with Spanish secondary school students has led to the description of Craticula scientiacivica, a new diatom ...
Sinan stone composite heals its own cracks within seconds
A calcite-based composite made with finely ground kufeki-musselstone powder closed deep scratches within 6 to 8 seconds through autogenous healing, ...
AI Reads Orchid Stem Powder to Tell Lookalike Species Apart
A new deep learning framework detects species-specific microscopic structures in orchid stem powder with 93.35 percent mean average precision across ...
Corrosion Acts as a Selective Filter That Erases Faint Wear Traces on Bronze Artefacts
A controlled experiment on a replica bronze knife shows that patina systematically obscures shallow use-wear traces, introducing a systematic bias ...
SlidePrep removes chamber grids and reconstructs whole-slide microscopy images
SlidePrep detects and inpaints microscope chamber-grid artifacts before assembling calibrated whole-slide images through a command-line pipeline or a containerized web ...
Two New Purple Fungi Found in Mexico’s Temperate Forests
Morphology, chemistry and DNA sequencing have confirmed two new violet cup fungi from temperate forests in Mexico, including the first ...
Rapid Malaria Test Shows High Sensitivity but Weak Specificity During Peak Transmission Season
A study of 511 participants in Nigeria found that a PfHRP2-based rapid diagnostic test detected most malaria infections during high ...
Atomic Force Microscopy Reveals How Ageing Rewrites Asphalt at the Nanoscale
A new AFM study shows that sample preparation and probe choice can dramatically alter how ageing appears in asphalt binders, ...
Avian malaria found in nearly 40 percent of wild birds in Guatemala’s transforming dry forest
A first molecular survey of wild birds in Guatemala's Motagua Valley found avian malaria in 38 percent of sampled birds, ...
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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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