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Have you ever wondered about the connection between watching sports and your food consumption habits? Research indicates that physical exercise often leads to increased food intake, whether it is as a reward for a successful workout or as a way to replenish the energy expended. However, a new study suggests that simply watching sports on
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When University of Washington graduate student Kate Glazko was on the hunt for research internships, she came across recruiters utilizing advanced artificial intelligence tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT to streamline the process of summarizing resumes and evaluating candidates. While automated resume screening has been a common practice in recruitment for many years, Glazko, an Allen School
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The concept of warp drives, popularized by science fiction franchises, has captured the imagination of many. The idea of traveling faster than the speed of light without violating the laws of physics is indeed intriguing. The Alcubierre Drive, proposed by Mexican physicist Miguel Alcubierre in 1994, laid the foundation for the scientific exploration of warp
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Autism spectrum disorder is a neurological condition that affects individuals in varying degrees, from milder symptoms to more profound cases that require lifelong supportive care. The disparity in symptoms among individuals with autism has long puzzled scientists and researchers. A recent study utilizing mini-brains developed in the lab sheds light on the biological foundations underlying
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When it comes to discussing energy policies, it is essential to recognize the influence of emotions on decision-making. In a recent study published in Energy Policy, a team of psychologists, sociologists, and a lawyer delved into the role of emotions in determining people’s attitudes towards energy sources. One significant finding was the impact of individuals’
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A recent settlement in an Illinois lawsuit involving facial recognition startup Clearview AI has sparked controversy and raised concerns about privacy rights. The settlement, estimated to be worth more than $50 million, has created a unique agreement that gives plaintiffs a share of the company’s potential value rather than a traditional payout. The settlement, approved
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Research conducted at Caltech has revealed a groundbreaking discovery in the world of microbiology. A new class of enzymes has been identified that allows certain bacteria to “breathe” nitrate in low-oxygen conditions, providing them with a crucial evolutionary advantage for survival. However, this process comes at a cost, as it produces nitrous oxide (N2O), a
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Recent research conducted at Legnaro National Laboratory has shed light on the transfer of neutrons in weakly bound nuclei. The study, focusing on the one-neutron stripping process in reactions involving lithium-6 and bismuth-209, has been published in the journal Nuclear Science and Techniques. Contrary to previous beliefs, the research findings have shown that the one-neutron
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DNA, often considered the blueprint of life, has taken on a new role in the field of materials science. Northwestern University researchers, led by Chad Mirkin, have shown that by manipulating DNA chemistry, they can alter its structure and flexibility to create new materials with applications in medicine and the life sciences. This groundbreaking study,
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The H5N1 virus, known for its ability to infect a wide range of bird species and mammals, has spread across continents, with the exception of Oceania. The United Nations has classified it as a “global zoonotic animal pandemic,” highlighting the severity of its impact on both animals and humans. Migratory waterfowl, such as ducks, swans,
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