Just like how athletes train rigorously for the Olympics, cybersecurity engineers for the Paris Games are deep into their preparations. They have engaged friendly hackers to test their cyberdefenses, much like boxers spar with partners to prepare for a fight. This meticulous training involves studying the tactics, strengths, and weaknesses of potential cyber adversaries. From
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Many of us have a basic understanding of what is good for our health – standing is better than sitting, exercising regularly is beneficial, and getting enough sleep is crucial. But what happens when we start to question how to best balance these aspects in our daily routine? Research has shown that the optimal amount
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Carnegie Mellon University’s He Lab has been dedicated to exploring noninvasive alternatives to traditional invasive brain-computer interfaces. The lab’s research in 2019 showcased a groundbreaking achievement – using a noninvasive BCI to control a robotic arm’s movement just by thinking. This demonstrated the potential for noninvasive BCIs to play a significant role in the future
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The movement of tectonic plates has long been known to shape the rocky features of Earth’s surface. However, recent research indicates that the mantle layer underneath the plates also exerts a significant influence on the topography of Earth. This subtle influence, known as residual topography, can be seen in various locations far from tectonic plate
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As the world’s aging population continues to grow, the prevalence of chronic illnesses such as dementia, cardiovascular disease, and osteoporosis is reaching epidemic levels. Many individuals, regardless of age, are interested in living healthier lives, not just longer ones. Recent research has highlighted the importance of physical activity in midlife for women in their 40s
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The Sun, a celestial body we are all familiar with, appears quite different when viewed through the lens of ESA’s Solar Orbiter mission. In a single frame from a video captured by this mission, the Sun looks incredibly fluffy. Feathery, hair-like structures made of plasma can be seen following magnetic field lines in the Sun’s
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Terpenes are a diverse group of natural substances that can be found in a variety of sources including plants, insects, and sea sponges. These compounds have proven to be valuable in the field of medicine, with some terpenes showing promise in the treatment of conditions such as cancer, malaria, and epilepsy. However, the ability to
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The battle against glioblastoma, the most aggressive and fatal type of brain cancer, has seen a ray of hope with the introduction of a personalized vaccine. In a groundbreaking clinical trial, this innovative medicine has not only extended the survival of patients but has also shown remarkable effectiveness in activating the immune system against the
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The rocks studied by the Curiosity rover in an ancient, long-dried lakebed on Mars have provided valuable insights into the conditions that may have been conducive to life billions of years ago. Among the surprising discoveries in the Gale Crater are significant amounts of manganese oxide. This mineral is commonly found in Earth’s lakes due
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One major strategy to achieve net-zero carbon emissions revolves around transitioning various sectors of the economy, such as transportation and heating, to operate on electricity generated from renewable sources. However, there are areas in society where carbon elimination is not feasible, such as in the case of plastics which are comprised of carbon-based molecules. Chemist
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