Recent research conducted by the Chinese University of Hong Kong has delved deep into the connection between autism spectrum disorder and the microbiome residing in the gut. Unlike previous studies that focused solely on bacteria, this new analysis also looked at fungi, archaea, and viruses present in the digestive tract. The team developed an extensive
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The field of artificial intelligence and machine learning has seen significant advancements over the years. However, scientists have continuously faced challenges when it comes to building and scaling up brain-like systems that can perform complex tasks efficiently. One of the major tradeoffs has been the speed and power consumption required to train computers to perform
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Chemical reactions are complex processes that often involve the formation of intermediate compounds before the final products are obtained. Understanding these intermediate steps is crucial for advancements in various fields, including energy generation, catalysis, and medicine. However, visualizing these short-lived intermediates at the atomic level has proven to be quite challenging. One innovative method that
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Climate change poses a significant threat to the Earth’s delicate ecological balance, with consequences that extend beyond rising temperatures and extreme weather events. As the planet warms, the ocean’s overturning circulation is expected to weaken, leading to a reduction in the amount of carbon dioxide that is absorbed from the atmosphere. However, a slower circulation
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Multi-resonance thermally activated delayed fluorescence (MR-TADF) materials have emerged as promising candidates for organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) due to their narrow electroluminescence (EL) spectra. However, many MR-TADF emitters face challenges such as serious triplet-involved quenching processes that reduce EL efficiencies and cause efficiency roll-offs. In a recent study published in Light Science & Applications, a
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The recent classification by the World Health Organization’s cancer agency on talc as “probably carcinogenic” for humans has sparked concerns and debates. Talc, a naturally occurring mineral mined in many parts of the world, is commonly used in talcum baby powder and cosmetics. The decision was based on various evidence, including the link to ovarian
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a common gram-negative bacterium, has earned its reputation as a comic book villain among microbes. Despite being encountered in everyday environments without causing harm to most individuals, this devious killer can exploit the smallest gaps in our defenses to become a runaway infection. Its ability to infiltrate sterile spaces and its ranking on
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NASCAR, known for its thunderous engine roars and high-speed races, unveiled its first electric racecar in downtown Chicago. This marks a significant shift for the motorsport giant, as it partners with major automakers like Chevrolet, Ford, Toyota, and ABB to venture into the realm of high-performance electric vehicles. The goal is to showcase electric racing
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As global police operations have made significant strides in combating cybercrime gangs, experts are warning that these criminal groups are not going away. In fact, they are regrouping and evolving with new tactics to continue their malicious activities. LockBit, a prominent group known for developing malicious software that enables them to lock victims out of
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Penis cancer, although rare, is on the rise in Europe, with experts predicting a significant increase in cases by 2050. While developing countries traditionally have had the highest rates of penis cancer, the trend is shifting towards a rise in cases in European countries as well. One of the main risk factors for penis cancer
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