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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been making progress over the years, and now, it is possible for a computer to learn from the past and predict future events. However, a new approach to AI is emerging that looks to use a different kind of computer – one that is more like a tank of water. This
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Swedish researchers from Linköping University and the KTH Royal Institute of Technology have developed the world’s first wooden transistor. Although wood is not semiconductive, the researchers stripped hardwood balsa of its tough lignin and then filled the remaining material with a mixed electron-ion conducting polymer called PEDOT:PSS. By stacking millimeter-thick units that operated as electrodes
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Acquiring human tissue samples for biological research can be a challenging process. Obtaining tissue samples through ethical methods, such as organ donation and surgical procedures, can still be a difficult and limited process. Additionally, the specific size and type of tissue samples needed for research projects can be restricted. This has led scientists to look
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SpaceX’s 40-story Starship mega-rocket, the most powerful ever launched, took off towards space for the first time on April 20. However, the rocket’s Super Heavy booster fired more than two dozen truck-sized Raptor engines at once, causing debris to fly and soil and sand to rain down on a town five miles away. The launchpad
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