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Borneo's endangered rainforests are biodiversity hotspots that have existed for at least four million years, according to a new leaf fossil study led by Peter Wilf. Credit: Adobe Stock. All Rights Reserved.

A prehistoric forest grows in Brunei

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans

The anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties of flavonoids play a key role in the control of disease. The researchers suggest that high-flavonoid corn may serve as an effective alternative for improving health and performance in the absence of antimicrobials in chickens. Credit: Gino Lorenzoni/Penn State. All Rights Reserved.

Adding healthier corn to chickens’ diet may cut gut illness

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

Gerson Rosenberg holds in his hands the Penn State Heart, a total artificial heart that was first implanted in a patient at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center in 1985. It was used as a bridge to transplant in patients with heart failure and set the stage for continued development of total artificial hearts as a destination therapy. Credit: Penn State College of Medicine. All Rights Reserved.

Decades in the making: Researchers continue total artificial heart project

Categories Health, Technology

Researchers at the Penn State College of Information Sciences and Technology have identified opportunities to enhance the design and user experience of remote sighted technology—which connects visually impaired individuals with human agents through a live video call on their smartphones. They suggest collaboration between humans and artificial intelligence to address specific challenges that users face with the current technology that existing computer vision techniques have been unable to solve. Credit: Adobe Stock: Diego Cervo. All Rights Reserved.

Vision tech would benefit from human-AI collaboration

Categories Technology

A meltwater lake at the grounding line of the Amery Ice Shelf, East Antarctica. The time series at the bottom shows the lake filling then abruptly draining. A Penn State-led research team noted the first observations of tidal activity potentially forcing large-scale lake drainage, which may temporarily promote ice shelf stability despite increased warming. Credit: Luke Trusel / Penn State. Creative Commons

Strong tides, vanishing lakes may help Antarctic ice shelf

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

CANNabinoid Drug Interaction Review (CANN-DIR) is a free web-based resource developed by Penn State researchers that identifies potential interactions between cannabinoid products and common over-the-counter and prescription medications. Credit: Getty Images | BongkarnThanyakij. All Rights Reserved.

New app shows how cannabinoids could interact with other medications

Categories Health, Technology

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