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Brain’s Gas and Brake Pedals: How Dopamine and Serotonin Dance Together to Shape Learning

Categories Brain & Behavior

Is it possible to close the texture gap between plant-based meat and animal meat? Ellen Kuhl and her lab are trying. From left: Skyler St. Pierre, Marc Levenston, Ellen Kuhl, Reese Dunne, Ethan Darwin, Valerie Perez Medina, and Divya Adil pose with the meat and plant-based meat they analyzed.

Bridging the Texture Gap: AI and Engineering Drive Plant-Based Meat Innovation

Categories Technology

A new AI program, SEQUOIA, can analyze a microscopy image from a tumor biopsy (left, purple) and rapidly determine what genes are likely turned on and off in the cells it contains (gene expression shown in shades of red and blue on right).

AI System Predicts Cancer Gene Activity From Biopsy Images Alone

Categories Health, Technology

Schematic of gravity machine - a rotating microscope that enables virtual reality arena for plankton and marine snow. The tool enables an infinite field of view microscope in the Z-axis, enabling observation of a sedimenting particle over long periods of time.

Hidden Biological Processes Reshape Our Understanding of Ocean Carbon Storage

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

A review of research of over a hundred geographical sites worldwide, outlining every continental landmass, has revealed a globally extensive gap in the geologic record. | Bernd Dittrich/Unsplash

Stanford Review Reveals Geological Mystery: Where Did the Sediment Go During the Eocene-Oligocene Transition?

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

Map of main gas pipelines and sources of methane emissions related to oil and gas industry operations.

Methane emissions are rising faster than ever

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

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Drugs that improve brain metabolism could help Alzheimer’s patients

Categories Brain & Behavior

This image depicts the inductively heated metamaterial reactor with catalysts filling the ceramic foam baffle. It is producing carbon monoxide and water from the reverse water gas shift reaction. | Dolly Mantle

Revolutionary Electric Reactor Could Slash Industrial Carbon Emissions

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Man in his 50s with hands up

Stanford Study Reveals Major Molecular Shifts in Our 40s and 60s

Categories Health

Production of glass, iron, steel, and cement requires high-temperature heat. (Image credit: Getty Images)

Ancient Heating Tech Could Upend Clean Energy Storage

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Vegan rye sandwich with fresh avocado, salad,veggies, healthy snack, vitamin and diet food copy space

Vegan Diet Linked to Reduced Biological Age in Short-Term Study

Categories Health

Herd of elephants

Male elephants signal ‘let’s go’ with deep rumbles

Categories Life & Non-humans

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