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A study led by Stanford Medicine researchers provides insight into aging of the brain. Adobe Stock/kulkann

Researchers identifies gene ‘fingerprint’ for brain aging

Categories Brain & Behavior

A man pumps water into a tanker in northeastern Jordan. (Image credit: Getty Images)

Jordan’s illegal market for drinking water

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Social Sciences

A line intensity image appears smeared compared to traditional galaxy survey images. (Patrick Breysse)

The universe’s missing teenage pictures

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space

The eternal sunshine of the thoughtless find: A receipt can be a reminder of an impulse buy. | Denis Novikov/iStock

Cash amnesia: Indulging in a Guilty Pleasure? Don’t Put It on the Card.

Categories Brain & Behavior

Understanding what turns regeneration on and off could lead to advances in medical treatments and interventions, including implications related to cancer. (Image credit: Rattiya Thongdumhyu / Shutterstock)

Regeneration might be a whole-body affair

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

Illustration of bubbles of methane on surface of catalyst.

New catalyst could dramatically cut methane pollution from millions of engines

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Emphasizing the skills and abilities of first-generation students can overcome stereotypical attitudes. | iStock/ZeynepKaya

Do First-Gen College Grads Face Bias in the Job Market?

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences

From left, Stanford University researchers Ram Rajagopal, Thomas Navidi and Abbas El Gamal.

Software Coordination Could Eliminate Costly Upgrades to Future Electric Grids

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Illustration of AI

There’s a faster, cheaper way to train large language models

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Sad boy looking out a train window. credit pixabay

Childhood maltreatment predicts adult emotional difficulties

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Don’t put faith in detectors that are “unreliable and easily gamed,” says scholar.

AI-Detectors Biased Against Non-Native English Writers

Categories Social Sciences, Technology

Unconventional z-spin polarization in MnPd3 material. (Image credit: The Wang Group)

Electron Spin Dance: New Memory Material Jives with AI

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

darts hitting a target

AI continues to surpass human performance; it’s time to reevaluate our tests

Categories Technology

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