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AI Is Learning to Spot Liars by Watching Your Face, Voice, and Words at Once

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Living Plastic Can Self-Destruct on Command

Artist’s impression of two non-commuting forces generating nonlinear interactions. Their combined action produces richer dynamics than either force alone. Image credit: Eliza Wolfson.

Physicists Squeeze Light in a Way That Has Never Been Done Before

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Why AI May Be Making Scientific Discovery More Uniform, Not More Creative

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Caltech’s Simple, Two-LED Solution Keeps Microscopes Focused Automatically

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A Five-Day Brain Stimulation Protocol Is Improving Social Skills in Young Autistic Children

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Your BMI Doesn’t Predict Which Obesity Complications You’ll Get. A New AI Tool Might.

Two cameras monitor how the mouse in the box is feeling. AI algorithms detect even the slightest change in body posture and facial expressions.

AI Reads Animal Face to Tell Whether It’s in Pain

Seung Gyo Jeong (left) and senior author Bharat Jalan (right) have created a new path toward tunable catalysis and electronics in this latest paper.

A Four-Nanometre Sweet Spot Lets Scientists Reprogram How Metals Handle Electricity

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Freeze-Dried Platelets Could Be the First Drug to Treat Brain Swelling After Traumatic Injury

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High-Tech Crystal Learns to Waste Less Power

Nanoscale organisation of many different proteins in a mammalian nucleus obtained with DNA-PAINT imaging

New Microscopy Technique Maps Nine Proteins Inside a Single Nucleus at Once

Why a Slower AI Might Actually Feel Smarter to You

The image illustrates nanoparticles moving along an optical nanofiber under the influence of circularly polarized light. Chiral nanocubes near the fiber experience a force, which depends on both their handedness and the polarization of the light.

How Light Can Sort Drug Molecules by Their Handedness, One at a Time

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