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For the first time, researchers have utilized detailed factors such as water depth and temperature to better estimate the capacity for floating solar panels on U.S. reservoirs. Even under conservative projections, these reservoirs present enormous potential, with the ability to support projects generating up to 77,000 megawatts. (Photo: Getty Images)

US Federal Reservoirs Could Host Enough Floating Solar to Power Half the Nation’s Clean Energy Needs

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Researcher Alejandro Marangoni demonstrates the stretchy properties of his team’s plant-based cheese analog.

Scientists Crack Code for Better Vegan Cheese

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

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AI Outperforms Humans in Understanding Speech – With One Notable Exception

Categories Technology

Prototype of Scatterers Installed on Top of Landfill Facilities

Satellite Tech Slashes Infrastructure Costs and Prevents Urban Disasters

Categories Social Sciences, Space, Technology

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The Secret to Smarter AI? Linguistic Diversity, Not Bigger Data

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Dense human population is linked to longer urban coyote survival

Categories Technology

Researchers from Doshisha University in Japan have developed an innovative quasi-solid-state lithium-ion battery (LIB) that incorporates both non-flammable solid and liquid electrolytes. This advanced design offers enhanced ionic conductivity, improved cycling performance, and greater safety compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries.

Novel Battery Design Could Make Electric Vehicles Safer, More Reliable

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Comparison of baseline (upper row) and follow-up (lower row) FBB-PET uptake patterns in Aβ-decrease and Aβ-increase groups. The Centiloid scale, introduced by the Global Alzheimer’s Association Interactive Network, is a standardized quantitative measurement for amyloid PET imaging. Red indicates higher levels of uptake, while blue indicates lower levels. Figure is available in color online only.

Ultrasound Treatment Shows Promise for Alzheimer’s Without Drugs

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Technology

“Lipocartilage” is a type of supportive skeletal tissue, that consists of densely packed, bubble-like cells containing fat. This image shows a scan of mouse ear lipocartilage stained with a green fluorescent dye. Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences

‘Bubble Wrap’ Tissue in Human Body Could Upend Cartilage Research

Categories Health, Technology

Zahra Fatahimeiabadi, a graduate student in the lab of Sudip Bajpeyi, Ph.D., a professor in the Department of Kinesiology at The University of Texas at El Paso (not pictured), demonstrates a resistance workout while using neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES). Bajpeyi leads a team of researchers whose new meta-analysis study, published this month in the European Journal of Applied Physiology, found that combining NMES with resistance training leads to greater muscle mass and strength compared to resistance training alone.

Adding Electrical Stimulation to Workouts Boosts Muscle Gains, Study Shows

Categories Health, Technology

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Solar Cell Breakthrough: Finnish Scientists Crack Efficiency, 16-Year Stability Barrier

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

This artist's concept shows a quantum refrigerator based on superconducting circuits. The device cools qubits to extremely low temperatures using three qubits: a hot qubit (top right), a cold qubit (bottom right), and a target qubit (bottom left). Heat from a nearby hot environment powers the process, allowing the refrigerator to extract thermal energy from the target qubit and release it into a cold environment. This brings the target qubit to a low-error ground state, ideal for quantum computing. The device was developed at the Myfab nanofabrication lab, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden.

Self-Powered Quantum Refrigerator Sets New Cold Record for Computing

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

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