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Mother Mererid and baby Mabli were volunteers in the study

Seeing Through a Baby’s Eyes: New Wearable Brain Scanner Maps Infant Brain Activity in Real-Time

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

(A) Proposed key terms to define. (B) Proposed most applicable specific fields the nomenclature guide will be used in; however, others may also find this work useful. (C) A mixed method approach with a modified Delphi method. This approach entails an initial round with pre-selected open-ended questions (i), strategic refinement and categorization (ii), and collaborative consultation (iii) in an iterative manner (ii and iii) until a suitable level of consensus is achieved (iv). If consensus is not reached on any specific terms, a weighted majority voting system will be implemented to reach a conclusion (v).

Defining the Future: A Unified Language for AI and Biological Intelligence

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences, Technology

A generated image showing a computer processor with a magnifying glass revealing the Path History Register and branch predictor, along with a warning sign indicating a security vulnerability

Researchers Uncover New High-Precision Attacks Targeting Billions of Intel and AMD Processors

Categories Social Sciences, Technology

In 2015, Drs. Xiao Zhen Zhou (left) and Kun Ping Lu discovered the association between cis P-tau and Alzheimer’s, traumatic brain injuries and stroke. The new study is the first to identify the toxic protein outside the brain in the placenta and the blood of preeclampsia patients. (Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry photo)

In major breakthrough, researchers close in on preeclampsia cure

Categories Health

Elephant eating. Pixabay

Like us, elephants vary their evening meal

Categories Life & Non-humans

UVB has many uses today but requires inefficient and toxic sources to produce. A collaborative effort involving Kyushu University and Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz developed a system where blue LED light is upconverted to UVB light. Moreover, the system uses only organic materials, opening the door for a more sustainable and ecofriendly method of generating UVB light.

Turning blue light into useful UVB

Categories Technology

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