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AI won’t replace computer scientists any time soon—here are 10 reasons why
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain As AI systems expand their already impressive capacities, there is an increasingly common belief that the field of computer...
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Iran holds state funeral for top commanders, scientists killed by Israel | Israel-Iran conflict News
A state funeral service is under way in Iran for about 60 people, including military commanders, killed in Israeli attacks, with thousands joining...
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Scientists develop stable all-perovskite tandem solar cells
The device architecture of the developed all-perovskite tandem solar cells. Credit: NIMTE A research group led by Prof. Ge Ziyi from the Ningbo...
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Scientists create soft robots from rice paper that biodegrades safely within 32 days
Rice paper has material characteristics similar to the most a widely used silicone materials in soft robotics, opening up exciting possibilities for researchers....
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Israel kills nuclear scientists, strikes sites in Iran: Who did it target? | Conflict News
Two key Iranian nuclear scientists are among six scientists killed in Israeli strikes on sites in Iran on Friday. More than 200 Israeli...
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Month of May was world’s second-warmest on record: EU scientists | Climate Crisis News
The biggest temperature increases were recorded in the Middle East, West Asia, northeast Russia, and north Canada. This year, the world experienced its...
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Scientists solve high-nickel cathode challenge, reducing residual lithium
Distribution of residual lithium observed in intergranular voides via SEM imaging. Credit: Korea Institute Of Energy Research Researchers have resolved a long-standing challenge...
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Scientists use AI and X-ray vision to gain insight into zinc-ion battery electrolyte
Scientists used AI to model how zinc and chloride ions (gray and green spheres) at different concentrations would interact with and move through...
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Scientists want to power future electronics with edible mushrooms and fungal paper batteries that dissolve after use
Mycelium might power electronics someday, if it stops biodegrading before the job is done The split-gill mushroom’s extracellular matrix may be the key...
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