Quantum Biological Tunneling: A New Hope for Cancer Treatment
Quantum biological tunneling is a phenomenon where particles can cross barriers that would normally be impassable. This phenomenon plays a…
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AI outperforms humans in radiology reporting accuracy
A recent study from Harvard Medical School has revealed issues in how automated systems assess the accuracy of AI-generated…
Neural networks aiding cosmologists in disentangling dark matter and dark energy
Neural networks are a powerful new tool for cosmologists to disentangle the effects of dark matter and dark energy. By…
Insect cyborgs: The future of small, high-mobility, and efficient devices
Electrical stimulation of stick insect leg muscles can be used to control their movement, with a nearly linear relationship between…
Evaluation of thermal shock failure mechanism of arc-sprayed Fe-based coatings deposited on different substrates
Weak bonding between coatings and substrates can result in the failure of components subjected to high-temperature fatigue leading to substantial…
Ceramic coatings can suddenly break, but they do not fatigue
Extremely thin ceramic coatings can completely change the properties of technical components. Coatings are used, for example, to increase the…
Robots are helping scientists to understand how insects evolved two distinct flight strategies: synchronous and asynchronous flight.
In synchronous flight, the insect’s brain directly controls each wingstroke. In asynchronous flight, the muscles of the insect’s wings automatically…
Revolutionizing Experiments: Efficient Designs with Zero Autocorrelation Sequences
Orthogonal designs for computer experiments constructed from sequences with zero autocorrelation (also known as orthogonal arrays) are a powerful tool…