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Machine Learning Shapes Microwave for a Computer's Eyes
Engineers from Duke University and the Institut de Physique de Nice in France have developed a new method to identify objects using microwaves that improves accuracy while reducing the associated computing time and power requirements.
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Thermo Fisher and Agilent Renew Commitment to CDS Sharing Agreement
Thermo Fisher Scientific and Agilent Technologies have announced they are continuing their agreement to the Instrument Control Exchange Program, fostering compatibility among key vendors' instrumentation and chromatography data systems (CDS).
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Enhanced QC Functionality for Matrix Gemini LIMS
New LIMS software provides new features that are now included in the runsheet, graphical configuration tools and substance management functionality.
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Training Algorithms To Tackle Trolls
Machine-learning algorithms can monitor online social media conversations as they evolve, which could lead to an automated way to identify online trolling.
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Using AI To Detect and Grade Prostate Cancer
Research teams at the Karolinska Institutet and Tampere University have developed a method based on artificial intelligence (AI) for the diagnosis and grading of prostate cancer.
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Algorithm Identifies New Treatment for Neuroblastoma
Using a computer algorithm, a team of researchers has identified a promising new treatment for neuroblastoma, a form of cancer that affects specialized nerve cells.
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Machine Learning Tool Identifies 800 Million-Year-Old Amino Acid Pattern
A machine learning method has identified highly elusive amino acid sequences involved in protein interactions.
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Lung Injuries Linked to Vaping Have Been Reported Online for at Least 7 Years
Using automated computer methods, a team have mined a large online discussion forum for e-cigarette users and discovered that this group had reported numerous adverse health effects over the last seven years.
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Aspirin Could Help Curb Colorectal Cancer Recurrence
Researchers have observed, using mouse models and mathematical modeling, that as aspirin dosage is increased, the rate of cell death increases while division rates of cells reduces, meaning tumor cells were more likely to die and not proliferate.
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Gender Differences in Self-Promotion of Research
In a recent study by Lerchenmueller et al., male scientists were found to frame their research findings more positively than female scientists and subsequently received higher rates of citations.
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