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AI Leads the Way in 2025 IEEE Tech Impact Study
For the second year in a row, top tech leaders selected artificial intelligence as the most important current technology. IEEE surveyed 350 CIOs,...
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There is now about five bottle caps worth of plastic in human brains - 3 Quarks Daily
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Vegas plays home to Gia Coppola's powerful work of meta-textual casting. Gia Coppola's The Last Showgirl is a spellbinding film about aging, made with tremendous...
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nature
Scientists finally pinpoint fungal virus harming frogs and toads, significantly aiding conservation efforts
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Brain Networks Reveal How Psychosis Symptoms Change Over time
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Should you switch your trail-running shoes? New research finds runners wearing sneakers with thick soles are more likely to get injured
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