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Scientists Grow Mars Bricks From Sand and Yeast, No Furnace Required
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (323+ words) Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Jishen Qiu (The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology) Living building material can be 3D printed under simulated Martian conditions at –30°C and 0.01 atm. (Credit: Ning Liu) Researchers started by genetically modifying a…...
AI Invented Entirely New Language, With Its Own Grammar, Vocabulary, and Sounds
1+ week, 11+ hour ago (218+ words) Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Morris Alper, Moran Yanuk (Tel Aviv University) What sets this apart from a novelty is the system’s approach. Rather than asking an AI to dream up an entire language in one shot, which…...
Smart Material Uses Body's Own Healing Proteins to Help Repair Wounds
1+ week, 13+ hour ago (246+ words) Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Benjamin D. Almquist (Imperial College London) (Credit: © nespix - stock.adobe.com) When a wound struggles to heal, doctors sometimes apply proteins called growth factors, signaling molecules that tell cells to grow new blood vessels,…...
Smartwatch 'Readiness' Score May Be Less Scientific Than It Looks
1+ week, 2+ day ago (159+ words) Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Adam S. Lepley (University of Michigan) Nearly one in three Americans report regularly using a wearable device, according to figures cited in the review. Athletes plan training around recovery scores. People manage chronic conditions…...
Scientists Just Built The First Titanium Frame That Floats
1+ week, 4+ day ago (225+ words) Research led by Ma Qian, Dr Jordan Noronha (RMIT University) Cross sections of the titanium lattice cube showing before and after being filled with polyurethane foam for buoyancy. (Credit: Sara Tan, RMIT) Their solution: 3D-printed titanium struts that are hollow…...
Smartwatch Calorie Accuracy Drops as Body Fat Rises, Study Finds
1+ week, 5+ day ago (378+ words) Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Jason Kostrna (Florida International University) That detail matters because people managing their weight, often carrying more body fat, are exactly the population leaning hardest on these devices to plan meals, track exercise, and…...
The First Standardized Test For AI Tampering Just Failed Every Model
2+ week, 4+ day ago (217+ words) Research led by Saad Hossain (University of Waterloo) (© Crovik Media - stock.adobe.com) A team of researchers built the first standardized system for stress-testing the safety of open-weight AI models, and the results are unsettling: every single model they tested…...
Old-School Press Releases Still Beat Social Media For Science News
2+ week, 6+ day ago (186+ words) When a brain research center in Spain wanted to know whether their communications team was actually making a difference, they ran a controlled experiment. What they found should change how universities and research centers think about getting their science noticed....
This Resume Format Got The Most Interviews In Study Of 204 Applications
3+ week, 35+ min ago (318+ words) Home › Workplace News Research led by Kickresume Getty Images For Unsplash+ That simple format drew a positive response 31% of the time, the best showing of any resume style in the test. A two-column version of a human-written resume, the kind…...
Taking A Screenshot Could Sabotage Memory, Researchers Find
3+ week, 3+ hour ago (73+ words) Home › Mobile Phones News Research led by Deanne L. Westerman (Binghamton University) (Credit: © ozoneanna - stock.adobe.com) Across these experiments, reflexively capturing an image came with a clear memory cost and little evidence of anything in return. Saving something to…...