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Infrared cameras, which detect and measure heat emitted by objects, have evolved from military use to widespread applications in medical diagnostics, industrial inspections, and consumer electronics. Advancements in technology and AI integration promise further improvements in sensitivity, resolution, and versatility.

Regulators from across the country convened this week (Nov 16) for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners 135th Annual Meeting and Education Conference, to participate in informa. . .

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In recognition of America Recycles Day, Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc. ("ADS" or the "Company"), a leading provider of innovative water management solutions in the stormwater and onsite septic wastewater industries, recognizes the importance of...

An increase in cannabis use has led to growing concerns surrounding interactions between its components, THC and CBD, and prescription medications.

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Open access notables This week were pleased to highlight a paper by Sergei Samoilenko and John Cook, the latter name likely familiar to many as Dr. Cook is the founder of Skeptical Science. Published in Climate Policy, Samoilienko & Cooks Developing an Ad Hominem Typology for Classifying Climate Misinformation codifies, categorizes and analyzes a large sample of ad hominem arguments derived from numerous contrarian blogs and think-tanks, distilling the following key resul...

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The supply-side framework outlined in this paper does not include all the effects of taxation that economists would like to examine. Depending on one's perspective, the glass could be considered half-full as well as half-empty. But if the only "dynamic" thing the Joint Committee on Taxation did was to incorporate the detrimental effects of federal deficits on capital formation, this would be more than worth the effort.