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A framework for developing algorithms that more successfully incorporate moral principles into artificial intelligence (AI) decision-making programs has been devised by an interdisciplinary team of researchers.

The study outlined in this article contradicts current understandings of the formation of slippery materials and provides a new avenue of study for the field.

Millions of international viewers tuned up to watch the reality TV show “Ice Road Truckers,” in which professional truck drivers were supposed to perform terrifying tasks like moving heavy freight across frozen lakes in the distant Arctic.

Stanford scientists have created a 3D printing technology that aims to generate print instantly by combining different types of resin in a single element.

Brain stimulation paired with a nose spray comprising nanoparticles can increase recovery after ischemic stroke in an animal model, according to scientists from Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University and other universities in China.

Sep 28 2022 Reviewed by Laura Thomson With carbon dioxide emissions reaching a record high in 2021, clean energy is more crucial than ever. Solar energy is one such fossil-fuel alternative.

Scientists have formulated a method to create lithium-ion battery cathodes without adding cobalt, as cobalt is plagued by price instability and geopolitical impediments.

A research team has developed a new and improved, environmentally-friendly paper-sensor.

The total death rate of cancer has decreased by over 30% over the past 30 years, thanks to advancements in early detection and treatment.

Most parents have experienced frustration when their infants cry excessively and refuse to sleep. Scientists have found that the best strategy to calm them down is by holding and walking with them for five minutes. This evidence-based soothing strategy is presented in a paper published September 13 in the journal Current Biology.