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A group is using machine learning algorithms to research climate.

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.

Helping children become more 'digitally resilient' needs to be a collective effort if they are to learn how to "thrive online", according to new research led by the University of East Anglia.

Robotics scientists, materials scientists, and engineers from Rice University and Harvard University demonstrated that it is possible to build non-electronic, programmable circuits that regulate the soft robots’ actions by processing data programmed in bursts of compressed air.

A novel method that integrates electron microscopy and laser technology allows for programmable, arbitrary electron beam shaping. It has the ability to be used to improve electron optics and adaptive electron microscopy by increasing sensitivity while decreasing beam-induced damage.

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

Decarbonizing fossil energy requirements that cannot be directly powered by renewable power is one of the world’s biggest climate challenges.

Scientists are still trying to understand why many breast cancer survivors experience troubling cognitive problems for years after treatment. Inflammation is one possible culprit.

In the not-too-distant future, the plastics in our cars, electronics, and satellites might exist in their second, 25th, or 250th lives.

An international group of researchers has shown that chemical compounds comprising special metals are extremely effective in combating harmful fungal infections.