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As anti-vaccinationists, global-warming denialists, and young-earth creationists know, it’s not too hard to fool the public with bogus science. But a new exercise by John Bohannon of Science suggests it’s not too hard too fool professionals either. Bohannon used a computer program to generate unique iterations of a purposely flawed paper, playing Mad Libs with the formula “Molecule X from lichen species Y inhibits the growth of cancer cell Z.” He sent his fake papers to 304 open-access journals, and it was accepted by more than half.

I spent the last 20 years developing a model of working memory and consciousness. I have laid this out in a series of 25 diagrams illustrating the process and "shape" of thought. Now I am interested in implementing this model within a computer to develop artificial superintelligence.

Witness says that the Chinese government forced Uyghurs and other minorities to register biometric data.

McCormick Prof. Yonggang Huang was awarded the 2024 Rodney Hill Prize, an international award for outstanding contributions in solid mechanics research, the University announced Dec. 20. Huang serves as the Achenbach Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Materials Science and Engineering at NU. He was recognized for his research, including on deterministic...

Shellfish poisoning can cause severe neurological symptoms, including ocular dysmetria, and can be difficult to diagnose.