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Annual Cadyville Field Day another big hit - Vimarsana News

Annual Cadyville Field Day another big hit

CADYVILLE — For more than half a century, the annual Cadyville Field Days and parade have brought the community together with an eye towards fellowship and support.

Why Central American Volcanoes Are Ideal for Studying Earth's Evolution | Science - Vimarsana News

Why Central American Volcanoes Are Ideal for Studying Earth's Evolution | Science

The volcanic arc extending from Mexico to Costa Rica expels a variety of magma types that make for a geological paradise

Is This 'Age of the Delta' Coming to an End? – The Wire Science - Vimarsana News

Is This 'Age of the Delta' Coming to an End? – The Wire Science

The wet landmasses, though inherently impermanent, have been essential to both people and wildlife for thousands of years. But recent shifts have brought on some rapid losses that worry scientists.

Build a RISC-V CPU From Scratch - Vimarsana News

Build a RISC-V CPU From Scratch

Use discrete logic chips to build a surprisingly capable CPU with the hottest new architecture

Source: ieee.org
Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to detect crops diseases are on the way - Vimarsana News

Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to detect crops diseases are on the way

Swarms of locusts devastating crops in East Africa, corn rootworms wreaking havoc in the Midwestern US. Blights destroying rubber trees in Brazil and ravaging potatoes in South India. Unpredictable and erratic weather patterns brought on by climate change will only exacerbate these problems — and, scientists say, make crop diseases more likely to strike and inflict major damage.A single warm winter can enable a pest to invade new territories. Maize- and millet-chomping armyworms and fruit-and vegetable-feasting Tephritid fruit flies have spread to new locations as a result of war...