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INL partners with Coreform to improve open-source modeling and simulation tool MOOSE

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IMAGE: A simulation of a fuel rod s pellets pressing against rod s protective cladding performed in MOOSE before (top) and after (bottom) implementing Coreform s spline technology. Contact is one of the most.
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Credit: Idaho National Laboratory
Long before an advanced nuclear reactor begins to generate power or another complicated project comes to life, researchers and engineers model and simulate it to ensure success. Now a collaboration between Idaho National Laboratory and Orem, Utah-based Coreform makes this modeling and simulation faster, less costly and more efficient.
The partnership improves upon an open-source INL platform to make simulations more true to life, benefiting the many projects that leverage it. ....

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Merging technologies with color to avoid design failures

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IMAGE: In an example shown with Old Main Penn State s main administration building on the University Park campus the researchers algorithm takes a simple image of the material microstructure.
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Credit: Pranav Milind Khanolkar, Penn State
Various software packages can be used to evaluate products and predict failure; however, these packages are extremely computationally intensive and take a significant amount of time to produce a solution. Quicker solutions mean less accurate results.
To combat this issue, a team of Penn State researchers studied the use of machine learning and image colorization algorithms to ease computational load, maintain accuracy, reduce time and predict strain fields for porous materials. They published their work in the ....

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New journal to push the boundaries of biological imaging

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IMAGE: A new Open Access journal from Cambridge University Press will provide a home for interdisciplinary research in the fast-growing field of quantitative and computational imaging in the life sciences.
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Credit: Cambridge University Press
A new Open Access journal from Cambridge University Press will provide a home for interdisciplinary research in the fast-growing field of quantitative and computational imaging in the life sciences.
The Press has launched
Biological Imaging in recognition of the way computer science, machine learning and ever more sophisticated imaging technology are pushing the boundaries of knowledge about the tiny, hidden worlds of living cells and tissues. ....

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"Smiling eyes" may not signify true happiness after all | EurekAlert! Science News

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PITTSBURGH A smile that lifts the cheeks and crinkles the eyes is thought by many to be truly genuine. But new research at Carnegie Mellon University casts doubt on whether this joyful facial expression necessarily tells others how a person really feels inside.
In fact, these smiling eye smiles, called Duchenne smiles, seem to be related to smile intensity, rather than acting as an indicator of whether a person is happy or not, said Jeffrey Girard, a former post-doctoral researcher at CMU s Language Technologies Institute.
I do think it s possible that we might be able detect how strongly somebody feels positive emotions based on their smile, said Girard, who joined the psychology faculty at the University of Kansas this past fall. But it s going to be a bit more complicated than just asking, Did their eyes move? ....

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Brazilian dam collapse could have been predicted with right monitoring technology

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IMAGE: Top left and the bottom right are Google Earth satellite images of the Brumadinho tailings dam taken before and after the collapse on 25 January 2019. Top right and bottom.
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Credit: Google Earth
One of Brazil s worst environmental disasters - a dam collapse that also killed more than 200 people - could have been foreseen with the right monitoring technology, according to a new study by the University of Nottingham and Durham University.
The high-profile catastrophe took place on 25 January 2019 at a tailings dam near the Córrego do Feijão iron ore mine, close to the town of Brumadinho, in Minas Gerais state, south-east Brazil. ....

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