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New method could democratize deep learning-enhanced microscopy

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VIDEO: A low-resolution time-lapse of a mitochondrial network (cell s powerhouse) inside a cancer cell (left) is enhanced using artificial intelligence (right). Inset at bottom left highlights a fission (splitting) event that.
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Credit: Salk Institute/Waitt Advanced Biophotonics Core
LA JOLLA (March 8, 2021) Deep learning is a potential tool for scientists to glean more detail from low-resolution images in microscopy, but it s often difficult to gather enough baseline data to train computers in the process. Now, a new method developed by scientists at the Salk Institute could make the technology more accessible by taking high-resolution images, and artificially degrading them. ....

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Shining a light on the true value of solar power

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IMAGE: Customers with solar distributed generation are making it so utility companies don t have to make as many infrastructure investments, while at the same time solar shaves down peak demands when.
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Credit: Sarah Atkinson/Michigan Tech
Beyond the environmental benefits and lower electric bills, it turns out installing solar panels on your house actually benefits your whole community. Value estimations for grid-tied photovoltaic systems prove solar panels are beneficial for utility companies and consumers alike.
For years some utility companies have worried that solar panels drive up electric costs for people without panels. Joshua Pearce, Richard Witte Endowed Professor of Materials Science and Engineering and professor of electrical and computer engineering at Michigan Technological University, has shown the opposite is true grid-tied solar photovoltaic (PV) owners are actually subsidizing their non-PV neighbors. ....

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When more Covid-19 data doesn't equal more understanding

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IMAGE: This figure shows a network visualization of Twitter users appearing in the research. Color encodes community and nodes are sized by their degree of connectedness.
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Credit: Image courtesy of Crystal Lee, Graham Jones, Arvind Satyanarayan
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, charts and graphs have helped communicate information about infection rates, deaths, and vaccinations. In some cases, such visualizations can encourage behaviors that reduce virus transmission, like wearing a mask. Indeed, the pandemic has been hailed as the breakthrough moment for data visualization.
But new findings suggest a more complex picture. A study from MIT shows how coronavirus skeptics have marshalled data visualizations online to argue against public health orthodoxy about the benefits of mask mandates. Such counter-visualizations are often quite sophisticated, using datasets from official sources and state-of-the-art visualization method ....

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NSF CAREER award supports Schwartz's research on the Lebedev Process

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Delving deeper into the chemical processes used to make various goods from biomass can help manufacturers use them with greater efficiency, and therefore, increase production. Thomas Schwartz aims to unravel the inner workings of a common method for crafting a compound for rubber known as butadiene, an effort backed by the National Science Foundation.
The assistant professor of chemical engineering at the University of Maine received a $513,995 NSF CAREER Award to advance his ongoing dissection of the Lebedev process. The well-known, multi-step chemical reaction is used to make butadiene from biomass-derived ethanol. However, little research has been conducted on the Lebedev process at the molecular level. ....

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Bringing AI into the real world

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IMAGE: Top (left-right): SMU Professor of Information Systems David Lo; SMU Associate Professor of Information Systems Akshat Kumar.
Bottom (left-right): SMU Vice Provost of Research and Professor of Information Systems Archan.
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Credit: Singapore Management University
SMU Office of Research & Tech Transfer - Even before countries began rolling out their vaccination campaigns, Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca s announcements had already proved fortifying shots. Stocks rallied and healthcare workers celebrated in the wake of the vaccine news late last year. But months on, that early euphoria has somewhat evaporated, replaced by uncertainty and debate over vaccine safety, possible side effects and varying degrees of citizen reluctance. ....

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