A collaboration between researchers from the Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence (IDSIA USI-SUPSI) , led by Cesare Alippi, a Full Professor at the Faculty of Informatics at Università d

Zoonotic diseases The infectious and multi-resistant cattle disease Salmonella Dublin can be fatal to both humans and animals and causes significant losses for farmers.

Our dependence on digital technology drives us to allocate significant resources towards securing our systems against potential local or global blackouts.

Data analysis by a University of Manchester psychologist has confirmed the suspicion that tennis players who take a bathroom break are likely to gain an advantage over their opponent.

Researchers found European cough medicine Ambroxol may reduce psychiatric symptoms, improve cognitive performance About half of those diagnosed with Parkinson's develop dementia within 10 years, profoundly affecting patients, families and the health care system.

These scientists can 3D-print living cells - a first step to printing our own organs. Back in 2015, chemist Professor Adam Perriman was hacking 3D plastic printers with his team at the University of Bristol, UK, looking for a way to print biological materials.

New research finds that all major UK political parties lack the boldness needed to significantly raise people out of poverty.

A Caltech-led team has developed a safe, effective, and painless breast imaging technique that incorporates machine learning</a> to help differentiate between suspicious and healthy tissue. The method has now been tested on patients and performs as well as or better than other conventional breast imaging techniques.</p> <p >For decades, X-ray mammography has been the gold standard of breast imaging for the early detection of breast cancer.

Insects Botanists from the University of Copenhagen and the UK set out to find the best flower combinations for bees and hoverflies.

An ambitious new research project, SynHG (Synthetic Human Genome), is aiming to develop the foundational and scalable tools, technology and methods needed to synthesise human genomes.

The outcomes of a new study on the extent of future flooding caused by climate change along the Clyde Estuary could help coastal cities around the world better defend themselves against rising tides and extreme weather.

RVC research highlights the potential gains from early conversations and treatment for newly diagnosed cats with diabetes New research from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has shed new light on the epidemiology, risk factors and outcomes for cats diagnosed with diabetes mellitus in the UK.

Cancer is costly for patients and the NHS - but it also has a significant impact on the UK economy, according to research led by the University of Leeds. The UK could save billions of pounds per year by focusing on cancer prevention, as well as finding and treating cancer earlier, according to the Cost of Cancer report , commissioned by Cancer Research UK.

A teenager who has lost family members including her mother because of a rare genetic hereditary illness has become the first patient in the UK and Europe to have a new treatment developed by Cambridge researchers and approved for use on the NHS.

Digital habits What lies behind our dissatisfaction with our screen use - and why does the dissatisfaction rarely lead to action? A new Danish study sheds light on this.

How can we accelerate the energy transition in a socially responsible way? researchers propose a publicly funded basic service in solar energy that would increase energy autonomy, create social justice and promote further investment in renewable energies.

Researchers from TU Graz, Pro2Future and the University of St. Gallen have developed methods that enable IoT devices to run AI models with minimal memory - for example, to correct positioning errors.

A new molecule co-developed by ANU chemists can store digital data at temperatures as cold as the moon at night.

VUB researchers contribute to European information platform aiming to lower barriers to mental health care Refugees and migrants are at an increased risk of mental health disorders such as post-traum

Chi Nguyen remembers the moment she plugged her laptop into a large monitor in a conference room and onlookers began to cheer.

The housing market in Aarhus is fairly competitive, and for good reason! Aarhus is a beautiful, vibrant city with the highest percentage of students in Denmark.

A new report - ' Seen, Heard and Understood: Unlocking the Potential of Children's Information Systems to Improve Outcomes' - released today by the Children's Information Project  and led by the Rees