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Pharmacology - Sep 17
Novartis announces findings from a real-world study of alpelisib demonstrating clinical benefit in people with PIK3CA-Related Overgrowth Spectrum (PROS)
Novartis announces findings from a real-world study of alpelisib demonstrating clinical benefit in people with PIK3CA-Related Overgrowth Spectrum (PROS)
Computer Science - Sep 16
Oxford announces the founding of the new Bennett Institute for Applied Data Science
Oxford announces the founding of the new Bennett Institute for Applied Data Science
Environment - Sep 16
Sustainable solution to the mining industry's 'red mud' waste enters final stage of testing
Sustainable solution to the mining industry's 'red mud' waste enters final stage of testing
Health - Sep 15
Two-thirds report social isolation and loneliness following loss of a loved one during pandemic
Two-thirds report social isolation and loneliness following loss of a loved one during pandemic
Life Sciences - Sep 15
Investigate the influence of the interaction between host and microbiome on the ageing process
Investigate the influence of the interaction between host and microbiome on the ageing process
Environment - Sep 15
Municipal takeover in Michigan: A rational, apolitical response to financial distress, or something else?
Municipal takeover in Michigan: A rational, apolitical response to financial distress, or something else?
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The algorithm on my team
The automation of work is increasing at a tremendous pace. But how well do technology and humans really work together in a digitised world?
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A new member of Ghent University makes an entrance: welcome to supercomputer Hortense!
Boasting a RAM memory of almost 100 TB, a top performance reaching 3.3 petaflops, ... Hortense has quite a list of accolades.
Computer Science - Health - 25.09.2020
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Machine Learning Takes on Synthetic Biology: Algorithms Can Bioengineer Cells for You
Berkeley Lab scientists develop a tool that could drastically speed up the ability to design new biological systems Tijana Radivojevic (left) and Hector Garcia Martin working on mechanical and statistical modeling, data visualizations, and metabolic maps at the Agile BioFoundry last year. (Credit: Thor Swift/Berkeley Lab) If you've eaten vegan burgers that taste like meat or used synthetic collagen in your beauty routine - both products that are "grown" in the lab - then you've benefited from synthetic biology.
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Managing with machines
One application in which Brandao and the IT Services team have opted for AI is a key piece of research infrastructure known as the Leonhard cluster, which is specially designed for big data analytics and machine learning. "It offers features unmatched by any other cluster in the world and is very popular in biomedical research and other areas," says Brandao.
Computer Science - 15.09.2020 
Who makes the final decision?
Protecting citizens in the face of disaster often requires far-reaching decisions to be made. Any assistance is welcome - including from AI.
Computer Science - Campus - 15.09.2020 
Everything AI?
Artificial intelligence is having a growing impact on our daily lives and is also revolutionising research.
Computer Science - Health - 15.09.2020 
The "black box" problem
A bioethicist and a neuroinformatics scientist discuss how machines are becoming more intelligent and why the advances in technology are leading to new ethical challenges.
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Computer Science - Microtechnics - 31.08.2020 
Three ways to do hands-on and lab classes remotely
One of the challenges of teaching online is how to create meaningful hands-on experiences, but this fall University of Michigan engineering students will build their own pulse oximeters, control a rob
Computer Science - Mathematics - 31.08.2020 
Researchers set sights on theory of deep learning
DOD-funded team is developing guiding principles for popular form of AI Deep learning is an increasingly popular form of artificial intelligence that's routinely used in products and services that impact hundreds of millions of lives, despite the fact that no one quite understands how it works.
Life Sciences - Computer Science - 31.08.2020
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Pedagogy - Computer Science - 30.08.2020 
Teaching AI to learn like a child
As impressive as they may be, the latest AI systems are still no match for humans. Benjamin Grewe pushes for tomorrow's intelligent machines to learn the way young children do.
Computer Science - Life Sciences - 28.08.2020 
Rice computer science lab collaborates on design of novel SARS-CoV-2 test
Bioinformatics group aims to streamline development of COVID-19 testing By Heather Ferreyra Special to the Rice News The bioinformatics research group of Rice computer scientist Todd Treangen is coll
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Faculty from Allen School, Evans School tapped for NSF institutes on artificial intelligence
University of Washington faculty are part of two new National Science Foundation institutes devoted to artificial intelligence research.
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The automation of work is increasing at a tremendous pace. But how well do technology and humans really work together in a digitised world?
UCLA Library announces fall 2020 remote public programs
In October, November and early December, UCLA librarians and staff will share their expertise across dozens of events — from research and data science workshops to lectures and film screenings
In October, November and early December, UCLA librarians and staff will share their expertise across dozens of events — from research and data science workshops to lectures and film screenings
UC San Diego COVID-19 Forecast Now Part of CDC Model
A computational model that forecasts the number of COVID-19 deaths in the United States as a whole and in each state developed by a team of researchers from UC San Diego and Northeastern University is now part of the national mortality forecast issued by the Centers for Disease Control.
A computational model that forecasts the number of COVID-19 deaths in the United States as a whole and in each state developed by a team of researchers from UC San Diego and Northeastern University is now part of the national mortality forecast issued by the Centers for Disease Control.
Student Studies Movement in Fashion’s Future
Carnegie Mellon University senior David Perry contemplates how fabric will move in the future. Not just the way clothing can drape a body or how curtains billow in a breeze, but how technology and electronics can change the way we think about clothing and material.
Carnegie Mellon University senior David Perry contemplates how fabric will move in the future. Not just the way clothing can drape a body or how curtains billow in a breeze, but how technology and electronics can change the way we think about clothing and material.
CMU’s MoonRanger Will Search for Water at Moon’s South Pole
Small, Speedy Rover Completes Preliminary Design Review MoonRanger, a small robotic rover being developed by Carnegie Mellon University and its spinoff Astrobotic , has completed its preliminary design review in preparation for a 2022 mission to search for signs of water at the moon's south pole.
Small, Speedy Rover Completes Preliminary Design Review MoonRanger, a small robotic rover being developed by Carnegie Mellon University and its spinoff Astrobotic , has completed its preliminary design review in preparation for a 2022 mission to search for signs of water at the moon's south pole.
Countdown für neue Satellitenmission läuft
NetSat soll erstmals die Selbstorganisation von mehreren Satelliten im dreidimensionalen Raum im Rahmen einer Formation im Orbit zeigen.
NetSat soll erstmals die Selbstorganisation von mehreren Satelliten im dreidimensionalen Raum im Rahmen einer Formation im Orbit zeigen.
Boasting a RAM memory of almost 100 TB, a top performance reaching 3.3 petaflops, ... Hortense has quite a list of accolades.
Blockchain contact tracing app aims to win public trust to tackle COVID-19
A new form of digital contact tracing which uses unbreakable encryption to secure personal data could help win the level of public engagement required to fight the spread of COVID-19, scientists say.
A new form of digital contact tracing which uses unbreakable encryption to secure personal data could help win the level of public engagement required to fight the spread of COVID-19, scientists say.
Berkeley Lab scientists develop a tool that could drastically speed up the ability to design new biological systems Tijana Radivojevic (left) and Hector Garcia Martin working on mechanical and statistical modeling, data visualizations, and metabolic maps at the Agile BioFoundry last year. (Credit: Thor Swift/Berkeley Lab) If you've eaten vegan burgers that taste like meat or used synthetic collagen in your beauty routine - both products that are "grown" in the lab - then you've benefited from synthetic biology.
Achieving greater safety with EMMA
Relax, work, watch movies: once cars can drive by themselves, drivers can put their commute into work to good use.
Relax, work, watch movies: once cars can drive by themselves, drivers can put their commute into work to good use.
Roborace Team Prepares for First Competition
CMU enters the first U.S. team in the international autonomous vehicle race An autonomous car programmed by a Carnegie Mellon University student team will race for the first time Sept.
CMU enters the first U.S. team in the international autonomous vehicle race An autonomous car programmed by a Carnegie Mellon University student team will race for the first time Sept.
Robots to Help Children Touch the Outside World
UC team developing better telepresence robots, equipped with robotic arms A team of University of California researchers is working to improve telepresence robots and the algorithms that drive them to help children with disabilities stay connected to their classmates, teachers and communities.
UC team developing better telepresence robots, equipped with robotic arms A team of University of California researchers is working to improve telepresence robots and the algorithms that drive them to help children with disabilities stay connected to their classmates, teachers and communities.
One application in which Brandao and the IT Services team have opted for AI is a key piece of research infrastructure known as the Leonhard cluster, which is specially designed for big data analytics and machine learning. "It offers features unmatched by any other cluster in the world and is very popular in biomedical research and other areas," says Brandao.
Protecting citizens in the face of disaster often requires far-reaching decisions to be made. Any assistance is welcome - including from AI.
Artificial intelligence is having a growing impact on our daily lives and is also revolutionising research.
A bioethicist and a neuroinformatics scientist discuss how machines are becoming more intelligent and why the advances in technology are leading to new ethical challenges.
Putting the users centre stage
Even if we succeed in combatting the COVID crisis, the challenges for the health system will not simply disappear. Digital technologies can be developed to help meet ongoing challenges; Nicole Wenderoth explains what should be borne in mind here. Across the globe, the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed healthcare systems to their limits, at least for the moment.
Even if we succeed in combatting the COVID crisis, the challenges for the health system will not simply disappear. Digital technologies can be developed to help meet ongoing challenges; Nicole Wenderoth explains what should be borne in mind here. Across the globe, the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed healthcare systems to their limits, at least for the moment.
One of the challenges of teaching online is how to create meaningful hands-on experiences, but this fall University of Michigan engineering students will build their own pulse oximeters, control a rob
DOD-funded team is developing guiding principles for popular form of AI Deep learning is an increasingly popular form of artificial intelligence that's routinely used in products and services that impact hundreds of millions of lives, despite the fact that no one quite understands how it works.
As impressive as they may be, the latest AI systems are still no match for humans. Benjamin Grewe pushes for tomorrow's intelligent machines to learn the way young children do.
Bioinformatics group aims to streamline development of COVID-19 testing By Heather Ferreyra Special to the Rice News The bioinformatics research group of Rice computer scientist Todd Treangen is coll
Amateur Drone Videos Could Aid in Natural Disaster Damage Assessment
It wasn't long after Hurricane Laura hit the Gulf Coast Thursday that people began flying drones to record the damage and posting videos on social media.
It wasn't long after Hurricane Laura hit the Gulf Coast Thursday that people began flying drones to record the damage and posting videos on social media.
UChicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering to partner in $20 million institute for farming with AI
The National Artificial Intelligence Research Institutes program has announced the formation of a new institute to accelerate artificial intelligence research and agricultural innovation.
The National Artificial Intelligence Research Institutes program has announced the formation of a new institute to accelerate artificial intelligence research and agricultural innovation.
University of Washington faculty are part of two new National Science Foundation institutes devoted to artificial intelligence research.
Caltech Faculty to Advance Future Quantum Science Efforts
At a Glance Leadership President Provost Board of Trustees Legacy History & Milestones Historic Awards & Honors Caltech Archives Interactive History Map News Publications This is Caltech Calte
At a Glance Leadership President Provost Board of Trustees Legacy History & Milestones Historic Awards & Honors Caltech Archives Interactive History Map News Publications This is Caltech Calte
U-M’s DARPA project aims to protect cars, trucks, spacecraft from hackers
Even the most advanced cars and other vehicles hide a rat's nest of electronics-hundreds of processors and millions of lines of code that were designed separately but now must work together under the hood for years at a time.
Even the most advanced cars and other vehicles hide a rat's nest of electronics-hundreds of processors and millions of lines of code that were designed separately but now must work together under the hood for years at a time.
New $115 Million Quantum Systems Accelerator to Pioneer Quantum Technologies for Discovery Science
Berkeley Lab-led center to catalyze U.S. leadership in quantum information science, and strengthen the nation's research community to accelerate commercialization The Quantum Systems Accelerator will optimize a wide range of advanced qubit technologies available today.
Berkeley Lab-led center to catalyze U.S. leadership in quantum information science, and strengthen the nation's research community to accelerate commercialization The Quantum Systems Accelerator will optimize a wide range of advanced qubit technologies available today.
News in Brief
Pharmacology - Sep 17
Novartis announces findings from a real-world study of alpelisib demonstrating clinical benefit in people with PIK3CA-Related Overgrowth Spectrum (PROS)
Novartis announces findings from a real-world study of alpelisib demonstrating clinical benefit in people with PIK3CA-Related Overgrowth Spectrum (PROS)
Computer Science - Sep 16
Oxford announces the founding of the new Bennett Institute for Applied Data Science
Oxford announces the founding of the new Bennett Institute for Applied Data Science
Environment - Sep 16
Sustainable solution to the mining industry's 'red mud' waste enters final stage of testing
Sustainable solution to the mining industry's 'red mud' waste enters final stage of testing
Health - Sep 15
Two-thirds report social isolation and loneliness following loss of a loved one during pandemic
Two-thirds report social isolation and loneliness following loss of a loved one during pandemic
Life Sciences - Sep 15
Investigate the influence of the interaction between host and microbiome on the ageing process
Investigate the influence of the interaction between host and microbiome on the ageing process
Environment - Sep 15
Municipal takeover in Michigan: A rational, apolitical response to financial distress, or something else?
Municipal takeover in Michigan: A rational, apolitical response to financial distress, or something else?