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'M3GAN's dance to the top proves that horror can be ridiculous again
by Emmett O'Regan'M3GAN's smash success is the tipping point for the return of low-brow horror — and audiences are there to embrace it.inverse.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 14
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Here’s what you need to know about COVID’s XBB.1.5 ‘Kraken’ variant
XBB.1.5, an offshoot of the coronavirus’s omicron variant, can hide from parts of the immune system, but vaccines and some treatments still work.sciencenews.org · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 13
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Supermassive black hole snacks on the same star once every few years
by Leah CraneA black hole almost 900 million light years away consumes part of an orbiting star every time it gets too close.newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 13
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A new Covid-19 omicron subvariant, XBB.1.5, is sweeping the country.
by Katie MacBrideXBB.1.5 is the most highly transmissible version we've seen of the Covid-19 virus. It's also very good at evading immune defenses.inverse.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 13
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Partial COVID-19 closure of a national park reveals negative influence of low-impact recreation on wildlife spatiotemporal ecology - Scientific Reports
Human presence exerts complex effects on the ecology of species, which has implications for biodiversity persistence in protected areas experiencing...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 13
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Therapeutic Value of Drugs Marketed Using Direct-to-Consumer Television Advertising
This cohort study assesses whether drugs with the most direct-to-consumer television advertising represent advances over existing treatments.jamanetwork.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 13
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Long COVID: major findings, mechanisms and recommendations - Nature Reviews Microbiology
Long COVID is an often debilitating illness of severe symptoms that can develop during or following COVID-19. In this Review, Davis, McCorkell, Vogel and...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 13
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Exxon scientists in the 1970s accurately predicted climate change
by Madeleine CuffAnalysis of internal climate projections shows Exxon scientists knew the harm of burning fossil fuels, while firm’s executives played down the risk.newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 12
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Vaginal swabs could be used to predict likelihood of preterm births
by Grace WadeWe often don't know the causes of preterm birth – but analysing metabolic substances in the vaginal microbiome may be a way to predict the risk of premature...newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 12
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HDL ‘good’ cholesterol isn’t always good for heart health
High levels of HDL cholesterol don’t appear to protect against heart disease, while harm from low levels may depend on race, a study reports.sciencenews.org · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 12
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Neural decoding of music from the EEG - Scientific Reports
Neural decoding models can be used to decode neural representations of visual, acoustic, or semantic information. Recent studies have demonstrated neural...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 12
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The Milky Way seems to be missing nearly half of its regular matter
by Leah CraneMeasurements of a blast of radio waves passing through our galaxy have shown that the Milky Way's proportion of visible matter is 40 per cent lower than the...newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 11
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NASA picture is best yet of a permanently shadowed region on the moon
by Leah CraneThe new ShadowCam instrument has sent its first image back from lunar orbit, showing the inside of an area of the moon that never gets any direct sunlight.newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 11
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Saltwater is a lithium-ion battery's worst enemy. This aqueous prototype embraces it.
Coastal floods caused at least 12 electric vehicle fires during Hurricane Ian, but a new breakthrough alternative could prevent that hazard.popsci.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 11
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Gas stoves harm our health and the climate - should they be banned?
by Madeleine CuffUS authorities are reportedly considering a ban on new gas stoves in light of research claiming they are linked to one in eight cases of childhood asthma.newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 11
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Pancreatic cancer linked to disrupted circadian clocks in cells
by Alice KleinCircadian clock genes in almost all our cells follow regular 24-hour patterns, but can be disrupted by irregular sleep patterns and prolonged light exposure....newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 11
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Methylated gases could be an unambiguous indicator of alien life
On Earth, methylated gases are produced by organisms cleaning up their environment — and by little else. The same might be true on some exoplanets.sciencenews.org · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 11
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M3GAN 2.0 confirmed: Everything we know about the killer doll sequel
by Mónica Marie ZorrillaWhen will the killer doll twirl back onto our screens?inverse.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 11
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Men predicted to outnumber women in physics until the year 2158
by Jason Arunn MurugesuAn analysis of nearly 5.5 million scientific papers has found that, on current trends, the proportion of women authoring research won't reach parity with men...newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 11
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GigaOm Radar for Managed Security Services: Managed Detection and Response (MDR)
by Paul StringfellowBusinesses face many challenges in defending against constant cyberthreats, including a lack of resources (personnel and skill sets), budget, and proper...research.gigaom.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 11
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Short breathing exercise lifts mood more than mindfulness meditation
by Alice KleinIn a small study, cyclic sighing - inhaling slowly and then taking another short breath in to fully inflate the lungs, before breathing out for as long as...newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 10
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Using a Neural Network to Find New Radio Sources - National Radio Astronomy Observatory
by Brian KoberleinThe Very Large Array Sky Survey (VLASS) is creating a map of nearly 80% of the radio sky. As...public.nrao.edu · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 10
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Wiggly space waves show neutron stars on the edge of becoming black holes
Astronomers have a found an innovative way to observe neutron stars after they crash but before they become black holes.popsci.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 9
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Sentinel-1 and AI uncover glacier crevasses
Scientists have developed a new Artificial Intelligence, or AI, technique using radar images from Europe’s Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellite mission, to reveal...esa.int · Jan 19 · Published: ~Jan 9
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The inevitable EV: 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2023
by James TempleElectric vehicles have been available for decades. Now they’ve finally become mainstream.technologyreview.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 9
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Hackers can trick Wi-Fi devices into draining their own batteries
by Matthew SparkesWi-Fi devices acknowledge each other, even when not connected to the same network, and hackers can exploit this to drain their batteries.newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 9
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Microelectronic fibers for multiplexed sweat sensing - Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry
Wearable bioelectronics are gaining extraordinary attention due to their capabilities to achieve continuous monitoring of human health status. However,...link.springer.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 9
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Biophysical impacts of earth greening can substantially mitigate regional land surface temperature warming - Nature Communications
Using satellite observations over the recent two decades, the authors quantify the biophysical impact of earth greening on land surface temperature and show...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 9
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Quadrupolar 23Na+ NMR relaxation as a probe of subpicosecond collective dynamics in aqueous electrolyte solutions - Nature Communications
Quadrupolar nuclear magnetic relaxometry senses electrical fluctuations around nuclei, but their microscopic interpretation remains elusive. Here, the...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 5
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To confront the climate crisis, we also need a wave of innovation
Cutting emissions remains undeniably important in a warming world, but the role of invention to help avert disaster is also worthy of attention.newscientist.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 4
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A Mass Extinction Is Taking Place in the Human Gut
by Sabrina WeissTo preserve humankind’s diverse bacteria, scientists are harvesting, freezing, and storing poop from around the world.wired.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 4
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Ultrathin quantum light source with van der Waals NbOCl2 crystal - Nature
A van der Waals crystal, niobium oxide dichloride, with vanishing interlayer electronic coupling and considerable monolayer-like excitonic behaviour in the...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 4
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Five essential 'Babylon 5' episodes to watch before the show leaves HBO Max
by Ryan Britt'Babylon 5' is leaving HBO Max soon. Here's the ultimate cheatsheet to binge the whole series quickly.inverse.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 3
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Maternal obesity, gestational diabetes mellitus, and diet in association with neurodevelopment of 2-year-old children - Pediatric Research
Maternal metabolic disturbances and diet may influence long-term infantile neurodevelopment. We investigated whether maternal gestational diabetes mellitus...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 3
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The 1910 Gila County Sheriff's Office and Jail
A historic jail preserves etchings from over a century of incarcerated people in a town with a rough and tumble past.atlasobscura.com · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 2
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Why is women’s healthcare globally so often overlooked?
By elevating the importance of women’s health, we can deliver more inclusive insights, more accessible solutions and much better care for women worldwide.weforum.org · Jan 19 · Published: Jan 2
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Multi-kilometre and multi-gigabit-per-second sub-terahertz communications for wireless backhaul applications - Nature Electronics
Long-range wireless data links can be created by combining a software-defined digital signal processing back end with on-chip high-power terahertz signal...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Dec 30
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How a tongue-operated camera helped capture the perfect shot
by Emily MartinPhotographer Jasper Doest had to strap a camera to the helmet of another skydiver, who had about 30 seconds to use the remote between his teeth.nationalgeographic.com · Jan 19 · Published: Dec 28
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Non-volatile electric-field control of inversion symmetry - Nature Materials
Electric fields typically break symmetry when applied as a stimulus to materials. Here, by forming a superlattice of BiFeO3 and TbScO3, it is shown that an...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Dec 19
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Strong pathogen competition in neonatal gut colonisation - Nature Communications
Opportunistic bacterial pathogen species frequently colonise the human gut as a normal part of the ecosystem but strain-level colonisation and competition...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Dec 1
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Robot, Find My Glasses!
Sohan Rudra*, Saksham Goel*, Anirban Santara*, Claudio Gentile*, Laurent Perron, Fei Xia, Vikas Sindhwani, Carolina Parada, Gaurav Aggarwal Google.sites.google.com · Jan 19 · Published: ~Nov 30
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How to Declutter Your Home Screen
by David NieldTidy up your phone and get back to basics.wired.com · Jan 19 · Published: Nov 20
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Feeding the world by AI, machine learning and the cloud
by MIT Technology Review InsightsWith increasing global population and climate change, regenerative agriculture looks to grow more food with less environmental impact.technologyreview.com · Jan 19 · Published: Nov 16
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Want to Archive Twitter? Good Luck With That
by Amanda HooverThe platform's meltdown has shed light on the steep challenge of preserving social media data. But not everything is worth saving.wired.com · Jan 19 · Published: Nov 16
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Our Favorite Gadgets for Plant Parents
by Karen HuggYou don’t need a degree in horticulture to help your indoor garden grow, just a few key pieces of gear.wired.com · Jan 19 · Published: Nov 9
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The Hunt for the Dark Web’s Biggest Kingpin, Part 2: Pimp_alex_91
by Andy GreenbergOn the trail of AlphaBay's mastermind, a tip leads detectives to a suspect in Bangkok—and to the daunting task of tracing his millions in cryptocurrency.wired.com · Jan 19 · Published: Nov 1
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Induced pluripotent stem cell-derived astrocytes from patients with schizophrenia exhibit an inflammatory phenotype that affects vascularization - Molecular...
Molecular and functional abnormalities of astrocytes have been implicated in the etiology and pathogenesis of schizophrenia (SCZ). In this study, we examined...nature.com · Jan 19 · Published: Oct 24
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GigaOm Performance Benchmark for Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) Solutions
by Saurabh SharmaThis benchmark report aims to compare the performance of two intelligent document processing (IDP) solutions offered by Automation Hero and ABBYY in.research.gigaom.com · Jan 19 · Published: Sep 13
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Anyone Can Be a VTuber. Here's How to Get Started
by Jenny ZhengVirtual YouTubers, or streamers who use digital avatars, are part of a growing creative community. And it's not as hard (or costly) as you might think.wired.com · Jan 19 · Published: Sep 2
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New 'super-fast' method can shave EV battery charging down to minutes
Machine learning shows that even existing batteries can charge safely and speedily if you treat them right.popsci.com · Jan 19 · Published: Aug 29