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  • AI Offers ‘Roadmap’ to Plant Genetics

    AI Offers ‘Roadmap’ to Plant Genetics

    As global temperatures climb, scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) are striving to develop crops that are stronger and more resilient. This work, however, is far from simple. Many desirable plant traits — such as size or…

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  • Ask Ethan: Can stars form within the expanding Universe?

    Ask Ethan: Can stars form within the expanding Universe?

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  • Structural configuration of sustainable sports industry based on deep learning and genetic algorithm

  • Matthew, F., Dixon. Deep learning for spatio-temporal modeling: Dynamic traffic flows and high frequency trading[J]. Applied Stochastic Models in Business & Industry, 35(3):788–807. (2019).

  • Rui, Z., Yan, R. & Chen, Z. Deep learning and its…

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  • Gravitational waves may reveal hidden dark matter around black holes

    Gravitational waves may reveal hidden dark matter around black holes

    Scientists at the University of Amsterdam have developed a new way to use gravitational waves from black holes to uncover the presence of dark matter and learn more about its behavior. Their approach relies on a detailed theoretical model…

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  • Earth may have been ravaged by “invisible” explosions from space

    Earth may have been ravaged by “invisible” explosions from space

    Touchdown airbursts are a form of cosmic impact that may happen more often than the well-known, crater-forming events linked to mass extinctions. Despite their potential for destruction, these explosive encounters remain poorly understood. UC…

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  • Gravitational waves may reveal hidden dark matter around black holes

    Gravitational waves may reveal hidden dark matter around black holes

    Scientists at the University of Amsterdam have developed a new way to use gravitational waves from black holes to uncover the presence of dark matter and learn more about its behavior. Their approach relies on a detailed theoretical model…

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  • Impact of spatial lesion symmetry on the structural response of hydroxylated B-DNA

  • Burney, S., Caulfield, J. L., Niles, J. C., Wishnok, J. S. & Tannenbaum, S. R. The chemistry of DNA damage from nitric oxide and peroxynitrite. Mutat. Res. 424, 37–49 (1999).

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  • Bone marrow transplant Durham siblings have Christmas together

    Bone marrow transplant Durham siblings have Christmas together

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    Sharuna Sagar/BBC Ben Buttley and his younger sister Holly Murdey, sitting on a brown sofa and smiling. Behind them is an out-of-focus white cushion covered with a design of small black triangles. He has short, dark blonde hair, with the front combed back, and has a moustache and short beard. He's wearing a pale khaki t-shirt. She has shoulder length light brown hair in a side parting and is wearing a white, v-neck button up top.Sharuna Sagar/BBC

    Ben Buttley has twice had bone marrow transplanted from his younger sister Holly Murdey

    Siblings only have a 25% chance of being a bone marrow match with each other, but a brother and sister are…

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  • DFT investigation of boron- and zinc-doped C24 fullerenes as efficient nanosensors for molly detection

  • Linden-Carmichael, A. N., Stamates, A. L., Sheehan, B. E. & Lau-Barraco, C. Molly users versus nonusers in a sample of college alcohol drinkers: differences in substance-related harms and sensation seeking. Subst. Abus. 37(3), 474–479 (2016).

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