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Researchers say bigger issues — poverty, corruption, inequality — can undermine rural energy programs if unaddressed.

Flapping wings instead of propellers help this bird-inspired drone hold its own against quadrotors

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New insights into deadly "bradykinin storms" suggest potential therapies for COVID-19

The tale of the material that knits the world together has many surprising threads

Princeton and Carnegie Mellon researchers have developed a model that studies the effectiveness of the actions taken

3D microscope reveals that sperm have been fooling scientists for 350 years

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U.S. Drug safety agency says EndeavorRx has proven therapeutic effect


When the coronavirus layoffs started, tech recruiter Rocket turned its AI tools to the task of matching laid off tech professionals with new jobs

Industry and academia are joining forces to establish a work force that meet the demands of a burgeoning field of quantum computing

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Remote sensing and machine learning can help produce detailed forest inventories

Brin’s humanitarian airship company LTA is trying to reinvent airships for the 21st century

About 25 percent of links to “low credibility” sources of coronavirus information come from bots

The RFC may be the ARPANET’s most enduring legacy

Artificial intelligence software promises to make hiring fairer. But how well does it work?

Real-time information on supply and demand and electricity pricing will improve how we use the grid

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The new technologies and capabilities of 6G could fulfill and expand on 5G promises

At $129, the new version of Root makes a few compromises for a substantial discount

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And women make less than their male colleagues, regardless of racial identity

Telecom companies hauled up on charges of offering priority 4G speeds to higher-paying customers raises net-neutrality questions

Open-access publisher's new artificial intelligence assistant, AIRA, can perform up to 20 recommendations in seconds

University of Texas researchers unveil protocol to shuffle large data stores into strands of genetic material

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Online grocery shopping and Zoom meetings will continue after the pandemic, but is that enough to stop climate change?

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Japan is mining deep sea mud and the U.S. is developing biotech to extract REEs in an environmentally responsible way

How radios can use neural networks to adapt to alien environments

Israeli machine learning system turns drone tracking data into a finger pointed right at a concealed pilot

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Electric pulses open airways and could combat deadly “cytokine storm”

Display the size of a 32-inch screen generates the illusion of a 122-inch screen

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Mike Schroepfer explains Facebook’s AI strategy against hate speech and election interference

Electric utilities reveal what worked and what didn’t in COVID-19 responses

It’s time to throw out the old Moore’s Law metric


Explorers stranded at the North Pole in 1928 may have had their SOS calls blocked by solar storms and radio dead zones

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