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KAIST Develops Neuromorphic Neuron Chip That Uses Noise to Process Motion and Speech
8+ hour, 15+ min ago (263+ words) KAIST processes both motion and speech signals with a single artificial neuron The research team developed a new technology that applies the irregularity of neurons to semiconductors by using a "memristor." Their idea was to use noise in the same…...
KIST team uses gut microbiota to control cancer cachexia in mice
8+ hour, 15+ min ago (261+ words) A Korean research team has, for the first time in the world, identified the mechanism by which gut microbiota improve “cancer cachexia,” a condition in which cancer patients experience rapid loss of body weight and muscle mass. Cancer cachexia is…...
The Guardian explores the great silence of alien civilizations in our ancient universe
12+ hour, 15+ min ago (306+ words) “The search for extraterrestrial civilizations mirrors how humanity imagines its own future” The British daily the Guardian on the 11th (local time) highlighted the problem of the “great silence” in our vast and ancient universe, where no signs have yet been…...
AI agents in Konstanz study follow majority decisions like animal groups
12+ hour, 15+ min ago (433+ words) Science Advances paper shows large language model agents adopt crowd preferences and risk collective bias in multi-agent systems Artificial intelligence (AI) has been found to follow the majority opinion, just like humans, when it forms groups. A research team led…...
Geneva University Hospitals study links poverty at 60 to physical health of wealthy 75-year-olds
12+ hour, 15+ min ago (333+ words) Analysis of 30,000 adults in the UK and Canada finds up to 15-year gap in physical functioning by socioeconomic status It has been confirmed that even in countries with well-established health insurance systems, health gaps widen according to wealth. Economically vulnerable…...
NVIDIA’s SONIC trains humanoid G1 to use hands and feet for trash disposal
12+ hour, 15+ min ago (376+ words) Controlling humanoids by training on 700 hours of human motion The NVIDIA team developed a large-scale robot control framework called “SONIC” and published their findings on the 12th (local time) in the international journal Science Robotics. Recently, foundation models in AI have…...
[Science Through Covers] Pacific sharks withstand overfishing thanks to Panama upwelling
12+ hour, 15+ min ago (329+ words) Smithsonian team uses dermal denticle fossils to compare Holocene and modern shark populations in the Caribbean and Pacific This week’s cover of the international journal Science features a scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of the dermal denticles of the scalloped…...
Trawling reshapes Adriatic dolphins and East Sea sharks
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (529+ words) Bottom-trawl fishing and warming waters drive changes in marine predators’ hunting behavior and habitats In seas altered by humans, the behavior and migration routes of marine animals are changing as well. With prey dwindling, dolphins now follow fishing vessels to…...
[Health Talk] One in Four Koreans Aged 80+ Has Sarcopenia, Grip Strength Signals Risk
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (401+ words) Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency links reduced grip strength to frailty, depression, chewing difficulty, and inactivity in older adults It has been confirmed that one out of four ultra-elderly people aged 80 and older in Korea has sarcopenia. “Grip strength…...
LIGO, Virgo and KAGRA detect ultra-precise gravitational waves from colliding black holes
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (1329+ words) In 1915, Albert Einstein predicted that massive objects generate gravitational waves and that these waves curve spacetime. We look at how gravitational waves are generated and what role they play in studying the universe. ● When objects move, spacetime bends At 5:51 a.m....