The soils of northern forests play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. They act as key reservoirs that prevent the carbon dioxide absorbed by trees from being released back into the air. However, a recent experiment led by Peter Reich from the University of Michigan has revealed a
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The analysis of imaging data collected as a part of the Human Connectome Project has brought to light what could be the most substantial sex-related differences in microscopic structures deep within the brains of men and women. Researchers claim that these findings could provide valuable insights into why certain neurological conditions seem to be influenced
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In recent years, computer scientists have made significant progress in developing deep neural networks (DNNs) for various real-world applications. However, some studies have highlighted the unfairness of these models, with performance discrepancies based on training data and hardware platforms. Particularly, biases in facial recognition algorithms have raised concerns about the need for fair AI systems.
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The year 2024 started off with a bang as a magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck Japan’s Noto Peninsula on New Year’s Day, claiming the lives of over 280 individuals and causing damage to more than 83,000 homes. Recently, geologists made a groundbreaking discovery regarding this earthquake, revealing a rare “dual-initiation” mechanism that led to intense pressure
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Antimatter, a concept less than a century old, has intrigued physicists and scientists around the world due to its elusive nature. In experiments conducted at the Brookhaven National Lab, an international team of physicists recently made a groundbreaking discovery by detecting the heaviest “anti-nuclei” ever observed. These antimatter particles, composed of exotic elements, shed light
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The Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies are on a collision course, with Andromeda rapidly approaching at 110 kilometers per second. While previous studies have predicted a collision as nearly inevitable, new research suggests that the odds of a collision occurring within the next 10 billion years are closer to 50/50. Simulating Galactic Movements Researchers from
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The perception of Chinese-made cars in Latin America has shifted significantly in recent years, with more and more consumers like Claudio Perez opting for these vehicles over traditional US- and Brazilian-built models. What was once considered dubious and “plastic-like” has now become a viable and attractive option for many car buyers in the region. Chinese
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