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8 possible alien 'technosignatures' detected around distant stars in new AI study Eight signals from far-off stars probably aren't aliens, but the machine learning method that found them holds promise in the search for real extraterrestrials.
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New Clues to Sensory Brain Disorders

Neuroscience News - 3 Feb 2023 00:25
New Clues to Sensory Brain Disorders Researchers have identified two distinct processes that are triggered in the brain when a person is exposed to prolonged or repeated sensory input.
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Sugar Is Processed Differently in the Brains of Obesity-Prone vs. Obesity-Resistant Rats Glucose takes longer to get into the nucleus accumbens of obesity-prone rat models. Researchers also discovered excess levels of glutamate in obesity-prone rats, implying a deficiency in the neurotransmitter recycling pr...
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Eye drops recalled after CDC links them to vision loss, 1 death An eye drop product linked to a cluster of serious bacterial infections has been voluntarily recalled by its manufacturer.
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A possible strategy for a tabletop chiral attosecond laser When molecules form from many atoms, the atoms can combine in different ways. Two forms of the same molecule can have the same composition but have different arrangements of atoms, giving rise to isomers. Some isomers ma...
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Using diamonds to generate ultrashort THz pulses The advent of intense ultrashort coherent light pulses has revolutionized the spectroscopy field. They allow easy observation of various nonlinear optical effects and facilitate the characterization of materials with non...
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Rabi oscillations in a stretching molecule

Phys.org - 3 Feb 2023 19:40
Rabi oscillations in a stretching molecule Over eighty years ago, Rabi oscillations were proposed to describe the strong coupling and population transfer in a two-level quantum system exposed to an oscillatory driving field. As compared to atoms, molecules have a...
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Researchers uncover a new method for generating spinning thermal radiation Researchers at Purdue University have made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of thermal radiation, uncovering a new method for generating spinning thermal radiation in a controlled and efficient manner using artifi...
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What is cadence in running and why is it important?

Live Science - 3 Feb 2023 18:35
What is cadence in running and why is it important? From step rates to stride lengths, here's everything you need to know about cadence in running.
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Deep in a South Dakota gold mine, physicists prospect for dark matter Nestled in the mountains of western South Dakota is the little town of Lead, which bills itself as "quaint" and "rough around the edges." Visitors driving past the hair salon or dog park may never guess that an unusual--...
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Stuck in the rough: How aging reactor walls may exhibit lower erosion As plasma circulates in a fusion device, the surface of the device that faces the plasma erodes. This releases particles of surface material. Most erosion occurs through a process called sputtering, where a particle stri...
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Some 540 million years ago, diverse life forms suddenly began to emerge from the muddy ocean floors of planet Earth. This period is known as the Cambrian Explosion, and these aquatic critters are our ancient ancestors. A...
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This MacBook Air M1 deal is the cheapest way to get a new MacBook right now Grab a student laptop bargain as Best Buy slashes the price of the MacBook Air M1.
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Smart cladding could control whether buildings retain or emit heat A new material changes its infrared colour when a small electric current is applied, raising the possibility of buildings that store or release heat depending on outside temperatures
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When did Rome fall?

Live Science - 3 Feb 2023 12:00
When did Rome fall? Many historians consider the fall of the Western Roman Empire to have been when the emperor Romulus Augustulus abdicated, but not all historians agree.
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Ideal Blood Pressure May Remodel Brain Clearance Pathways Linked to Brain Health and Dementia Receiving more intensive treatment for high blood pressure results in positive alterations in brain structures associated with clearing toxins and other by-products. Findings reveal intensive blood pressure treatments ca...
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Study Offers Neurological Explanation for How Brains Bias Partisans Against New Information Researchers report people who share political ideologies have similar neural fingerprints when it comes to political words and process new information in similar ways. The study shows how polarization arises at the point...
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Possible New Way to Reduce Pain Inspired by Chickens

Neuroscience News - 3 Feb 2023 01:34
Possible New Way to Reduce Pain Inspired by Chickens Natural resistance to capsaicin's effect in birds drove researchers to investigate a specific genetic variant that appears to be associated with pain resistance. They discovered the K710N human variant dialed down pain a...
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Brain Cell Changes in Alzheimer's Disease Mapped

Neuroscience News - 3 Feb 2023 00:54
Brain Cell Changes in Alzheimer's Disease Mapped A new method dubbed STARmap PLUS was utilized to track and map changes in tau and amyloid beta in the brain as Alzheimer's disease progressed in mouse models.
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