Can AI effectively drive chemistry labs?
The rise of "self-driving labs" in chemistry and materials science is reshaping how research and discoveries are made.
These innovative labs, powered by artificial intelligence...
Making quantum computers more powerful
Quantum computers are like the supercharged future versions of the computers we use today.
They have the potential to solve problems that our current computers...
Revolutionizing biology with AI: The power of the TreeOfLife-10M Dataset
In a new study, researchers have created the largest dataset of biological images ever assembled for machine learning, alongside a cutting-edge artificial intelligence tool...
Machine learning’s struggle: The surprising inefficacy of link prediction techniques
The widespread use of machine learning (ML) algorithms to predict potential connections within networks—whether among users on social media platforms, genes and proteins in...
Unlocking quantum computing: A magnesium twist to boost superconductors
In the quest to build powerful quantum computers, scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory have made a groundbreaking discovery.
They've found...
How AI can learn languages like a child
Imagine teaching a robot to talk like a kid. We're not talking about feeding it every book in the library, but instead, showing it...
AiSee: A new tool for visually impaired people to see again
In a world where visual cues dominate, navigating daily life can be a significant challenge for people with visual impairments.
Recognizing objects, which many of...
AI job boom: How the D.C. area is leading the way
Researchers from the University of Maryland have launched a cool new tool that shows where jobs that need artificial intelligence (AI) skills are popping...
Blockchain helps model over 4 billion key chemical reactions for life’s origins
In a new study published in the journal Chem, researchers have ventured beyond the conventional realm of cryptocurrency mining, harnessing blockchain technology for a...
Scientists develop sweat-resistant wearable robot sensor for rehabilitation
Imagine a world where helping hands come not just from humans but from technology itself.
This is becoming a reality thanks to a groundbreaking development...