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Superconductivity temperatures on the rise
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11.21.2023 |
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Physics
Superconductivity is the property of certain materials that can conduct electric currents with no resistance. This quantum phenomenon is still shrouded in mystery, and until now has been limited to very low temperatures. Yet all this could soon change.
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AI detects the early signs of multiple sclerosis
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11.29.2023 |
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Artificial Intelligence
In an effort to gain a better understanding of the development of multiple sclerosis and diagnose it before the first symptoms appear, scientists are designing statistical and artificial intelligence (AI) methods to build models of the evolution of brain structures.
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Understanding vertigo
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11.20.2023 |
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Neurology The third most common reason for consulting a doctor, vertigo and its causes are increasingly well understood. Numerous options are being explored to relieve patients. |
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Anthropology, silence and the Mafia
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11.24.2023 |
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Interview How can one study a criminal organisation that, as one of its most basic principles, denies its own existence? To this end, the political anthropologist Deborah Puccio-Den has developed a new paradigm: the anthropology of silence. |
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A world of warehouses
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11.15.2023 |
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Sociology Essential links in the global economic system, the number and size of warehouses has increased sharply across the planet. The sociologist Delphine Mercier explains why she is interested in this “warehouse economy”. |
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