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In a groundbreaking research study led by Professor Wang Cheng from City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK), a world-leading microwave photonic chip has been developed. This chip is capable of performing ultrafast analog electronic signal processing and computation using optics, making it 1,000 times faster and more energy-efficient than traditional electronic processors. Applications The applications
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White dwarf stars are fascinating remnants of once vibrant celestial bodies, like our Sun, that have reached the end of their main-sequence lifespan. These stars go through a process of transformation, shedding their outer layers to ultimately become dense objects that pack a powerful punch. However, a recent discovery has shed light on the dark
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Tattooing has a rich history that dates back thousands of years, but recent studies have shed light on some concerning practices within the industry. A new analysis conducted by Kelli Moseman and her team at Binghamton University revealed that a significant number of tattoo inks in the United States contain substances that are not accurately
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Artificial intelligence bots have seamlessly integrated into social media platforms, blurring the lines between human users and automated entities. A study conducted by researchers at the University of Notre Dame delved into the realm of AI bots based on large language models (LLMs) to assess users’ ability to differentiate between human and bot interactions. The
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In a recent study conducted by Dr. Brian Pratt and Dr. Colin Sproat of the University of Saskatchewan (USask), evidence of a tsunami that occurred hundreds of millions of years ago in Western Canada and the northern United States has been uncovered. This significant discovery sheds light on a catastrophic event that took place in
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The denim industry, worth billions of dollars, has long been criticized for its excessive pollution levels. The production of blue jeans in various shapes and sizes has led to significant environmental damage. Traditional indigo dye, which is commonly used in the industry, requires toxic chemicals, large amounts of water, and is associated with substantial carbon
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A recent study conducted by experts at the Schmidt Heart Institute in California has shed light on the differences in long-term health benefits gained from physical activity between men and women. The study, which tracked over 400,000 adults in the United States from 1997 to 2019, found that female individuals exhibited greater health benefits from
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A recent study funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease has shed light on the potential benefits of the drug Xolair (also known as omalizumab) for children with peanut and other food allergies. The study, which included 118 children from 10 medical centers in the US, showed promising results. According to the
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University of Calgary researchers have recently discovered a concerning link between radon exposure in rural homes and their proximity to drilled groundwater wells. This transdisciplinary team of experts from various faculties delved into the reasons behind the elevated levels of radon found in rural communities compared to urban areas. Dr. Aaron Goodarzi, the principal investigator
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In recent years, a groundbreaking development has emerged in the field of forensic science. Scientists at the Shanghai Normal University in China and the University of Bath in the UK have collaborated to create a water-soluble, non-toxic fluorescent spray that can reveal latent fingerprints in a matter of seconds. This innovative technology has the potential
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The film industry is currently facing a technological revolution that threatens to disrupt traditional filmmaking practices. Tyler Perry, a prolific filmmaker known for his work at Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, has expressed serious concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on the industry. Perry recently put a halt on an $800 million expansion at
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When we think of earthquakes, we often focus on the immediate human impact in terms of fatalities and infrastructure damage. However, it is essential to consider the long-term environmental effects as well. Research published in Nature Geoscience indicates that the recovery of forests after earthquakes may take decades, longer even than rebuilding urban infrastructure. The
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