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A New Pattern in Nature
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Was This The WEIRDEST Discovery of an Element Ever?
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I poured all the galaxies in the Universe into a pool
Go to https://www.planetary.org/epic to become a member of The Planetary Society, joining their mission to increase discoveries in our solar system and beyond, elevate the search for life outside our planet, and decrease the risk of Earth being hit by … Continue reading
At 50, Nikon’s Small World Photomicrography Competition Magnifies the Minuscule | Colossal
October 21, 2024 Nature Photography Science Kate Mothes Steven A. Valley, Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) Entomology Lab Albany, Oregon. Immature male damselfly (Calopteryx aequabilis). All images © the photographers, courtesy of Nikon’s Small World Nikon’s Small World 2024 Photomicrography … Continue reading
Ten years of neuroscience at Google yields maps of human brain | Google Research – Blog
May 2, 2024 Viren Jain, Research Scientist and Technical Lead, Connectomics at Google Researchers built a 3D image of nearly every neuron and their connections within a small piece of human brain tissue. The left [top] image shows excitatory neurons … Continue reading
Whistles, songs, boings, and biotwangs: Recognizing whale vocalizations with AI | Google Research – Blog
September 18, 2024 Lauren Harrell, Data Scientist, Google Research We introduce our new whale bioacoustics model, which can identify eight distinct species, including multiple calls for two of those species. The model also includes the “Biotwang” sounds recently attributed to … Continue reading