University of Chicago Research Reveals Mini-Neptunes May Possess Solid Surfaces
2026-03-28
Researchers at the University of Chicago have published a study in The Astrophysical Journal Letters suggesting that mini-Neptunes, which are common throughout the universe, may possess solid surfaces...
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory Builds Non-Nuclear Testbed to Support Development of Autonomous Control for Space Nuclear Reactors
2026-03-28
Nuclear energy is a primary power option for space exploration, but its success depends on reactors capable of operating autonomously, rather than relying on human operators in space.
To achieve this...
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Cornell University Develops One-Step 3D Printing Technology for High-Performance Superconductors
2026-03-28
A research team led by Professor Ulrich Wiesner from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Cornell University has published a study in Nature Communications, introducing a one-step 3D...
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New Model StarryStarryProcess Helps Scientists Map Spot Distributions on Distant Stars
2026-03-28
Scientists have developed a new model called StarryStarryProcess, based on NASA's planet transit observations, to map the spot distributions on distant stars. The model builds upon decades of technic...
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Artificial Intelligence Model Advances Research on Animal Emotion Recognition
2026-03-28
Researchers in Milan have developed an artificial intelligence model capable of identifying emotional characteristics in animal vocalizations. The model, designed by Stavros Ntalampiras, can determine...
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Novel 2D Material Memristor Achieves Low-Temperature Integration with CMOS Technology
2026-03-27
Researchers from Arizona State University, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, and other institutions have developed a new method to synthesize hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) thin films...
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University of Michigan Develops Woven Kresling Structure Materials to Drive Innovation in Robotics and Exoskeletons
2026-03-27
A research team at the University of Michigan, inspired by prehistoric weaving techniques, has developed a new type of woven Kresling structure material. This material can return to its original shape...
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Cornell University Conducts Plant Cell Wall Mechanics Research to Develop Novel Biomaterials
2026-03-27
Scientists at Cornell University are exploring a new path for developing biodegradable materials using biological growth techniques by studying the mechanical mechanisms of plant cell walls. The resea...
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New AI Tool Helps Train Medical Imaging Software, Drastically Reducing Data Needs and Improving Diagnostic Efficiency
2026-03-27
An innovative artificial intelligence (AI) tool is transforming the training of medical imaging software, allowing doctors and researchers to easily and cost-effectively complete training tasks with o...
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Texas A&M University "CLARKE" System: AI-Powered Post-Disaster Assessment Opens a New Era of Emergency Response
2026-03-27
Texas A&M University has developed a highly innovative tool called "CLARKE" (Computer Vision and Learning for Roads and Key Buildings Evaluation), a technology that promises to revolutionize the...
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory New Research: Recessive Mutations May Bring New Breakthroughs in Tomato Breeding and Medical Treatment
2026-03-27
A new study on tomatoes from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) has yielded important results, providing the strongest evidence to date for explaining the differences in vine morphology among differ...
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How NASA's Artemis II Lunar Science Activities Will Inform Future Missions
2026-03-26
NASA's Artemis II mission will send four astronauts on a nearly 10-day round-trip journey around the Moon. This mission will advance the agency's goal of landing astronauts in the Moon's south pola...
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