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July 29, 2019 -- Scientists have developed a tool that promises to reshape the way we study disease and disease treatment on a cellular level. Scientists have developed scGen, an AI-powered tool for predicting a ... read more

July 24, 2019 -- A new project exploring novel applications of superconducting resonators has discovered these systems may be used to simulate quantum materials impossible to otherwise fabricate. Additionally, they ... read more

July 12, 2019 -- A computer model shows that a starfish-like animal can coordinate rhythmic motion based on body structure without the brain telling them to do so. This provides insights useful for physiology and ... read more

July 10, 2019 -- Physicists are proposing a new model that could demonstrate the supremacy of quantum computers over classical supercomputers in solving optimization problems. They demonstrate that just a few quantum ... read more

July 3, 2019 -- In humans, the gut microbiome is an ecosystem of hundreds to thousands of microbial species living within the gastrointestinal tract, influencing health and even longevity. As interest in studying ... read more

June 26, 2019 -- Researchers are beginning to employ Bayesian methods in developing optimal models of thermodynamic properties. Research focused on hafnium (Hf), a metal emerging as a key component in computer ... read more

June 19, 2019 -- Using holography, researchers have found when gravity is combined with quantum mechanics, symmetry is not ... read more

June 17, 2019 -- A nearly 100-year-old physics model captures the essential mechanism of pattern formation and geometry of Arctic melt ... read more

June 13, 2019 -- A new mathematical model that predicts which choices people will make in the Iowa Gambling Task, a task used for the past 25 years to study decision-making, outperforms previously developed ... read more

June 7, 2019 -- Scientists have developed a new computational tool to infer global, large-scale regulatory networks, from healthy and pathological organs. The researchers were able to pinpoint genes relevant to ... read more

Maintaining Shelf-Stable Drugs

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Crunching the Numbers of Cancer Metastasis

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Modeling Tool Addresses Uncertainty in Military Logistics Planning

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Take Flight! Automating Complex Design of Universal Controller for Hybrid Drones

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Mathematical Modeling for Translational Research of New CRSD Medication

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Equations Help Predict the Behavior of Water in Rivers

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Play Games With No Latency

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Mathematics of Plant Leaves

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Phase Transitions: The Math Behind the Music

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Soft, Social Robot Brings Coziness to Homes, and Classrooms

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Mathematicians Revive Abandoned Approach to Riemann Hypothesis

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Scientific Reproducibility Does Not Equate to Scientific Truth, Mathematical Model Finds

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Mathematical Framework Explores How the Brain Keeps a Beat

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Mathematician's Breakthrough on Non-Toxic Pest Control

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New Research May Be Used to Treat Cancer, Heal Combat Wounds

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New Mathematical Approach Tested for the Search of Flight MH370

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Brain's Imperfect Execution of Mathematically Optimal Perception

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Engineering Researcher Uses Network Science to Understand How Materials Work

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New Automated Biological-Sample Analysis Systems to Accelerate Disease Detection

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New Computational Tool Could Change How We Study Pathogens

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• Maintaining shelf-stable drugs

• Crunching the numbers of cancer metastasis
• Modeling tool addresses uncertainty in military logistics planning

• Take flight! Automating complex design of universal controller for hybrid drones

• Mathematical modeling for translational research of new CRSD medication

• Equations help predict the behavior of water in rivers

• Play games with no latency

• Mathematics of plant leaves

• Phase transitions: The math behind the music

• Soft, social robot brings coziness to homes, and classrooms

• Mathematicians revive abandoned approach to Riemann Hypothesis

• Scientific reproducibility does not equate to scientific truth, mathematical model finds

• Mathematical framework explores how the brain keeps a beat

• Mathematician's breakthrough on non-toxic pest control

• New research may be used to treat cancer, heal combat wounds

• New mathematical approach tested for the search of flight MH370

• Brain's imperfect execution of mathematically optimal perception
• Engineering researcher uses network science to understand how materials work

• New automated biological-sample analysis systems to accelerate disease detection

• New computational tool could change how we study pathogens

• Blue Brain solves a century-old neuroscience problem

• Origins and nature of 'math anxiety'

• Probability of catastrophic geomagnetic storm lower than estimated

• For infection-fighting cells, a guideline for expanding the troops

• Mathematics of sea slug movement points to future robots

• Mathematical rules underlie the ancient art of knitting

• Do all networks obey the scale-free law? Maybe not
• Light pulses provide a new route to enhance superconductivity

• Parenthood contributes to gender imbalance in STEM employment, but it's not just an issue for mother

• Chirality of Weyl fermions

• Famous 'sandpile model' shown to move like a traveling sand dune
• Positive thinking during pregnancy may help children's ability in math and science

• Bees can do basic arithmetic

• Variations in seafloor create freak ocean waves

• Researchers wing it in mimicking evolution to discover best shape for flight

• Static electricity could charge our electronics

• 3D human epidermal equivalent created using math

• Multi-hop communication: Frog choruses inspire wireless sensor networks

• On Facebook and Twitter your privacy is at risk -- even if you don't have an account, study finds

• Measuring ability of artificial intelligence to learn is difficult

• 'Statistics anxiety' is real, and new research suggests targeted ways to handle it

• Mathematical model can improve our knowledge on cancer
• Multimaterial 3D printing used to develop fast response stiffness-tunable soft actuator

• New mathematical model can help save endangered species

• Immigrant kids in U.S. deliberately build STEM skills

• Better security achieved with randomly generating biological encryption keys

• Mathematical solver for analog computers
• Clue to epidemics in 'bursty' social behavior

• What can a snowflake teach us about how cancer spreads in the body?

• Mathematical model offers new strategies for urban burglary prevention

• Making it easier to transform freeform 2D sketching into 3D Models

• New method automatically computes realistic movement with friction from 3D design

• Single-cell asymmetries control how groups of cells form 3D shapes together

• Let's draw!: New deep learning technique for realistic caricature art

• Android child's face strikingly expressive

• Codebreaker Turing's theory explains how shark scales are patterned

• New definition returns meaning to information

• How does brain structure influence performance on language tasks?

• Why don't we understand statistics? Fixed mindsets may be to blame

• Songbird data yields new theory for learning sensorimotor skills

• Mitigating stress, PTSD risk in warfighters

• Science learns from its mistakes too

• Patterns in STEM grades of girls versus boys

• Mathematics meets biology to uncover unexpected biorhythms

• What your cell phone camera tells you about your brain

• Researchers resolve a major mystery in 2D material electronics

• Mechanism of biological noise cancellation revealed

• Using physics to predict crowd behavior

• Mathematics can assist cities in addressing unstructured neighborhoods
• A better way to count boreal birds

• More efficient security for cloud-based machine learning

• Math shows how human behavior spreads infectious diseases

• Predicting landslide boundaries two weeks before they happen

• Mathematicians solve age-old spaghetti mystery
• Why zebrafish (almost) always have stripes
• Toward a universal quantum computer

• New study views cancer treatment as a game to find strategies that improve patient outcomes
• Viewing cancer treatment as a game to find strategies that improve patient outcomes

• Math with good posture can mean better scores, study suggests

• New geometric shape used by nature to pack cells efficiently
• New algorithm could help find new physics

• Model fuses social media, remote sensing data with goal of identifying nuclear threats

• Challenging the conventional wisdom on calculus

• Rough terrain? No problem for beaver-inspired autonomous robot

• Engineering bacteria to exhibit stochastic Turing patterns

• Evaluation method for the impact of wind power fluctuation on power system quality

• When photons spice up the energy levels of quantum particles
• Approach can help English learners improve at math word problems

• Novel method for investigating pore geometry in rocks

• Block play could improve your child's math skills, executive functioning

• Using mathematical approaches to optimally manage public debt

• Options to optimize profit in broadband satellite constellations
• New tools reveal prelude to chaos

• Beyond superstition to general causality: AI nutcracker for real-world problems

• New theory finds 'traffic jams' in jet stream cause abnormal weather patterns

• Dengue: Investigating antibodies to identify at-risk individuals

• Physicists with green fingers estimate tree spanning rate in random networks
• Driverless cars change lanes more like humans do

• Want to help your child succeed in school? Add language to the math, reading mix

• New computational strategy designed for more personalized cancer treatment