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ETH Zurich scientists unveil a violet-light-triggered process that breaks commercial plastics into original monomers, significantly simplifying future recycling efforts worldwide.
Researchers have unveiled a new approach to restoring complex touch sensations in spinal cord injury patients, paving the way for enhanced precision and dexterity.
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An international team of scientists, led by Trinity College Dublin, has devised an innovative imaging method using electron microscopes that significantly reduces the time and radiation required.
University of Sydney researchers propose utilising the “atomic intelligence” of liquid metals for greener, more sustainable chemical reactions, offering a solution to curb industrial emissions.
Exploring the frontier of AI safety, new policy forum discussed a roadmap to preempt the risks of advanced AI agents, advocating for robust regulations to secure humanity’s oversight.
A new AI model, trained on a toddler’s perspective, offers breakthrough insights into early language acquisition, paving the way for advanced, human-like language learning in artificial intelligence systems.
RoboChem, an AI-powered robotic chemist, enhances chemical research with unprecedented speed, accuracy, and data generation, possibly revolutionising pharmaceutical discovery