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SCI & TECHSep 23Targeting ZMYND8 improves T - cell function and may boost immunotherapyResearch suggests that targeting a specific molecule, ZMYND8, can improve T-cell function and potentially enhance immunotherapy treatments. This development could contribute to advancements in medical therapies.newswise.com · United States
SCI & TECHSep 23The Hindu Sustainability Summit: ‘Treat waste water as an economic resource’Oil majors seek to replace fresh water intake with treated water; dismissing the myth that desalination is expensive, expert calls for leveraging Chennai’s coastline; IIT-M prof says technology can help monitor groundwater situationThe Hindu
SCI & TECHSep 23Twisteddoodles on how to make a cell look its very bestThis week's cartoon from TwisteddoodlesNew Scientist
SCI & TECHSep 23What is the fastest way to empty a full jug of water?This question was posed as part of New Scientist’s Last Word series, in which readers give scientific answers to each other’s questions. Here’s what our readers had to sayNew Scientist
SCI & TECHSep 23Why do we feel emotional about fictional characters? part 2This question was posed as part of New Scientist’s Last Word series, in which readers give scientific answers to each other’s questions. Here’s what our readers had to sayNew Scientist
SCI & TECHSep 23When will the AMOC collapse? We don’t know, but should still prepareUncertainty about when or even if the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, a vital ocean current, might collapse has been an excuse to ignore the risk, but that actually makes it even more important that we act nowNew Scientist
SCI & TECHSep 23Why can’t we cool water as quickly as we can heat it? part 2This question was posed as part of New Scientist’s Last Word series, in which readers give scientific answers to each other’s questions. Here’s what our readers had to sayNew Scientist
SCI & TECHSep 23Researcher finds that cats lie around for a ridiculous amount of timeFeedback digs into important work done in New Zealand into the movements of cats, which found – to no one's great surprise – that their favourite activity is "lying", followed by "sitting"New Scientist
SCI & TECHSep 23This week’s new questionsIs it faster to jog up stairs or take them two at a time? If the world we observe is just our brain’s interpretation of the electro-chemical signals it receives from our eyes, what is the world actually like?New Scientist
SCI & TECHSep 23Learn to save time with this new course on AIIdentifique las tareas que le quitan tiempo y aprenda a convertirlas en procesos más eficientes con inteligencia artificial. The post Aprenda a ganar tiempo con este nuevo curso sobre IA appeared first on La Silla Vacía.La Silla Vacía
SCI & TECHSep 23Regulating Artificial Intelligence is also about distributing powerLos estándares de seguridad para la IA son necesarios, pero pueden concentrar el mercado. Colombia debe regular sin profundizar su dependencia tecnológica. The post Regular la Inteligencia Artificial también es repartir poder appeared first on La Silla Vacía.La Silla Vacía
SCI & TECHSep 23Norway says Europe's 'largest' rare-earth mine plan set for 2028The project has been delayed by environmental concerns, particularly over plans to locate mineral-processing facilities in an area of forest.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECHSep 23Discover how Qatar is building a future-ready smart cityIn this episode of Qatar in Motion, we explore how Qatar is building the city of the future, where artificial intelligence, autonomous mobility, smart infrastructure, and sustainability converge to transform everyday life.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECHSep 23Did NASA’s Administrator Just Tease An SR-71 Blackbird Follow-On X-Plane?NASA’s Isaacman showed a silhouette that evoked the famed SR-71 and declared his agency is getting "back in the business of flying high and fast again." The post Did NASA’s Administrator Just Tease An SR-71 Blackbird Follow-On X-Plane? (Updated) appeared first on TWZ.The War Zone
SCI & TECHSep 23Prince Harry forced to halt AI speech after technical glitchThe duke joked to the audience after his speech was cut short due to technical problemsThe Independent World
SCI & TECHSep 23Serious fun time: Making video and board games accessible for all playersGamers with visual or motor impairments are increasingly creating their own ways to keep playing as industry giants Microsoft, Sony and ONCE roll out adapted controllers alongside new video and board games.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECHSep 23Pacing problem: can AI fears overcome US-China race dynamics and force a slowdown?When the presidents of the United States and China meet in Washington, the world will be watching to see whether their two countries can make good on their agreement to work towards “constructive strategic stability”. In the sixth part of a series, Chong Ming Lee and Vincent Chow examine what’s behind the call for “pacing” by American AI giants – effectively a slowdown in development – and how the phenomenon is being viewed in China. After years of rapid development, leading US AI executives are...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECHSep 23Do we live in a simulation? If so, it could be a giant consciousness experimentPhilosophers have pondered whether we live in a simulation for centuries. Now, Astronomer Royal for Scotland Catherine Heymans suggests a compelling rationale for why our reality might actually be syntheticNew Scientist
SCI & TECHSep 23Meta to unveil new AI smart glasses amid privacy concernsThe Muse agent is built on Meta's own AI models and is designed to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT and Anthropic's Claude. The post Meta to unveil new AI smart glasses amid privacy concerns appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
SCI & TECHSep 23Geely unveils faster AI-driven EV charging technologyGeely has introduced new AI-driven technology designed to accelerate electric vehicle charging. This development signifies advancements in EV infrastructure and artificial intelligence applications in the automotive sector.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECHSep 23KBN University holds Foldscope workshop for studentsKBN University organized a Foldscope workshop for its students. This event likely provided hands-on experience with a scientific tool, promoting practical learning in science and technology.The Hindu
SCI & TECHSep 23Mysuru professor conferred Kalam MedalA professor from Mysuru was awarded the Kalam Medal, recognizing their achievement. This honor highlights contributions in a field typically associated with scientific or technological advancement.The Hindu
SCI & TECHSep 23The AI research revolution: Why making progress could mean breaking the systemIf everyone becomes hyper-productive, then no one is.The Hill
SCI & TECHSep 23DataSnipper launches Alwin platform for audit and finance workflowsDataSnipper has launched its new Alwin platform, designed to streamline workflows in audit and finance. This marks the introduction of new technology aimed at improving efficiency in business operations.Yahoo Finance
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