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Synthetic Biology
Biologist Steven Benner on artificial life, bioengineering, and challenges for synthetic biology
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Applications of Deep Neural Networks
Why do we need neural networks and how do we train them
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Stability of standard state boron structure revealed
Researchers finally established the stable allotrope of the fifth element under normal conditions
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Synthetic Biology for Space Program
MIT Research Scientist Christopher Carr on challenges of distant journeys, components of cosmic radiation, and harnessing engineered organisms
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Ultrafast Reactions
Chemist David Phillips on the photolysis, reaction dynamics and how to understand the movement of atoms in a molecule
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Embryonic bird ankles, reverse evolution, and the dinosaur-bird link
An evolutionary “throwback” seems to have occurred in birds, which resurrected an ancient, amphibian-like pattern of ankle development
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The Psychologizing of Modernity in Art and Architecture
Historian Mark Jarzombek on the influence of psychoanalysis on modern architecture, stadiums and bathhouses, and the Self
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Dyslexia
Developmental psychologist Uta Frith on the detection of dyslexia in children, difficulties with sound recognition, and the heritability of the disease
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The stagnation of the glacial Arctic Ocean
The new research suggests that deep water layers may have played a role in ending the last glacial period in the Arctic region
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The Rosetta Stone
Egyptologist Richard Parkinson on the object that helped open up the language and textual culture of Ancient Egypt
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