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techScientists Detect Sugar in Milky Way, Offering Clues to Life's Origins
Astrochemists find erythrulose sugar near the galactic center, providing new insights into how life-sustaining compounds form in space before planets and stars.
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techGraphene Defies Physics: Magnetic Field Boosts Superconductivity
MIT researchers discovered rhombohedral graphene can host multiple superconducting states where magnetic fields enhance, rather than destroy, the phenomenon.
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healthMIT’s Injectable ‘Satellite Livers’ Show 2-Month Viability in Mice, Offering Hope for Patients Beyond Transplant Lists
MIT researchers developed injectable hydrogel-encased hepatocytes that functioned as mini-livers in mice, surviving two months. The technology could provide a bridge or alternative to organ transplantation for chronic liver failure patients, especially those too frail for surgery.
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cryptoTurkey Brokers US-Iran Ceasefire as Bitcoin Surges Past $72,000
Turkey’s intelligence agency secured a US-Iran ceasefire, triggering a Bitcoin rally past $72,000 as geopolitical risk premiums unwind and Strait of Hormuz tensions ease.
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techMIT Study Reveals AI Efficiency-Gain Illusion Among Professionals
MIT and Princeton researchers identify a cognitive trap where users overestimate AI productivity benefits on simple tasks, creating misleading efficiency perceptions.
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techWhy Bigger AI Models Master Rare Tasks: A Mechanistic Answer
New study from Stanford, MIT, Harvard, and Anthropic reveals that larger neural networks learn rare tasks better by reducing gradient interference.
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techMIT Researchers Unveil Self-Evolving AI Scientists for True Scientific Discovery
MIT develops a mathematical framework enabling AI to revise its reasoning, not just search data. A leap towards genuine scientific discovery.
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techMIT Students Build AI System That Controls Hand Movements
A team at MIT developed 'Human Operator,' a wearable that uses AI and electrical stimulation to guide hand motions for learning and rehabilitation.