Researchers at the University of Toronto have demonstrated the effectiveness of utilizing machine learning techniques in the design of long-acting injectable drug formulations. The integration of these algorithms has the potential to streamline the drug…
The world’s first technology for consecutively manufacturing epsilon iron oxide that can absorb millimeter waves with a high coercive force equivalent to that of neodymium magnets has been developed by a research team. KIMS developed…
Visualization of the microscope tip exposing material to terahertz light. The colors on the material represent the light-scattering data, and the red and blue lines represent the terahertz waves. Credit: U. S. Department of Energy…
Researchers at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) technique that allows machines to learn concepts shared between different modalities such as videos, audio clips, and images. The…
A team of KAUST scientists has designed an integrated circuit logic lock that could represent a leap forward in protecting our electronic devices from cyberattacks. Credit: © 2022 KAUST; Heno Hwang Electronic devices of the…
In a recent study, researchers achieved high-visibility quantum interference between two independent semiconductor quantum dots, a crucial development towards scalable quantum networks. Researchers demonstrated high-visibility quantum interference between two independent semiconductor quantum dots — an…
Wirelessly powered electronics developed by KAUST researchers could help to make internet of things technology more environmentally friendly. Credit: © 2022 KAUST; Heno Hwang Wirelessly powered large-area electronics could enable a cheaper and greener internet…
Expansion microscopy (ExM) provides unprecedented views of cell interiors. The emerging super-resolution imaging technique relies on physical — rather than optical — magnification. Advancements by Carnegie Mellon University’s Zhao Biophotonics Lab increases the expansion rate…
The study found that robots aren’t replacing humans at the rate most people think, but people are prone to exaggerate the rate of a robot takeover. Credit: Jaren Wilkey, BYU Photo One might easily think…
