The Universe has been making fewer stars lately, and astronomers want to know why. The obvious answer is: there hasn’t been enough star-birth material. Is that true? If so, what other process is
From the seafloor to turtle stomachs, scientists are finding plastic everywhere they look for it. Now, researchers in Japan have found plastic thermally adhered to coral rubble, an amalgamation they’ve termed “plasticoral,” according
The U.S. government on Tuesday launched its very own AI chatbot — or do we have to call it an SI chatbot now? Regardless, the engineers who worked on the chatbot would undoubtedly
To measure the expansion rate of the cosmos, astronomers rely on the relationship between distance and recessional velocity (redshift). This has been historically difficult when it comes to quasar pairs, galaxies with bright
Why continuous gas analysis matters. In industry, hydrogen is used as a feedstock, a reducing agent, a protective atmosphere and a cooling medium. In each of these applications, what matters is not only
Manufacturers relying on last-mile delivery drivers may benefit from reviewing arbitration clauses in their contracts. By Tyler G. Haas The use of “last-mile” delivery services has continued to grow over the past decade.
For the first time in 150 years, kiwi once again live in the hills surrounding Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand. More than 250 manu (“birds” in the Māori language) were successfully translocated back to
Manufacturers can lay the groundwork for more reliable AI by preserving the knowledge behind product and engineering decisions. By Rob McAveney, CTO, Aras How can manufacturers prepare AI to support trustworthy engineering decisions?
To get AI out of pilot and into production, manufacturers must prioritize a data foundation built on standards, context, and governance. By John Harrington, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, HighByte Artificial intelligence (AI)
For decades, the global outlook for food and agriculture has brought heightened concerns as climate patterns create a mix of droughts and floods across the world. Consequently, fears of diminishing crop yields and
