Neurosurgeons facing dysmorphic, wide-neck posterior communicating artery aneurysms sometimes need to drill away a small piece of bone at the skull base, the anterior clinoid process, to reach the aneurysm safely. A new
Artificial intelligence could help next-generation wireless networks adapt to changing conditions and detect security threats, but expanding AI’s role in critical network functions also creates new vulnerabilities that attackers could exploit. Dr. Imtiaz
A new exploratory study proposes that the stiffness of the body’s large central arteries can be estimated from a single Doppler ultrasound measurement, without the specialized two-sensor transit-time procedure that currently dominates arterial
The world is eating a smaller variety of vegetables as diets become increasingly uniform, reports contributor Sharmila Vaidyanathan for Mongabay India. In India, Indigenous crops such as the clove bean and the Yerengere
A fishing cat found badly injured and malnourished in northern Bangladesh has been returned to the wild following months of intensive rehabilitation. The feline was recently released into a tea estate bordering a
Fishers in the east Indonesian Maluku Islands say rough seas are keeping them ashore and shrinking their catches as El Niño builds, according to early local monitoring and interviews. Yustinus Pesireron, a 64-year-old
Algorithmic bidding systems used to trade battery storage do not threaten competition in Australia’s NEM, according to Fluence.
Living on the Moon, with either trained astronauts or regular civilians, could become a regular occurrence in the near future. However, it’s easier said than done, as scientists and engineers continue developing new
Less than half a century ago, the thickly forested landscapes of Laos rumbled with herds of Asian elephants as well as two species of rhinoceros — the Javan rhino and Sumatran rhino. Wild
