Harvard and Google's Brainiacs Unveil Mind-Blowing Neural Map, Offering Uncharted Peek Into Human Noggin!
Harvard and Google have created the most detailed brain map ever, revealing an intricate network in a tiny brain sample, advancing our understanding of brain function and structure.
MIT and University of Basel Researchers Innovate AI Framework to Classify Physical Systems' Phases
Scientists at MIT and the University of Basel developed AI that can classify phases of a system and detect transitions, potentially aiding in the discovery of new materials and understanding quantum systems.
Arizona Woman Suspected of Running North Korean ID Theft Racket, Feds Charge Five in Massive Sanctions Evasion Scheme
Federal authorities charged five individuals linked to an identity theft operation aimed at benefiting North Korea. The raids in multiple states uncovered 'laptop farms' used to steal identities and evade sanctions.
MIT Scientists Reveal Reusable Gas-Sniffer, Offering a Breath of Fresh Air in Safety Tech
MIT researchers have developed a reusable toxic gas detector that could enhance safety in industrial and home environments. The detector combines a metal-organic framework with a polymer, offering high sensitivity and durability.
MIT Unveils Trustnet, a Browser Tool for Users to Fight Misinformation, While Echo Chamber Concerns Linger
MIT researchers have developed Trustnet, a browser extension allowing users to tag online content as accurate or not and share trust assessments within their networks, aiming to combat misinformation.
Survey Unveils Persistent Medical Debt Among Insured Cancer Patients in the U.S., Despite Coverage
The article details a survey showing that many U.S. cancer patients incur medical debt despite being insured, with nearly 70% burdened for over a year and facing substantial treatment expenses.