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Meditation can help protect older people aged 65 years and above from the degenerating and life-threatening Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new study led by scientists in France. The ancient relaxation technique boosts the brainpower of the elderly, especially brain functions like attention, awareness, and emotional health, which are amongst to gradually decline during the
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AlphaTensor was designed to perform matrix multiplications, but the same approach could be used to tackle other mathematical challenges.Credit: DeepMind Deepmind AI masters matrix mathematics An artificial intelligence (AI) developed by machine-learning company DeepMind in London has tackled a type of calculation called matrix multiplication. The system — called AlphaTensor — leverages the skills that
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Bananas have ancient ancestors that scientists are still trying to find until now due to the notion that they still exist. This is according to a new study through collaboration between multiple countries, including France, Belgium, and Papua New Guinea. The scientists believe that the so-called wild bananas or wild ancestors of the yellow fruit
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Ben Bernanke, Philip Dybvig and Douglas Diamond, recipients of the 2022 economics Nobel Prize.Credit: The Brookings Institution, Washington University, University of Chicago Booth School of Business Three economists have shared the 2022 economics Nobel Prize for their pivotal theory of how banks work and how they fail. Ben Bernanke at the Brookings Institution in Washington,
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In my laboratory, we develop quantum computers based on single photons, the fundamental particles of light. In 2020, our computer was the first worldwide to demonstrate ‘quantum advantage’: it completed a calculation in 200 seconds that would take a conventional supercomputer more than 2 billion years. Today’s computers and mobile phones perform calculations using a
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Researchers found that coral algae have benefits for the environment and marine life as algae provide beneficial support to corals, helping to provide more nutrients and sturdy corals. According to the National Geographic, corals are also known as the rainforest of the sea. Their existence in the marine ecosystem significantly provides habitat and food for 25%
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Swedish scientist Svante Paabo was awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discoveries on human evolution.Credit: Thomas Dietze/AP/Shutterstock Svante Pääbo, the winner of this year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, has pioneered efforts to recover DNA from ancient humans. His team at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in
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School outreach programmes can bring great satisfaction, not only to students (such as those seen here learning to use laboratory equipment) but also to the academics involved.Credit: Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post/Getty It’s no secret that an academic career has many challenges; short-term contracts, low pay, long hours — as well the uncertain, exploratory nature of
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Health-care workers walk outside an Ebola isolation unit at a hospital in Mubende, Uganda, on 29 September.Credit: Hajarah Nalwadda/AP/Shutterstock In the past month, at least 64 people in Uganda have been — or are suspected of being — infected with a rare species of Ebola virus, for which no vaccines or treatments are available. About
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After his first tour of duty, Henry returned to Santa Fe, New Mexico — his hometown — and walked its streets. He noted how many restaurants had closed or had changed names or cuisines, art galleries replaced by candy shops or tourist traps, streets converted to pedestrian use only. Everything seemed both familiar and strange.
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Damage from scallop dredging on Scotland’s “protected” bottom is seen on video. Campaigners claim that the marine protected area created to safeguard the UK’s sole fan mussels is nothing more than a “paper park.” (Photo : Image from NOAA FishWatch) Uncovering Footage According to a new underwater film captured by Scottish environmental activists, in “marine
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The observatory, known by the nickname Kuafu-1, will view the Sun from its orbit around Earth.Credit: NASA/Goddard/SDO China is set to launch its first dedicated solar observatory. Astronomers say its trio of instruments will provide insights into how the Sun’s magnetic field creates coronal mass ejections and other eruptions. The Advanced Space-based Solar Observatory (ASO-S)
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China is the world’s largest producer of cement, steel and other building materials, whose manufacture emits huge amounts of carbon dioxide. But an analysis now suggests that powering heavy industries with hydrogen could be a cost-effective way to reduce China’s carbon emissions — and its contribution to climate change1. Access options Subscribe to Journal Get
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As the Italian probe LICIACube whizzed past asteroids Didymos (bottom) and Dimorphos (top), it captured a debris plume spraying out from the DART spacecraft as it smashed into Dimorphos.Credit: ASI/NASA Astronomers see fireworks as spacecraft ploughs into asteroid Telescopes in space and across Earth captured the spectacular aftermath of NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART)
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