Revolutionary Microrobots Shrink Tumors in Groundbreaking Study
Researchers at Caltech have developed bioresorbable acoustic microrobots (BAM) capable of delivering therapeutic drugs precisely to targeted areas within the body.
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Groundbreaking 8-Photon Qubit Chip Accelerates Quantum Computing
South Korean researchers have developed a groundbreaking photonic quantum circuit chip that promises to accelerate the global race in quantum computation.
Harnessing Hypercube Geometry for Superior Quantum Error Correction
RIKEN Center for Quantum Computing has developed a new quantum error correction method, the “many-hypercube codes,” which promises efficient and parallel error correction for fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Not Science Fiction: Researchers Recreate Star Trek’s Holodeck Using AI
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and AI2 have developed “Holodeck,” an advanced system capable of generating a wide range of virtual environments for training AI agents.
New AI Model Can Detect Cancer Clues at Lightning Speed
Researchers at the University of Gothenburg have created an AI model that enhances cancer detection capabilities through sugar analysis. This AI model outperforms the existing semi-manual techniques in speed and accuracy in identifying abnormalities.
Powered by Blood: Innovative Chip Provides Real-Time Health Monitoring
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have developed a portable lab-on-a-chip device that uses blood to generate electricity, enabling on-the-spot diagnosis. This technology, which measures blood electrical conductivity, can assess health parameters and may transform healthcare by facilitating real-time, non-invasive testing.
AI Magic: Robotic Suits That Help You Run Easier and Faster
A new training method for robotic exoskeletons using AI and simulations has been shown to decrease energy expenditure in walking, running, and climbing stairs.
Revolutionary Qubit Technology Paves Way for Practical Quantum Computer
Advancements in qubit technology at the University of Basel show promise for scalable quantum computing, using electron and hole spins to achieve precise qubit control and interactions.
Leading AI Scientists Warn of Unleashing Risks Beyond Human Control
Leading AI scientists are urging world leaders to take more decisive actions on AI risks, highlighting that the progress made since the first AI Safety Summit in Bletchley Park six months ago has been inadequate.
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