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AI poses three big types of risk – here’s how worried we should be about them
A key threat is the loss of control by AI developers over their creations.
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Breast Cancer, Clinical Trials, and the Power of Asking What Comes Next (opens the original)
When LaToya Bolds-Johnson was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 36, she already knew medicine well. A physician assistant with years of clinical experience, LaToya was accustomed to being the person caring
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Participate in Math Anxiety Research (opens the original)
Hero Type Image Katie Laux Tue, 10/27/2026 - 09:44 Community Postings Editorial Staff October 27, 2026 Does your child struggle with math anxiety? We are looking for children with math anxiety in 6th-9th grade and one parent/guardian to take our online, anonymous survey and…
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INRS and the Pasteur Network bring together scientists from 25 countries in Quebec to strengthen the fight against pandemics (opens the original)
Held in North America for the first time, the Pasteur Network Annual Meeting will explore the potential of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
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UWF to host Leadership in the Age of AI conference with special Veterans Day observance (opens the original)
The University of West Florida’s Office of Military Services, in partnership with the Aylstock, Witkin, Kreis & Overholtz Center for Leadership and the Center for Cybersecurity and AI, will host the second annual Leadership in the Age of AI conference followed by a UWF Veterans Day Observance on Friday, Nov. 6, in…
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How a Florida State University researcher uses AI to track hidden health risks from red tide (opens the original)
Red tide, a harmful algal bloom that produces toxins, is known for causing respiratory irritation in humans and killing fish
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SMURF AI maps 4D flow MRI images of complex blood flow in CHD (opens the original)
An AI framework called SMURF successfully reconstructed heart anatomy and complex blood‑flow patterns based on 4D flow MRI.
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TÜRK BİLİM İNSANLARI TİROİD BEZİNDE YENİ BİR HÜCRE BULDU: 150 YIL SONRA BÜYÜK KEŞİF (opens the original)
Turkish Scientists Discover a New Cell Type in the Thyroid Gland: A Major Discovery After 150 Yearsyusuf.sahin Tue, 10/27/2026 - 16:15 A discovery by Turkish scientists is changing a fundamental fact that has appeared in medical textbooks for nearly 150 years. Prof. Dr. Erhan Ayşan of Yeditepe University’s Division…
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Semmelweis University welcomes Erasmus+ students at semester-opening event (opens the original)
International students taking part in study exchanges and traineeships met fellow participants.
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UCF Alum ‘Returns to Earth’ After 378-Day Mars Mission (opens the original)
Film production entrepreneur and electrical engineer Matthew Montgomery ’08 ’09MS recounts his experience as part of a four-person crew for NASA’s CHAPEA 2 mission at Johnson Space Center.
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Dead star and planetary bodies: astronomers spot unique disc of debris that foretells Solar System’s future (opens the original)
Astronomers using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO’s VLT) have found a rare disc of debris around a dead star that provides a glimpse of what may happen to our Solar System. Unlike in similar systems previously found, the debris — the leftovers of planets that once orbited the star — is organised in a double disc, the two parts separated by a clear gap. The disc appears to be shaped by two planetary bodies, one possibly as big as Pluto, that have survived the…
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Andrew Thompson to speak at Innovative Leaders Lecture Series (opens the original)
The CEO and co-founder of SMi Systems will share lessons from his career in scientific research and entrepreneurship at 4:10 p.m. on Nov. 2 in Pullman.
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High school science teacher partners with WSU Tri-Cities researchers to explore bioplastics (opens the original)
Katy Andrewjeski spent the summer working with university researchers to explore how agricultural waste can be turned into bioplastics, gaining experience to bring back to her classroom.
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Open Science Hub: Unlocking the Potential of Doctoral Research: Library Services and Open Access (opens the original)
Arkadiusz Sałata Tue, 10/27/2026 - 13:57 Open Science Hub: Unlocking the Potential of Doctoral Research: Library Services and Open Access Place for a image Category: field_event_category Type: field_event_type Summary…
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An autumn school for new researchers addresses structural violence (opens the original)
More than 40 people from international institutions gather at the URV for a week of academic sessions, workshops and discussions
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Concordia study explores how a Montreal neighbourhood could meet more of its own food, energy and water needs (opens the original)
Pointe-St-Charles’ mixed building stock would be ideal for a greener, more efficient and productive urban glow-up
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Announcing the final lists of accepted candidates to pass the competition to enroll in training in the third phase within the framework of the National Doctoral School “Cinema Industries and Cultural and Creative Industries” for the… (opens the original)
Oran 1 Ahmed Ben Bella University announces the final lists of candidates accepted to pass the competition to enroll in training in the third phase In order to obtain a doctorate degree entitled the academic year 2026/2027 Nominal lists of participants by relevant specializations: Critical Studies and Cultural…
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An award-winning medical innovation with worldwide potential (opens the original)
The 1980s TV show MacGyver captivated audiences with a secret agent who could fix any problem using ingenuity, scientific know-how
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New MHRA research puts needle-free Strep A vaccine within reach (opens the original)
Pioneering study by MHRA scientists advances innovative approach to vaccination and promise of vaccine against Strep A.
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Johannes Backs is New Scientific Director of HI-TAC (opens the original)
27 October 2026 Helmholtz Institute for Translational AngioCardioScience: Co-leadership with vascular biologist Karina Yaniv The internationally renowned heart researcher and physician Prof. Dr. Johannes Backs has been appointed new Scientific Director of the Helmholtz Institute for Translational AngioCardioScience…
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