Deep Science AI made its debut on stage at Disrupt NY 2017, showing in a live demo how its computer vision system could spot a gun or mask in CCTV footage, potentially alerting a store or security provider to an imminent crime. The company has now been ac

To close out today’s press event focused on Apple’s service’s business, the company has officially announced its streaming initiative, Apple TV+. CEO Tim Cook said this will be an ad-free subscription service, with everything available

In Nebraska and Iowa there's a brown sea where there should be homes, roads, gas stations, and open country.  Historic floods have deluged vast swaths of the Midwest — even flooding a third of the U.S. Air Force base that houses the nation's cr

Boom. A radiant fireball exploded over the remote Bering Sea in Dec. 2018, though it wasn't until some three months later that scientists, scouring satellite images, discovered the dramatic event. NASA's Terra satellite — an Earth-observing satellit

The biggest surprise about next week’s Apple event may be the fact that the company has anything left to announce. This week, several core pieces of Apple hardware received upgrades, including the iPad Air and mini, iMac and AirPods. Given the comp

More than two years into the Trump administration, the long vacant post of U.S. Chief Technology Officer will be filled. Bloomberg first reported that today Trump is elevating Michael Kratsios, current deputy U.S. CTO, to the nation’s top tech posit

This is certainly one very fishy encounter. Two fishers stumbled across quite the surprise when they found a sunfish which had washed onto the beach at Coorong National Park in South Australia. SEE ALSO: 'Captain Marvel' is proof EVERY superhero should ha

If you’re like me, who isn’t big on social media, you’d think that the image filters that come inside most apps will do the job. But for many others, especially the younger crowd, making their photos stand out is a huge deal. The demand

Soap opera "Days of Our Lives" earned a leading 27 Daytime Emmy Award nominations, the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced Wednesday.

Want to star in your favorite memes and movie scenes? Upload a selfie to Morphin, choose your favorite GIF, and your face is grafted in to create a personalized copy you can share anywhere. Become Tony Stark as he suits up like Iron Man. Drop the mic like

Like a snake slithering back into its den, Greenland's lengthy Jakobshavn glacier has retreated over 25 miles since the 19th century. And for the last two decades, this warming river of ice has purged more ice into to sea than any other Greenland glacier.

In Nebraska and Iowa there's a brown sea where there should be homes, roads, gas stations, and open country.  Historic floods have deluged vast swaths of the Midwest — even flooding a third of the U.S. Air Force base that houses the nation's cr

WASHINGTON — Last Thursday, Reps. Ted Lieu (D-CA) and Elise Stefanik (R-NY) introduced the “U.S.-Israel Directed Energy Cooperation Act,” which would authorize “the Department of Defense to carry out bilateral cooperation with Isra

Boom. A radiant fireball exploded over the remote Bering Sea in Dec. 2018, though it wasn't until some three months later that scientists, scouring satellite images, discovered the dramatic event. NASA's Terra satellite — an Earth-observing satellit

It's easy to take the fresh, cold water that gurgles out of your tap each morning for granted. Unfortunately, not everyone has that luxury. Today is World Water Day, and this year, the theme is "Leaving no one behind." With the goal of ensuring access to

Media AdvisoryThursday, March 21, 2019 What Researchers have successfully frozen testicular tissue from monkeys too young to produce sperm and used this tissue to produce a pregnancy resulting in live, healthy offspring. The finding is an early ste

News ReleaseThursday, March 21, 2019 Early stage trial opens at Clinical Center. A clinical trial of an experimental drug designed to treat cravings associated with opioid use disorder (OUD) has begun in the National Institutes of Health Clinical Cent

News ReleaseThursday, March 21, 2019 People taking the mineral for other medical reasons should stay the course. Eating a calcium-rich diet or taking calcium supplements does not appear to increase the risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), ac

News ReleaseThursday, March 21, 2019 Technique could aid early detection and treatment of certain eye diseases. Cells of the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) form unique patterns that can be used to track changes in this important layer of tissue in t

Out West, the future is dry. Amid an unprecedented 19-year drought in the expansive Colorado River Basin — which supplies water to 40 million Americans — seven Western states have acknowledged that the 21st century will only grow drier as temp

Like a snake slithering back into its den, Greenland's lengthy Jakobshavn glacier has retreated over 25 miles since the 19th century. And for the last two decades, this warming river of ice has purged more ice into to sea than any other Greenland glacier.

Featured in Ripley's Believe It or Not! Hindsight is a wonderful thing, isn’t it? Imagine the embarrassment we could all save ourselves, if we could see how silly some of our ideas would turn out to be before we committed to them. At the same time,

In Nebraska and Iowa there's a brown sea where there should be homes, roads, gas stations, and open country.  Historic floods have deluged vast swaths of the Midwest — even flooding a third of the U.S. Air Force base that houses the nation's cr

Some of us Earthlings may see dancing, green lights in the sky on Saturday night. The sun blasted out a flare of energized particles into space on March 20, and the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Space Prediction Center forecasts t

Boom. A radiant fireball exploded over the remote Bering Sea in Dec. 2018, though it wasn't until some three months later that scientists, scouring satellite images, discovered the dramatic event. NASA's Terra satellite — an Earth-observing satellit

Out West, the future is dry. Amid an unprecedented 19-year drought in the expansive Colorado River Basin — which supplies water to 40 million Americans — seven Western states have acknowledged that the 21st century will only grow drier as temp

In 2017, Kids Plus Pediatrics, an independent medical practice in Pittsburgh, posted a 90-second video on its Facebook page encouraging parents to have their children vaccinated against human papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted infection that can

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FCCNNThere's one more tribunal in which Bayer's efforts to defend its Roundup weedkiller are floundering: the court of public opinion. Bayer says science shows that the herbicide, which the German...

How do you keep online trolls in check? Ban them? Require real names? Dr. Srijan Kumar, a post-doctoral research fellow in computer science at Stanford University, is developing an AI that predicts online conflict. His research uses data science and machi

Special to Times-Record On Thursday, March 28th at 7 p.m., Gail Pederson, SPRN, HN-BC, will speak about “The Ins and Outs of Cannabis & Medical Marijuana” in Rhoades Science Center at Valley City State University.

Lied to and manipulated My heart went out to the person who sent in the letter in Friday’s edition blaming politicians and the media for conspiring to create the ills of the world (“Lies and manipulation”). The emotion behind the letter

ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS Gaslight Creative, St. Cloud, announced it received eight awards at the 2019 American Advertising Awards Show, held at the Gorecki Center, College of St. Benedict. ARCHITECTURE/ENGINEERING LHB, with offices in Minnesota and Wi

“Must have a portrait in the attic.” You periodically come upon that phrase when someone’s complimenting a contemporary who has aged gracefully. Where did it come from? Oscar Wilde’s 1890 novel, “The Picture of Dorian Gray,&r

It is tragically ironic that the suicide of Princeton economist Alan Krueger was announced roughly at the same time as news broke of a cheating and bribery scandal in college admissions. Krueger had done research on the question of just how much a degree

Joy Leibman and Daniel Gelb inherited an unusual legacy from their father, real estate investor Howard Gelb, when he died four years ago at the age of 96. They and their four siblings now own roughly a third of the 158-year-old Hamm’s Brewery campus

Bill Doherty gets emotional when he recites a favorite quote from President Abraham Lincoln’s first inaugural address:   “We are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bon

WASHINGTON — Last Thursday, Reps. Ted Lieu (D-CA) and Elise Stefanik (R-NY) introduced the “U.S.-Israel Directed Energy Cooperation Act,” which would authorize “the Department of Defense to carry out bilateral cooperation with Isra

Jordan Peele's second feature film, Us, is horrifying, to be sure. But by the time the credits start to roll, you might find yourself a little bit . . . confused, shall we say. Between all of the complex layers, hidden meanings, and creepy scares that ar

Just a few years ago, Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes was pronounced the youngest self-made female billionaire in America, but now, she is potentially facing 20 years in prison. Following the wild success of the recent pair of notable Fyre Festival doc

Deep Science AI made its debut on stage at Disrupt NY 2017, showing in a live demo how its computer vision system could spot a gun or mask in CCTV footage, potentially alerting a store or security provider to an imminent crime. The company has now been ac

WASHINGTON – Friday marked the end of months of speculation, as Special Counsel and former FBI Director Robert Mueller delivered his report into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election to the attorney general. The headline conclusion of Mu

To close out today’s press event focused on Apple’s service’s business, the company has officially announced its streaming initiative, Apple TV+. CEO Tim Cook said this will be an ad-free subscription service, with everything available

As all researchers know, science is a grinding parade of failure and dead ends. But as we’ve often written, news release writers sometimes seem hell-bent on making the public believe otherwise. Like expert makeup artists, they can add sparkle to lac

The Mayo Clinic’s Jacksonville campus will host a journalism “residency.” Craving a trip to Florida in February? If you’re a journalist, the Mayo Clinic has you covered. Once again Mayo is extending an offer to educate health care

Our home page 1st day 2006 In this, our final week of daily publishing as we wind down operations due to a loss of sufficient funding, I want to share some observations after a 45-year career in health care journalism, 13 of which were the pinnacle for me

The 5-star writing we feature below highlights an interesting contrast: the obvious and the obscure. On the one hand, I’m guessing it’s fairly obvious to many of us that some physicians have ties to industry money; but on the other hand, is it

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Many of you have asked by email or on Twitter, “Where do we turn for help after you go away?” First, we’re not disappearing on January 1, 2019, and the site won’t go dark.  I’ll keep it alive for at least three years. An

Like a snake slithering back into its den, Greenland's lengthy Jakobshavn glacier has retreated over 25 miles since the 19th century. And for the last two decades, this warming river of ice has purged more ice into to sea than any other Greenland glacier.

Deep Science AI made its debut on stage at Disrupt NY 2017, showing in a live demo how its computer vision system could spot a gun or mask in CCTV footage, potentially alerting a store or security provider to an imminent crime. The company has now been ac

WASHINGTON – Friday marked the end of months of speculation, as Special Counsel and former FBI Director Robert Mueller delivered his report into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election to the attorney general. The headline conclusion of Mu

To close out today’s press event focused on Apple’s service’s business, the company has officially announced its streaming initiative, Apple TV+. CEO Tim Cook said this will be an ad-free subscription service, with everything available

Like a snake slithering back into its den, Greenland's lengthy Jakobshavn glacier has retreated over 25 miles since the 19th century. And for the last two decades, this warming river of ice has purged more ice into to sea than any other Greenland glacier.

In Nebraska and Iowa there's a brown sea where there should be homes, roads, gas stations, and open country.  Historic floods have deluged vast swaths of the Midwest — even flooding a third of the U.S. Air Force base that houses the nation's cr

Some of us Earthlings may see dancing, green lights in the sky on Saturday night. The sun blasted out a flare of energized particles into space on March 20, and the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Space Prediction Center forecasts t

WASHINGTON — Last Thursday, Reps. Ted Lieu (D-CA) and Elise Stefanik (R-NY) introduced the “U.S.-Israel Directed Energy Cooperation Act,” which would authorize “the Department of Defense to carry out bilateral cooperation with Isra

Boom. A radiant fireball exploded over the remote Bering Sea in Dec. 2018, though it wasn't until some three months later that scientists, scouring satellite images, discovered the dramatic event. NASA's Terra satellite — an Earth-observing satellit

Let's get the weirdness out of the way. Yes, I know drinking beet juice with the goal of running faster sounds really odd - especially when I think about it from the athlete/trainer perspective. One would typically consider following a strength-training

More than two years into the Trump administration, the long vacant post of U.S. Chief Technology Officer will be filled. Bloomberg first reported that today Trump is elevating Michael Kratsios, current deputy U.S. CTO, to the nation’s top tech posit

The Citizenship of Science  GenomeWeb

In an opinion column in Eos Magazine this week, University of Bergen researcher Øyvind Paasche and Stockholm University researcher Henning Åkesson are ...

New U.S. sanctions put spotlight on Iranian research institute  Science Magazine

When the United States and allies struck a landmark nuclear accord with Iran in 2015, a key selling point was that it blocks Iran's paths to building an atomic ...

What Happens When a Jury Grapples With Perplexing Science  WIRED

Two decades ago, a new form of genetic testing helped send a man to prison. But the case exposed the limits of using complicated forensics in a criminal trial.

Duke University settles research misconduct lawsuit for $112.5 million  Science Magazine

Duke University will pay $112.5 million to the U.S. government to settle a lawsuit brought by a former employee who alleged that the university included falsified ...

Deep Science AI joins Defendry to automatically detect crimes on camera  TechCrunch

Deep Science AI made its debut on stage at Disrupt NY 2017, showing in a live demo how its computer vision system could spot a gun or mask in CCTV footage, ...

Katie Couric: How We Can Eliminate Bias Against Women in Science  Fortune

Katie Couric writes that it's time to overcome the gender bias against women in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).

Let's Start Teaching Scientists How to Withstand Attacks on Fact  Eos

Science is always under pressure. Moderating the influence of personal, social, and political factors is pivotal for any scientific community to produce trustworthy ...

New Data Science Platforms Highlight Nvidia's GPU Conference  eWeek

NEW-PRODUCT ANALYSIS: The big news at Nvidia's GPU conference was around new platforms optimized for data scientists.

Sharing, Spreading and Supporting Science Is 'Civic Activism,' Professor Says  Cornell University The Cornell Daily Sun

Science outreach is a form of civic activism that is meant to inspire children and young adults to pursue their science-related interests.

Signs of new nerve cells spotted in adult brains  Science News

A study finds new evidence that adult brains grow new nerve cells, even the brain of an octogenarian.

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Boeing delays flight test to International Space Station by 3 months: sources. SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co has delayed by three months its first uncrewed flight to the International Space Station under NASA's human spaceflight program, and pushed its crewed flight until November, industry sources said on Wednesday.

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