Category: Relationships
-
MIT’s ComMAND gene circuit could make gene therapy dosing safer and more predictable
MIT researchers designed a compact gene circuit that could keep gene therapy expression in a safer range, aiming to reduce dosing swings across cells.
-
Hong Kong PolyU researchers unveil AI tool to score large language model personality, with implications for business compliance and education
Hong Kong PolyU researchers introduce LMLPA, a tool that scores LLM personality from language patterns, with potential uses in education and business…
-
Tinnitus severity may be measurable at last: Study links pupil dilation and facial micro-movements to distress levels
A new study suggests tinnitus distress may be tracked objectively using pupil dilation and subtle facial micro-movements, potentially improving clinical trials…
-
Explainable AI tool CANYA decodes protein aggregation patterns, offering new clues for amyloid diseases and drug manufacturing
Explainable AI model CANYA, trained on 100 000 synthetic protein fragments, pinpoints sequence motifs behind aggregation, with implications for amyloid disease…
-
University of Tokyo Study Finds Motor Exploration Builds a Stronger Sense of Agency in New Human-Computer Tasks
University of Tokyo experiments suggest active motor exploration, not imitation alone, helps people develop a stronger sense of agency when learning new…
-
Study links parental death to higher bullying risk in teens, with rural girls most affected
A large study suggests parental bereavement may raise bullying risk for teens, especially rural girls, underscoring the need for long-term school support.
-
Chimpanzee call combinations hint at language roots: What a major Taï Forest study found
A long-term Taï Forest study finds chimpanzees combine calls to change meaning, adding fresh evidence in the debate over the evolutionary roots of language.