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![[:es]How the Brain Decodes Sentences[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2016/09/unnamed-4.png)
[:es]How the Brain Decodes Sentences[:]
[:es]New research advances neuroscientists’ understanding of the complexities of language processing[:]
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![[:es]A Lesson of Tesla Crashes? Computer Vision Can’t Do It All Yet[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2016/09/19VISION1-master768.jpg)
[:es]A Lesson of Tesla Crashes? Computer Vision Can’t Do It All Yet[:]
[:es]Jitendra Malik, a researcher in computer vision for three decades, doesn’t own a Tesla, but he has advice for people who do. “Knowing what I know about computer vision, I wouldn’t take my hands off the steering wheel,” he said.[:]
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![[:es]This new fingerprint technique could revolutionise the way we solve gun crime[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2016/09/unnamed-1-2.jpg)
[:es]This new fingerprint technique could revolutionise the way we solve gun crime[:]
[:es]Following a serendipitous finding by researchers at Swansea University that rubbing a metal surface with a tissue does not necessarily remove the finger mark ridge minutiae, we started to investigate why this might be so – and, importantly, how the finger mark might be revealed. [:]
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Industrial air pollution leaves magnetic waste in the brain
If you live in an urban environment, chances are you’ve got nanomagnets on the brain—literally. New research suggests that most magnetite found in the human brain, a magnetic iron oxide compound, comes from industrial air pollution.
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A Seeker of Dark Matter’s Hidden Light
The physicist Tracy Slatyer is searching for faint wisps of dark matter annihilating in the early universe — and perhaps in hiding places closer to home.
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A Unified Theory of Randomness
Researchers have uncovered deep connections among different types of random objects, illuminating hidden geometric structures.
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Solar still made of bubble wrap could purify water for the poor
Solar stills can make tainted water or seawater fit to drink. But to produce more than a trickle, devices typically require expensive lenses or other equipment. Not anymore. Today, researchers report that they’ve created a cheap solar still from bubble wrap and other simple materials.
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Scientists Image Gene Expression in Living Human Brains for the First Time
Researchers have unveiled another “first” in brain imaging: a visualisation of epigenetic activity (the mechanisms that affect gene expression) in a living human brain. This could help show the role epigenetics plays in different disorders, and even help develop drugs to then treat them.
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We’ve been wrong about the origins of life for 90 years
For nearly nine decades, science’s favorite explanation for the origin of life has been the “primordial soup”. This is the idea that life began from a series of chemical reactions in a warm pond on Earth’s surface, triggered by an external energy source such as lightning strike or ultraviolet (UV) light. But recent research adds…
