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Brain-Guided Language Models Move Beyond Representational Alignment for Robust Reasoning
A new study suggests that the human brain may do more than provide inspiration for artificial intelligence: its signals could…
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Biologically Informed Roadmap for Understanding Multiple Sclerosis Disease Progression
Multiple sclerosis has long been organized into three familiar clinical categories: relapsing–remitting, secondary progressive and primary progressive. These labels have…
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Evolutionarily Diverse Organisms Switch Genes on Simply and Switch Them off Dynamically
Retrieving the moss Physcomitrium patens from storage [Omar Jamshed/Centro de Regulación Genómica] The signals that cells use to switch genes…
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Curium strikes up to $8B deal for radiopharma rival Lantheus
Months after reports first linked Curium to a potential Lantheus takeover, the radiopharma players have made it official with a…
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Targeted Treatments Aim to Improve Outcomes for Serious Lung Infections
Cystic fibrosis is often described as a bacterial disease, but the airways of people living with the condition are home…
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Seoul researchers develop strategy for designing ultra-fast-charging batteries
Electric-vehicle drivers may soon have a new reason to stop fearing long charging times. Researchers in South Korea have developed…
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New neonatal hypoxic-ischemic model shows glial activation, memory deficits without neuronal loss
A new neonatal model of hypoxic-ischemic injury is challenging a central assumption in the study of newborn brain damage: that…
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Scientists Identify Seven Previously Unknown Frog Species in Madagascar
An international team of scientists has described seven new species of diamond frogs from Madagascar, revealing that the island’s secretive…
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Tear protein analysis uncovers reproducible pathway signatures linked to Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s disease may leave a molecular trace in one of the body’s most overlooked fluids: tears. A study by Acera,…
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AI uncovers previously unknown health insights from routine sleep studies
A new artificial intelligence model has found that a routine overnight sleep study may contain far more information about a…