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HBO To Develop Book About Drug Trafficking at Fort Bragg

HBO To Develop Book About Drug Trafficking at Fort Bragg

In what it describes as a “fiercely sought-after deal,” HBO has nabbed the rights to develop the nonfiction book The Fort Bragg Cartel: Drug Trafficking and Murder in the Special Forces by investigative journalist and military veteran Seth Harp. The series will be executive produced by Harp along with Len Amato, through his company Crash&Salvage. The search for a writer/showrunner is …

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Men with THIS body feature are more likely to develop cancer, experts warn

Men with THIS body feature are more likely to develop cancer, experts warn

A leading doctor has warned that ‘man boobs’ can be a sign of potentially deadly testicular cancer, breast cancer or liver disease. Gynecomastia—when boys or men develop big breasts—can also cause sore or swollen nipples. While the NHS says it is ‘common’ and does not always need treatment, sometimes it can be caused by underlying health issues which need addressing. These can …

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NSF and NVIDIA partnership enables Ai2 to develop fully open AI models to fuel U.S. scientific innovation | NSF

NSF and NVIDIA partnership enables Ai2 to develop fully open AI models to fuel U.S. scientific innovation | NSF

The U.S. National Science Foundation announced a partnership with NVIDIA to develop a set of artificial intelligence models that will transform the ability of America’s scientists to leverage AI, advancing scientific discovery and ensuring U.S. leadership in AI-powered research and innovation. NSF will contribute $75 million, with NVIDIA providing an additional $77 million, to support the Open Multimodal AI Infrastructure …

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NASA has sparked a race to develop the data pipeline to Mars

NASA has sparked a race to develop the data pipeline to Mars

For decades, NASA built and flew its own relay orbiters and spacecraft to ferry valuable data back to Earth. Now the agency is shifting to buying connectivity as a service, much like it does for launch and astronaut transport. That pivot has sparked a race, with major contenders pitching ways to keep Mars missions online. What’s at stake isn’t a …

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Cats develop dementia in a similar way to humans

Cats develop dementia in a similar way to humans

Calum Watson BBC Scotland News Getty Images Scientists in Edinburgh discovered that feline dementia could share many factors with Alzheimer’s in humans Cats develop dementia in a similar way to humans with Alzheimer’s disease, leading to hopes of a breakthrough in research, according to scientists. Experts at the University of Edinburgh carried out a post-mortem brain examination on 25 cats …

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Cornell researchers develop invisible light-based watermark to detect deepfakes – TechSpot

Cornell researchers develop invisible light-based watermark to detect deepfakes  TechSpot Seeing isn’t believing – flickering lights could reveal deepfaked videos  New Atlas Scientists hid secret codes in light to combat video fakes  Ars Technica Deepfakes are really dangerous but this small process could make them easier to catch  Hindustan Times Cornell researchers working on light-watermarking tactic to detect AI videos  The Hindu Source link

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“It Lit Screens And Tumors Alike”: Scientists Develop Dual-Function Molecule Driving Brighter OLED Displays And Ultra-Precise Medical Imaging Breakthrough

“It Lit Screens And Tumors Alike”: Scientists Develop Dual-Function Molecule Driving Brighter OLED Displays And Ultra-Precise Medical Imaging Breakthrough

IN A NUTSHELL 🔬 Researchers at Kyushu University have developed a revolutionary organic molecule that acts as a “switch” for both OLEDs and medical imaging. 💡 The molecule, named CzTRZCN, combines thermally activated delayed fluorescence with two-photon absorption to enhance efficiency in displays and imaging. 🖥️ CzTRZCN achieved a record external quantum efficiency of 13.5% in OLED applications, highlighting its …

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Chinese scientists develop machine to turn lunar dust into bricks

Chinese scientists develop machine to turn lunar dust into bricks

The device operates like a 3D printer but replaces conventional heat sources with concentrated solar energy. A parabolic reflector gathers sunlight and channels it through fibre optic bundles, intensifying the light to more than 3,000 times the strength of sunlight at Earth’s surface. At the focal point, temperatures exceed 1,300°C, hot enough to melt regolith into solid, dense shapes. Tests …

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