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Feb 02 2025TECHNOLOGY

The Future of AI: Smaller, Faster, and Cheaper

Imagine getting a top-notch result without spending a fortune. That's exactly what a new AI model from a company in China, DeepSeek, has achieved. They’ve created the DeepSeek-R1 model which can outperform even its most expensive competitors. The R1 model is built on top of the V3 model,

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Feb 02 2025TECHNOLOGY

Revolutionizing Memory:The Power of Memristors

Have you ever thought about how computers might work differently in the near future? Well, memristors are here to shake things up! It is back of the future. Imagine these tools as little electronic memories! These come up how the memory works in our way of understanding computing and unlike what y

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Feb 02 2025SCIENCE

How Are Scientists Solving Drought Issues with Maize?

Drought in sub-Saharan Africa is a huge problem that impacts how maize grows and reduces the harvest. Dealing with drought is complex because many different genes are involved. That's why scientists tried something new. Researchers took 236 different types of corn and tested them in multiple

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Feb 02 2025EDUCATION

The surprising story behind tattoos and how you end up with one

Started decades ago tattoos have been prevalent in various forms but few people think about why they get one. Remember all those mysterious trends from our great grandparents trying to keep us away from getting a tattoo? . Like when you were young and your family warned you

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Feb 02 2025HEALTH

Rest, Readiness and Gender in the Jordanian Military

The Jordanian military is known for its toughness and high standards. When recruits are stressed and pushing their limits, sleep is one thing that often suffers. So achieving and observing the good sleep habits among recruits is vital to maximum performance and training results. One thing m

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Feb 02 2025HEALTH

Peak Pollution Periods Linked to Stroke Cases

Recently, a study in Taiwan looked at how tiny bits of metal in the air might affect how many people visit the emergency room for stroke issues. Did you know that PM 2. 5 is a type of air pollution that is tiny and can get deep into your lungs? These small particles can be created by burning fuel

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Feb 02 2025SCIENCE

The Hidden Role of Cellular Cleanup in Keeping DNA Safe

Imagine tiny factories inside our body cells, constantly making proteins and repair kits to stay healthy. We all know that these factories in our cells produce and break down proteins. There are different ways to clean out old or damaged proteins. One of those cle

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Feb 02 2025CRYPTO

Bitcoin's Big Dip: Tech Stocks Tumble as Chinese AI Firm Enters the Scene

Bitcoin took a hit early in the day on Monday, dropping below $100, 000. It didn't take long for the world's largest cryptocurrency by market cap to recover from its low point of $97, 900. Seems like Bitcoin's gains from the recent industry-friendly regulations and a national crypto stockpile announ

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Feb 02 2025HEALTH

Cancer Fighters: Viruses to the Rescue

Imagine if the tiny, and usually nasty, viruses could be used to target and eliminate cancer cells. Scientists have been exploring this idea for a while. They are using oncolytic viruses. One type of virus, the recombinant Adeno-associated virus, has been programmed to carry a gene called TRAIL. T

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Feb 02 2025SCIENCE

Plant Lice and the Power of Electricity

Psyllids, or plant lice, are tiny bugs with a big problem. They have a habit of sucking out the sap of plants. The damage they cause isn’t just physical. The bugs are also known to spread nasty bacteria. These bacteria are tricky to deal with. They have reduced genomes and can’t be grown in lab

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