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Nov 06 2024POLITICS

Chile's Shifting Political Landscape: A Crisis in Representation

For many years, Chile has been known for its political stability. The country's political system is divided into two main coalitions. The center-left Concertation, which includes parties like the Socialist Party (PS), Christian Democratic Party (DC), and Party for Democracy (PPD), ruled from 1990 to

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Nov 06 2024HEALTH

Exploring Web Data to Boost Public Health

Public health has always been about tracking stuff like diseases and vaccinations. It helps us figure out if our health programs are working and where to spend money to make things better. This research looks into how data from the web can help with this. It comes up with new ways to predict health

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Nov 06 2024SCIENCE

Insects Read Odors in a Snap

Ever wondered how tiny insects like fruit fly larvae can zip through their environment, seeking out food and avoiding danger? It all starts with their olfactory receptor neurons (ORNs). These guys are the first responders to smells. Scientists wanted to figure out how these ORNs help larvae navigate

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Nov 06 2024SCIENCE

How Do Surprise Force Field Breaks Affect Our Motor Memory?

Have you ever had to quickly adapt to a new situation, like learning to use a new tool or master a new motion? Scientists are curious about how our brains handle these changes. They're especially interested in something called "internal models" – this is like a mental map of our body and how it inte

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Nov 06 2024ENVIRONMENT

Green Materials: The EU's Eco-Revolution

Industrial growth and environmental damage often go hand in hand. A major hurdle is dealing with the waste from hard-to-recycle items like medical supplies. Scientists are searching for new materials that fit into a circular economy, where waste is reduced and everything is recycled. The European Un

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Nov 06 2024TECHNOLOGY

Weather in Motion: A New Way to See Through the Lens

Have you ever taken a photo outside only to find that the weather messed up your shot? It turns out, computers have the same problem. Existing methods treat weather as a simple label, like "sunny" or "rainy". But weather isn't that black and white. It's always changing and blurring the lines. So, re

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Nov 06 2024FINANCE

A Fresh Look at Pathwise Finance

Imagine you're exploring the world of finance, but this time, you're not dealing with probabilities. We're talking about a new approach called causal functional calculus. This method focuses on the paths taken by financial assets, not just their possible outcomes. One key idea here is something cal

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Nov 06 2024FINANCE

AI in Banking: A Journey Through Challenges and Innovations

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been transforming the finance world for years, using both classic and modern techniques. Let's dive into the challenges, methods, and opportunities that AI brings to finance. First, let's look at the landscape of finance and the data it deals with. Finance businesse

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Nov 06 2024TECHNOLOGY

Unveiling Household Energy Habits with Smart Data

Imagine trying to understand how people use electricity at home. It's like reading a big book, but with smart meters instead of words. As smart meters become common, we have lots of data, but figuring out what it all means is tricky. Scientists have come up with a clever way to make sense of this d

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Nov 06 2024WEATHER

Snowy Days Ahead: What to Expect

Get ready for some serious snow! Tonight, we're looking at moderate to heavy snowfall, with temperatures dropping to the 20's and low 30's. Roads will be slippery, and visibility will be low due to the snow and wind. On Wednesday, expect more snow during the morning, but there might be a break in t

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