Archived Intelligence
Researchers found that when the brain's waste-clearance system slows down, vital connections between neurons are lost. This damage appears worse in patients with existing amyloid plaques or inflammation.
By replacing the standard industrial solvent with a more acidic alternative, researchers have stabilised the 'healing' layers on solar films. The resulting cells achieved a certified efficiency of 26.88% and endured 1,000 hours of operation with minimal degradation.
Researchers used neuroimaging to observe how 6-month-old infants respond to maternal speech. The data reveals that babies with an elevated likelihood of autism show weaker connectivity between reward and language centres. These neural patterns offer early indicators for future speech acquisition.
Researchers have developed a self-supervised forward solver that drastically accelerates the training of inverse electromagnetic problems. By embedding Maxwell’s equations directly into the loss function, the model achieves high accuracy without the computational drag of traditional methods.
Researchers utilised advanced imaging to map white matter damage radiating from the brain's ventricles. They found that this "surface-in" gradient correlates with permanent tissue destruction and choroid plexus enlargement.
Researchers found that a specific protein sensor worsens brain injury when blood flow is restricted. By genetically removing or chemically blocking this receptor in mice, the study reduced neuronal death and preserved the blood-brain barrier.
A critical analysis focuses on the Deshkan Ziibi (Thames River) to reveal how colonial land theft and environmental degradation uniquely harm Two-Spirit individuals. The study argues that Indigenous 'kincentric' worldviews offer overlooked solutions to the planetary crisis.
A deep neural network has successfully automated the analysis of urinary flow with 92.5% accuracy, significantly outperforming other machine learning models. The study confirms that automated frameworks can eliminate the subjectivity inherent in manual interpretation while strongly correlating flow metrics with symptom severity.
A 90-day field trial suggests that covered composting pits significantly improve soil moisture and nitrate retention compared to open pits. However, the short study duration limits conclusions regarding long-term soil fertility stability in arid environments.