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UBC super-black wood can improve telescopes, optical devices and consumer goods
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Insilico open sources Precious3GPT, a novel multimodal multi species multi omics multi tissue transformer for aging research and drug discovery
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An international effort to define intelligence, consciousness and more: efforts to create consensus definitions for diverse intelligent systems
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