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Permissioned Blockchain Framework Secures Industrial IoT Transactions in Manufacturing Collaboration
Smart factories promise a world where machines, sensors, and human operators across different organizations exchange data seamlessly, allowing production lines...
New decentralized protocol safeguards private location data in sharing economy
When you sign up for a neighborhood service exchange, you hand over your home address so strangers can come mow...
Residual-enhanced contrastive learning improves knowledge-aware recommendation model
Recommendation engines shape much of what people watch, read, and buy online, yet the algorithms behind them have long struggled...
Joint source-target-context modeling improves metaphor sentiment analysis with new dataset
Metaphor is everywhere in human language, and it is far more than decorative flourish. When someone describes a bargain as...
New q-Fractional Fuzzy Operators Improve Watershed Group Decision-Making
Managing water resources in a world of climate stress, competing demands, and incomplete data has always been as much a...
Multimodal Dynamic Adaptive Graph Network Improves Automatic Sleep Staging
Sleep is one of the most intensively studied states of the human body, yet the clinical workhorse used to assess...
Turning Medical AI Benchmark Scores into Trustworthy Clinical Readiness Claims
Medical artificial intelligence systems are now capable of passing some of the most demanding examinations in medicine, yet a growing...
What limits visual acuity in retinal implants despite electrode design
Retinal implants promised bionic sight, but the numbers never added up. Devices packed with hundreds or even thousands of electrodes...
Health standards for older adults: optimal targets, patient thresholds, and inequality
In a perspective article published in the journal Biogerontology, researcher Daniel Hernández-Pando of Koltin in Mexico City argues that medicine...
Accelerated muscle aging alters resting-state brain connectivity in older adults
In a finding that may reshape how clinicians think about healthy aging, a team of Italian neuroscientists and geriatricians has...
Metabolic changes reveal how tuberculosis damages the postmortem human brain
In a finding that reads like forensic chemistry applied to one of medicine’s most devastating infections, researchers have extracted and...
Wavelet-Enhanced Semantic Network Improves Retinal Vessel Segmentation Accuracy
A new artificial intelligence system that reads the fine architecture of the human retina is drawing attention for its ability...
FAM120A acts as a new effector in progranulin/EphA2-driven bladder cancer
Bladder cancer remains one of the most lethal malignancies in the United States, with an estimated 84,530 new cases and...
Metagenomic sequencing for respiratory virus detection: methods and future directions
A sweeping analysis of how metagenomic next-generation sequencing is being used to detect viruses in respiratory samples has revealed both...
MicroRNAs drive liver cancer regulation and offer new treatment hope
Hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common form of primary liver cancer, remains one of the deadliest malignancies in the world, and...
Five-year surveillance of Culicoides biting midges and arboviruses in South Korea
Across the barns, cattle sheds, and racetracks of the Republic of Korea, a painstaking five-year trapping campaign has produced one...
Coastal tidal flats host varied microbes with multiple functional redundancy patterns
Tidal flats are among the most inhospitable habitats on Earth’s surface, places where communities of microorganisms must endure being alternately...
Who gets enteropathogenic E. coli infections and what else they carry
A common gut bacterium long dismissed as a threat mainly to infants in developing countries may be far more relevant...
Engineered bacteria recycle CO2 to boost succinic acid production efficiently
In a development that could reshape how industry manufactures one of the most versatile platform chemicals in the bioeconomy, researchers...
MissenseHMM annotates missense variants by jointly modeling pathogenicity scores
Every day, laboratories and clinics around the world generate genetic sequences in which a single letter of the DNA code...