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In the eastern Chinese city of Ningbo, a privately run microfinance lender spent five years quietly approving and rejecting thousands of loan applications by hand,...

Lighter-than-air vehicles, the airships and blimps that once seemed destined for museums and nostalgic photographs, are quietly staging a comeback. Their endurance, fuel efficiency and...

Researchers at the University of Portsmouth have unveiled V5GIDS, an artificial intelligence-driven intrusion detection framework designed to work natively inside the management and orchestration machinery...

Wireless body area networks—the webs of tiny wearable and implantable sensors that track heart rhythms, glucose levels and blood oxygen in real time—have become the...

Researchers at the Technical University of Košice have shown that even the most impressive-looking scores in machine-learning-based network intrusion detection can hide serious weaknesses in...

A new artificial intelligence framework is redefining what machines can understand about opinion, promising to detect whether a statement written in any language supports or...

Sequential recommendation systems—the algorithms that predict what a user will click, buy, or watch next based on the history of their past interactions—have long been...

Robots that can feel the difference between hard cortical bone and spongy cancellous bone while they grind it away—without a surgeon’s hand on the controls—are...

A routine 12-lead electrocardiogram, the most ubiquitous and inexpensive diagnostic test in medicine, may hold far more information about the future of a heart failure...

Swallowing is one of those bodily functions most people perform hundreds of times a day without a second thought, yet it depends on a remarkably...

For the first time, scientists have captured direct, whole-brain evidence that computerized cognitive training physically strengthens the aging brain’s cholinergic system—the network of acetylcholine-producing nerve...

Aging is often described as the accumulation of damage inside our cells, but a growing body of evidence suggests that a crucial part of the...

G carriers" decoding="async" fetchpriority="high" > A single change in mitochondrial DNA, one letter swapped for another in a gene carried by thousands of families across...

A team of biomedical engineers in Halifax, Canada, has demonstrated that a low-cost, handheld 3D ultrasound system can map the contours of the femoral head...

MRI scans of the brain are revealing subtle but measurable structural and functional changes in survivors of intimate partner violence, according to a new scoping...