Fire department leaders boost crew fitness, study finds
Fire department leaders may be one of the most influential forces shaping firefighter fitness, according to new research examining physical readiness across nearly 100 stations....
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UCF researcher works to make artificial intelligence safer and more reliable
Artificial intelligence is becoming a routine partner in tasks that once demanded specialized expertise, from analyzing technical information to generating software and supporting high-stakes decisions....
Synergistic design resolves iron catalyst activity–stability trade-off for efficient CO₂ conversion
The race to turn carbon dioxide from an atmospheric liability into a useful industrial resource has taken a significant step forward. Researchers in China have...
CU Anschutz trial finds AI improves oxygen delivery for hospitalized patients
A new clinical trial suggests that artificial intelligence could make one of the most common treatments in hospitals substantially more precise. An automated oxygen delivery...
Correction: Radiative decoherence in free electrons reveals a long-range quantum phenomenon
A newly published correction in Light: Science & Applications is drawing renewed attention to a remarkable question at the intersection of quantum physics, nanotechnology and...
Researchers boost day-ahead solar forecasting accuracy by up to 13%
Solar power is expanding rapidly, but the sun remains one of the grid’s most unpredictable suppliers. Clouds, seasonal shifts and changing atmospheric conditions can cause...
New study reveals aging unfolds at different rates across individual cells
Aging may be far less synchronized than scientists have traditionally assumed. A new study published in Nature Communications reports that cells of the same chronological...
Study Finds Few Corporations Now Influence Healthcare for Children on Medicaid
The United States’ adolescent mental-health crisis is unfolding inside a health-insurance system that has changed dramatically over the past two decades. Medicaid covers roughly half...
Ferroelectric Reconfigurable Homojunctions Enable Energy-Efficient In-Sensor Computing
Conventional cameras and computer vision systems typically divide the work of seeing and interpreting an image between separate components. Photodetectors first convert light into electrical...
New framework quantifies uncertainty in distributed energy adoption across diverse grid structures
Distributed energy resources (DERs), including rooftop solar panels and other customer-owned technologies, are rapidly transforming the way electricity moves through the grid. A new forecasting...
Singapore researchers develop tool to accurately predict liver cancer recurrence
Singapore researchers have developed a machine-learning tool that predicts which patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) are most likely to experience cancer recurrence after surgery. The...
Embedded heterojunction enables superior pH-universal hydrogen evolution catalysis
Green hydrogen has long been promoted as a key component of a low-carbon energy system, but its expansion has been constrained by a stubborn economic...
Lung immune cells may trigger autoimmune disease development, study suggests
Scientists at the La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI) have produced one of the most detailed maps yet of immune cells living inside human lungs,...
Evolutionary history may explain why COVID-19 affects some people more severely
Viruses do not encounter a blank biological landscape when they infect humans. They meet an immune system shaped by thousands of generations of exposure to...
Removing cholesterol also reduced forever chemicals and plastics, puzzling scientists
Apheresis, a blood-cleansing treatment developed primarily for patients with severe, treatment-resistant cholesterol disorders, may also remove certain persistent environmental pollutants, according to a small exploratory...