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OpenAI Navier-Stokes breakthrough sparks data privacy controversy
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (979+ words) The Navier-Stokes problem is one of six remaining Millennium Prize Problems OpenAI is facing questions about research ethics and data privacy after its new artificial intelligence model reportedly solved a famous mathematical problem using an approach similar to two researchers…...
Radiation-free scan lights up elusive lung cancer in mice
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (398+ words) Results of a study on this technique are intriguing but limited Lung-cancer screening currently relies largely on low-dose CT scans. These tests can catch tumours before symptoms appear, but they use X-rays and often flag harmless spots. Ordinary chest X-rays…...
Korean medtech operator Rayence launches portable ‘Anywhere’ X-ray
2+ week, 4+ day ago (274+ words) Rayence’s latest and greatest mobile devices feature a proprietary new de-noising feature Bringing clear X-ray pictures straight into a patient’s living room can help side-step a tiring journey to and through the hospital. South Korean medtech firm Rayence Co Ltd…...
American scientists turn to coal mine wastewater for rare earths extraction
2+ week, 4+ day ago (304+ words) WVU is attracting attention as the U.S. shortage remains prevalent West Virginia University has taken the spotlight this month by turning polluted water from old coal sites into valuable materials that the United States needs. As worries over the country’s short…...