X-ray Detection May Be Perovskites’ Killer App
The wonder crystal could yield imagers that are far more sensitive than commercial detectors
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AI, Drones Survey Great Barrier Reef in Last Ditch Effort to Avoid Catastrophe
An Australian research team is using tech to monitor global climate change’s assault on the world’s largest living organism
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Amateurs’ Al Tells Real Rembrandts From Fakes
In their spare time, a Massachusetts couple programmed a system that they say accurately identifies Rembrandts 90 percent of the time
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Shedding Light on the Future of LASIK
A University of Maryland-developed microscopy technique could eliminate the “surgery” aspect of LASIK
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Three Small Stickers in Intersection Can Cause Tesla Autopilot to Swerve Into Wrong Lane
Security researchers from Tencent have demonstrated a way to use physical attacks to spoof Tesla's autopilot
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Putting Skin, Heart, and Soul in the Game of Solving Biomedical Challenges
Millimeter-wave imaging is cheaper, safer, less power-intensive and much more portable than other types of body imaging.
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Webinar: Flash Differential Scanning Calorimetry
How Flash DSC is transforming rapid-scanning DSC technology, presented by Mettler-Toledo
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Simulation of Ultrasonic Borehole Imaging
OnScale is working with leading oil and gas companies to optimize their ultrasonic sensors and measurement systems. This article will cover a range of applications, from basic sensor design, to downhole imaging and flow measurement.
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Forget Cats, This Neural Network Spots Solar Panels
Stanford’s DeepSolar neural network analyzed satellite images to count U.S. solar installations—and there are a lot more than anybody thought
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How to Encode a Secret Message in a Fingerprint
Fingerprints are no longer just a way to identify people—they can also be used to send private notes