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• $1 million Navier‑Stokes prize remains unclaimed; researchers instead hunt simpler models. • Physics‑informed neural networks (PINNs) uncovered multiple new singularity candidates, many unstable. • Teams including Tristan Buckmaster, Javier Gómez‑Serrano and Google DeepMind produced high‑precision approximate solutions in Euler, porous‑medium and CCF models. • Candidates are unproven but
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* Social feeds in 2025 are increasingly monetized: sponsored posts, shoppable videos and AI-generated content dominate the experience. * Instagram, TikTok and YouTube prioritize engagement and commerce, leaving fewer genuine posts from real friends. * Alternatives like Reddit and Bluesky still retain pockets of real conversation, but long-term monetization threatens their character. * For
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• Key takeaways: * Virginia Tech researchers developed eQMARL, an entangled quantum multi-agent reinforcement learning framework that links drones via quantum entanglement without relying on conventional networks. * eQMARL showed performance gains over classical and non-entangled quantum baselines in simulations; research is published as an arXiv preprint (DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2405.17486)
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* Key Takeaways: * Researchers led by Dr. Christina Giarmatzi (Macquarie University) reconstructed how quantum errors evolve and link across multiple times. * Experiments used superconducting processors (University of Queensland lab and IBM cloud); data and code are openly available and published in Quantum (DOI: 10.22331/q-2025-12-02-1582). * The team showed errors can
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* A new study reveals that daily consumption of pasteurised orange juice can alter the activity of thousands of genes within your immune cells. * These genetic changes are directly linked to crucial bodily functions, including regulating blood pressure, reducing inflammation, and managing sugar metabolism. * Research involving daily intake of 500 ml
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Key Highlights: * Ubiquitous AI: Qualcomm AI Research is focused on embedding core AI capabilities—perception, reasoning, and action—into everyday devices. * Cutting-Edge Research: The company is showcasing its latest advancements in language, vision, and multimodal reasoning at the prestigious NeurIPS conference. * Foundational Machine Learning: Qualcomm emphasizes its leadership in foundational
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* A dark fungus, Cladosporium sphaerospermum, is thriving inside the highly radioactive ruins of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor. * Scientists theorize the fungus uses its dark pigment, melanin, to convert deadly radiation into energy through a process called "radiosynthesis." * This remarkable organism not only resists radiation but appears to grow
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* The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued an alert for an R2-level, or Moderate, solar flare event. * The flare, measured as an M5.9-class eruption, was detected originating from a newly emerging sunspot group on the sun's eastern limb. * Occurring at 22:22 UTC on November
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* A new report reveals how a lack of transparency in the informal waste sector creates massive risks for businesses and hides critical human rights issues. * Traceability innovations are now available to create verified, transparent supply chains, making material flows and labor conditions visible for the first time. * The paper presents
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* Michael Burry, the investor famed for predicting the 2008 crisis, is returning outside capital from his hedge fund, Scion Asset Management. * The move coincides with Burry's increasingly bearish stance on the artificial intelligence (AI) investment boom, fueling market speculation. * Burry has publicly accused AI hyperscalers of inflating their
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* NASA and SpaceX have successfully launched the Sentinel-6B satellite, a crucial US-European mission to monitor Earth's oceans. * The satellite will provide unprecedentedly accurate data on sea-level rise, which is vital for improving hurricane and flood forecasts. * This mission represents a major international collaboration between NASA, ESA (European Space
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* Frictionless Travel: Maglev trains use powerful magnets to float above a guideway, eliminating the friction of wheels on a track. * Incredible Speeds: By removing friction, these trains have achieved test speeds over 600 km/h and operate in daily service at 430 km/h in China. * Eco-Friendly Solution: Maglev systems