Familiar licensing routines, like driving exams, may beat technical checklists in building trust in autonomous systems.
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Driver’s licenses for autonomous systems | Science Robotics
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In vivo generation of CAR myeloid cells through erythrocyte-mediated mRNA delivery for cancer immunotherapy | Science Translational Medicine
Erythrocyte-mediated mRNA delivery enables in vivo generation of functional CAR myeloid cells for cancer therapy.
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NKX6.1 mRNA copy number is an actionable biomarker associated with islet function and clinical outcomes after islet transplantation | Science Translational Medicine
NKX6.1 mRNA copy number in islet preparations predicts 10-year clinical outcomes after islet transplantation in patients with type 1 diabetes.
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Electrofluidic fiber muscles | Science Robotics
Bias pressure is key to enable modular electrofluidic fiber muscles with power density comparable to that of skeletal muscle.
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The forgotten spectrum: Reviving ultrasound for robust autonomy | Science Robotics
Seemingly outdated ultrasound combined with edge-AI denoising can make autonomy more robust when vision fails.
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White noise vs brown noise: What’s the best sound for sleeping?
A friend recently introduced me to Sleep Sounds, an app intended to make sleep…
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Beyond bystanders: How β cell stress shapes the autoimmune response in T1D | Science Translational Medicine
β cell stress not only drives loss of functional β cell mass but also may fuel autoimmunity in type 1 diabetes.
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Milliwatt ultrasound for navigation in visually degraded environments on palm-sized aerial robots | Science Robotics
An aerial robot leverages physical and learning-based noise reduction to navigate using low-power ultrasound echoes.
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LSD1 inhibition ameliorates congenital dyserythropoietic anemia type II | Science Translational Medicine
De-repressing SEC23A transcription via LSD1 inhibition or deletion of the SEC23A promoter sequence occupied by LSD1 compensates for SEC23B deficiency.
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Engineered zinc finger repressors induce a prolonged and selective repression of SCN9A in nociceptors of nonhuman primates | Science Translational Medicine
The zinc finger–mediated repression of SCN9A in pain-sensing neurons lasts up to 6 months and has a favorable safety profile in nonhuman primates.
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