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Clinical-grade autonomous cytopathology through whole-slide edge tomography
Whole-slide edge tomography
As shown in Extended Data Fig. 1, the whole-slide edge tomograph comprises multiple hardware modules optimized for high-speed 3D imaging and edge-side data processing. The illumination system uses a high-power…
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Agouti integrates environmental cues to regulate paternal behaviour
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All experiments were conducted in accordance with the guidelines of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee at Princeton University and the guidelines and policies of the United States Department of Agriculture, as required by the…
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Less Experience Leads to Faster Neural Adaptation
Summary: For over a century, the cornerstone of psychology has been the Pavlovian idea that we learn through repetition—the more a bell rings before food, the stronger the association. However, a groundbreaking study is upending this…
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A New Moon Race Starts This Year—and This Time It’s All About the Water
The interior of the Moon’s Shackleton crater is shrouded in eternal darkness. This not only makes it one of the most mysterious geologic features of the lunar south pole but also one of the most promising for harboring precious…
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Humans Are Still Evolving Before Our Eyes on The Tibetan Plateau : ScienceAlert
Humans are not yet done cooking. We’re continuing to evolve and adjust to the world around us, the records of our adaptations written in our bodies.
We know that some environments can make us unwell. Mountain climbers often experience altitude…
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James Webb Space Telescope spots a stunning 'cosmic jellyfish' solve the mysteries of galactic evolution (photo) – Space
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Lake Tahoe avalanche explained by warm weather
February 18, 2026
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How warm weather helped cause the Lake Tahoe avalanche
Record warmth followed by a huge snowfall led to the recent avalanche that killed at least eight skiers
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