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How AI Will Reshape Study Start-Up
4+ hour, 20+ min ago (1024+ words) Clinical Leader Guest Column | September 14, 2026 How AI Will Reshape Study Start-Up By William Bryant III, Clinical Strategies by WB3 When it comes to using AI in clinical research, much of the attention is focused on drug discovery, protocol design, patient recruitment,…...
AI deciphers millions of medieval manuscript pages per second
4+ hour, 52+ min ago (160+ words) AI has begun "reading" medieval manuscripts and archival documents that previously required years of manual labor. Handwriting recognition and automatic transcription technologies now allow researchers to study vast arrays of historical sources significantly faster, according to Heritage Daily. At a…...
St. Francis Xavier University - Alley Heaps internship allows computer science students to tackle big research questions
4+ hour, 51+ min ago (154+ words) L-r, Avery Doiron, Neel Gopaul, and Keshav Lakhan DISTINGUISHING AI GENERATED CODE Mr. Doiron says this experience gave him hands-on experience with a full research project and taught him how to navigate the uncertainty of an exploratory research question, from…...
Universities are embedding DEI concepts into AI programs, watchdog warns
4+ hour, 59+ min ago (746+ words) A woman uses artificial intelligence on her laptop; peshkov/Canva Pro Schools embed ‘algorithmic bias,’ ‘social good,’ ‘equity’ into AI initiatives Programs at colleges and universities are incorporating diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, principles into artificial intelligence research and…...
Penn researchers find nearly half of observational social science studies overstate causality
5+ hour, 2+ min ago (727+ words) Penn researchers found that overstating cause-and-effect relationships is a growing problem in the social sciences. In an August study that analyzed nearly 200,000 papers, researchers at Penn’s Computational Social Science Lab found that nearly half of the surveyed articles made causal…...
China Gives Scientists Celebrity-Style Spotlight On Giant Billboards
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (549+ words) In several Chinese cities, giant billboards and digital screens are displaying the faces of famous scientists instead of commercial advertisements. The displays have appeared in shopping malls, metro stations, and other busy public spaces, putting scientific figures in locations where…...
Professor Mikyung Shin of Sungkyunkwan University Named 2026 Asian Young Scientist Fellow
6+ hour, 23+ min ago (297+ words) | Newswise Newswise Professor Mikyung Shin of Sungkyunkwan University Named 2026 Asian Young Scientist Fellow Figure 1. Representative previous research outcomes by Professor Mikyung Shin regarding conductive and adhesive hydrogel interfaces and electrodes Professor Mikyung Shin of the Department of Biomedical Engineering of…...
$1M award will establish new chemical reaction dynamics facility at UH Mānoa | University of Hawaiʻi System News
12+ hour, 26+ min ago (362+ words) With the new facility, UH researchers will be able to uncover the hidden processes behind chemical reactions—knowledge that could help advance cleaner energy technologies and lead to future scientific discoveries. The new facility will bring together key chemical technologies…...
Bionic Reading bolds the first half of each word on the promise of more efficient reading, and a registered eye-tracking study of 90 skilled adult readers found the bolding moved their first fixation closer to the start of long words — with no measurable gain in reading speed, word skipping or comprehension
6+ hour, 49+ min ago (1063+ words) The bolding changed where the eyes landed on the longer words and produced no measurable change in anything else, and more readers rated ordinary unbolded text the easiest to read than picked either bolded version. By Science Blog Editorial Team…...