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Who cares? Your t-shirt does! A story of intelligent, empathetic textiles.\ud83d\ude4c<\/b><\/i> STEMM Global "New Materials!" Webinar Series starts with #Live<\/a> Talk by Prof. Alexander Gumennik from Indiana University \ud83d\udc49<\/b><\/i> https:\/\/stemm.tech\/events\/smart-fibers-with-gumennik\/<\/a>\ud83d\udc49<\/b><\/i>\ud83d\udc49<\/b><\/i>Youtube Channel @inSTEMM<\/a> Global\u2753<\/b><\/i> Why is that the cloth \u2013 our second skin \u2013 cannot get sensitive and reactive to the environment as the real skin does? How to make a t-shirt you wearing sense your stress, and massage you to help you relax? Or how to make it store the solar energy during the day and use it to keep you warm during the night.In this webinar, we will discuss the material processing strategies enabling those functionalities, and the approach to creating a lab, ground up, capable of performing 21st Century Material Science research in fiber devices.\ud83d\udc4c<\/b><\/i> May 20th, 3pm GMT: Participate and Ask any questions you have!\ud83d\udc4c<\/b><\/i> Free to attend!#live<\/a> #webinar<\/a> #Smart_Materials<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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AI World CUP.The 2020 AI World Cup took place in Seoul, South Korea on November 21st 2020. Three events took place: 1) 5v5 AI Soccer, 2) AI Commentator, and 3) AI Reporter. The AI Commentators and Reporters were of course watching the AI soccer matches. Will AI become ubiquitous in sport? Will AI sports stars supersede their human counterparts?The action can be relieved at: http:\/\/www.aiworldcup.org\/<\/a> #sciencenews<\/a> #AI<\/a><\/div>\n \n \n
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How far are we from the next generation of wearables? When our clothes will actually become fully integrated electronic devices enabled with all smart features and IoT communication? Join us this Thursday for a special Live talk by Prof. Alexander Gumennik from Indiana University talking about:Why our clothes \u2013 our second skin \u2013 can be sensitive and reactive to the environment as the real skin can?How to make your t-shirt sense your stress, and massage you to help you relax? How to make your underwear store the solar energy during the day and use it to keep you warm during the night?More information: \ud83d\udc49<\/b><\/i> https:\/\/stemm.tech\/events\/smart-fibers-with-gumennik\/<\/a>Talk will be Live streamed to \ud83d\udc49<\/b><\/i>\ud83d\udc49<\/b><\/i>Youtube Channel https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=BJ4Rwk-Hd6I<\/a>\ud83d\udc4c<\/b><\/i> May 20th, 3pm GMT: Participate Virtually and Ask any questions you have!\ud83d\udc4c<\/b><\/i> Free to attend!\u270c\ufe0f<\/b><\/i> Watch recorded webinar after event and ask your questions in comments!#live<\/a> #webinar<\/a> #Smart_Materials<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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We're live now!https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=BJ4Rwk-Hd6I<\/a>#live<\/a> #webinar<\/a> #Smart_Materials<\/a><\/div>\n \n <\/i>\n YouTube<\/div>\n \n
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STEMM Global starts "New Materials!" Webinar Series with Prof. Alexander Gumennik from Indiana University.Why is that the cloth \u2013 our second skin \u2013 cannot get sensitive and reactive to the environment as the real skin does? How to make a t-shirt you wearing\u2026<\/div>\n<\/a>\n
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AI diagnoses heart arrhythmia.Doctors at Kobe University Hospital (Japan) have developed an AI that combines data from ECG and X-ray results to predict the locations of defects in the heart which cause an irregular heartbeat. Combining the two completely different test data types lead to improved diagnostic accuracy of the AI.Their work can be found in Scientific Reports: https:\/\/www.nature.com\/articles\/s41598-021-87631-y<\/a>#sciencenews<\/a> #AI<\/a> #healthcare<\/a> #medicine<\/a><\/div>\n \n \n
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What makes the perfect postdoc?Many researchers would like to continue in academia after their PhDs. However, the academic funding landscape is challenging. How can you differentiate yourself in applications and make sure you get to the top of the shortlist?Professor Anna Baldycheva (University of Exeter & STEMM Global) outlines the 10 key criteria that every postdoc should demonstrate.https:\/\/audioboom.com\/posts\/7871227-what-makes-the-perfect-postdoc<\/a>Join the STEMM Global Scientific Community<\/a> and subscribe to our podkast<\/a>!#podcast<\/a> #Career_In_Science<\/a><\/div>\n \n <\/i>\n Audioboom<\/div>\n \n
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Unremarkable AI.Carnegie Mellon University researchers say clinical AI tools should be designed to take tough life-and-death clinical decisions out of the hands of physicians. They suggest that AI might guide decisions best if it were seamlessly embedded in the decision-making routines already used by the clinical team, providing predictions and evaluations on the go.Read more about their ideas in Proceedings of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems: https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1145\/3290605.3300468<\/a>#sciencenews<\/a> #AI<\/a> #healthcare<\/a> #medicine<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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The natural brightness of the night sky.Some 80% of the human population lives in places with light pollution, and around a third of them cannot see the Milky Way. Analysis of data from 44 of the darkest places in the world found that the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory in the Canary Islands has the darkest night skies. Artificial light adds only 2% to the natural background.The study has been accepted for publication in The Astronomical Journal and is available as a preprint: https:\/\/arxiv.org\/abs\/2105.01066<\/a>#sciencenews<\/a> #astronomy<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Build up your lab<\/b>https:\/\/audioboom.com\/posts\/7841207-build-up-your-lab<\/a>Building up your own research laboratory is a very complex and hard process, which takes years... Don't miss STEMM Lab Weekly Series: Build Up Your Lab <\/a>Professors from around the world will share their experience and tips on how to make this process less stressful, enjoyable and highly rewarding Join STEMM Global Scientific Community<\/a> and subscribe STEMM Global Audio Learning Podcast<\/a>#podcast<\/a> #Build_Up_Your_Lab<\/a><\/div>\n \n <\/i>\n Audioboom<\/div>\n \n
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AI fighting breast cancer.According to the WHO, breast cancer has recently overtaken lung cancer to become the most common cancer globally. The BreastPathQ Challenge was launched at the SPIE Medical Imaging 2019 conference to support the development of computer-aided diagnosis for assessing breast cancer pathology. 39 teams from 12 countries participated, with 100 new algorithms developed.The exciting results and ideas produced by the challenge have recently been reported in the Journal of Medical Imaging: https:\/\/www.spiedigitallibrary.org\/journals\/journal-of-medical-imaging\/volume-8\/issue-03\/034501\/SPIE-AAPM-NCI-BreastPathQ-challenge--an-image-analysis-challenge\/10.1117\/1.JMI.8.3.034501.full?SSO=1<\/a>#sciencenews<\/a> #AI<\/a> #ML<\/a> #healthcare<\/a> #medicine<\/a><\/div>\n \n \n
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Volcanoes on Mars could be active.Evidence of recent volcanic activity on Mars shows that eruptions could have taken place in the past 50,000 years, according researchers at the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory. This geologically recent activity suggests that eruptions could still take place in the future.The evidence has been published in the journal Icarus: https:\/\/www.sciencedirect.com\/science\/article\/abs\/pii\/S0019103521001779<\/a>#sciencenews<\/a> #astronomy<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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60 years ago, United States of America announced the Apollo program that successfully brought humankind to the Moon!Hurray to Science!For thousands of years Moon was studied and admired by our ancestors, eventually because of its proximity to Earth, so one can spot it with a bare eye. But in the 60s of 20th century the tremendous scientific work made it possible for humans to walk on the surface of Moon!What are your thoughts about Moon and the ways we need further explore it?#sciencenews<\/a> #astronomy<\/a><\/div><\/div>\n\n
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How do you start a business as an academic?Could your research change the world? To have a real impact, it\u2019s often necessary to take your innovation from the lab to the market. However, scientists aren\u2019t trained for business. What does it take to turn your research ideas, concepts, and prototypes into real-world products?We chat with Professor Andrey Somov (Skoltech) about his recent start-up experience with Head Kraken<\/a>Learn about navigating the challenges of start-up funding, pitching to investors, intellectual property, and work-life balance as a Scientific Entrepeneur<\/a>. Subscribe STEMM Global Audio Learning Podcast<\/a> and join the STEMM Global Scientific Community<\/a>#podcast<\/a> #business<\/a> #entrepreneurship<\/a> #startup<\/a><\/div>\n \n <\/i>\n Audioboom<\/div>\n \n
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Deep Neural Networks in medical imaging.Scientists at the University of California are investigating how neural networks can be used to efficiently and accurately analyse associations between gene expression and features of biological tissues. They consider how the neural networks could lead to improvements in lung cancer diagnosis. The results are published in the Journal of Medical Imaging: https:\/\/www.spiedigitallibrary.org\/journals\/journal-of-medical-imaging\/volume-8\/issue-03\/031906\/Using-deep-neural-networks-and-interpretability-methods-to-identify-gene\/10.1117\/1.JMI.8.3.031906.full<\/a>#sciencenews<\/a> #AI<\/a> #ML<\/a> #healthcare<\/a> #medicine<\/a><\/div>\n \n \n
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Using deep neural networks and interpretability methods to identify gene expression patterns that predict radiomic features and\u2026<\/div>\n
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Light meets superconductivity. Researchers at Ecole Polytechnique F\u00e9d\u00e9rale de Lausanne have developed a novel approach using light to read data from low temperature superconducting devices. Using light avoids the problems caused by heat transfer through conventional cables.The work is published in the journal Nature Electronics: https:\/\/www.nature.com\/articles\/s41928-021-00570-4<\/a> #sciencenews<\/a> #supercondactivity<\/a> #light<\/a> #physics<\/a><\/div>\n \n \n
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