Tag: engineering
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Scrubbing Hydrogen Sulfide from Industrial Processes
If your factory creates hydrogen sulfide, you need to capture that gas as near the source as possible, for the safety of workers and the surrounding community.
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Helping Students Overcome Challenges in Understanding Geometry
This article will explore practical methods for teaching geometry, addressing common difficulties, and providing resources to support student learning.
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How AI is shaping the health sector: upcoming rules for drugs and medical devices
The upcoming AI regulation for pharma and medical devices aims to ensure the safe and ethical use of AI technologies.
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High Quality Data Essential for Training A.I. Models
Adding this context to raw data is a process called data labeling, considered a key step in training machine learning algorithms.
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Troubleshooting Common Issues in High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)
High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) stands as a cornerstone of analytical chemistry.
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Biotech, Academic Labs Partner on Ultrasound Brain Therapy
A developer of treatments for brain disorders and researchers at Stanford University aim to harness ultrasound to deliver drugs in nanoscale particles to precise regions of the brain.
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DNA Data Company Creates Portable Storage Media
A company developing DNA into a feasible method for large-scale data storage unveiled a credit card-sized device using DNA for off-line data storage.
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Study to Provide Real World Data for A.I. Seizure Forecasts
A developer of medical monitoring systems with data from wearable devices will soon start asking individuals with epilepsy to offer data for an algorithm that predicts seizures.
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Vaccine Patch Shown Safe, Produces Measles/Rubella Antibodies
A vaccine delivered with a patch device is shown in a clinical trial to generate neutralizing antibodies against measles and rubella similar to conventional injections.
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Infographic: A.I. Getting Hype, But Fewer Venture Funds
According to CB Insights, venture investments in A.I. are declining each quarter in 2023, with the number of venture deals reaching a low level not seen since 2017.