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Ben Gao '25 asks us to reconsider how we can use AI effectively, arguing that human-centered design needs to be prioritized.
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Even if unusual recent global warmth can be mostly attributed to a combination of El Niño, falling SO2 emissions, the Hunga ...
Given the current state of practice and visions for the future (including AI), certain practices should be reevaluated. This ...
Digital twin (DT) technology is emerging as a core solution for future marine development and intelligent ocean management. The review systematically reviews digital twin applications in the marine ...
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Earth’s core may be layered like an onion, new study suggests
Deep beneath our feet, far beyond the reach of any drill, new research suggests that Earth’s center is far more intricate ...
They thought ammonia-oxidizing microbes were doing the work. But the real carbon fixers were hiding in plain sight.
A new study maps locations of Chinese tombs, revealing over 4,000 years of power and wealth in early human societies.
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