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Components of the Bounce protocol: Each Sending Station may send one or more Merkle Tree roots to the satellite in charge of a slot. The satellite signs a sequence of zero or more roots and sends them to Broadcast Ground Stations which make the roots and the underlying Merkle Tree widespread (i.e., available to the user community).

Sky-High Revolution as Satellites Supercharge Blockchain Speed by 100X

Categories Space, Technology

A car emitting radar signals

Self-Driving Cars Learn to Share Road Knowledge Through Digital Word-of-Mouth

Categories Technology

Researchers develop computer model to understand and generate human-like goals

AI Creates Playful Games Indistinguishable from Human-Made Ones

Categories Technology

Orangutan with hand to mouth. Pixabay

Researchers outline new approach for better understanding animal consciousness

Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans

brain and blood illustration

Blood Test Could Enable Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

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Language Choice in Reporting Gender Gap Influences Women’s Response to Political Inequality

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences

Site-selective immobilization of different bioreceptors on individual field-effect transistors, achieved through the use of thermal scanning probe lithography. Each bioreceptor can be tuned to detect a different disease.

These Tiny Chips Can Spot Diseases Before You Feel Sick

Categories Health, Technology

HAL from 2001 A Space Odyssey

AI Systems Mirror Human “Us vs. Them” Biases, But Training Data Offers Path to Improvement

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences, Technology

Black senior man exercising with others

Just One Extra Hour of Weekly Exercise May Lower Heart Risk by 11%

Categories Health

An NYU researcher administers chemical signals to non-neural cells grown in a culture plate.

Your Body Has Hidden Memories: Scientists Discover Cells Outside the Brain Can Learn

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Amount of edible pasture grasses and vegetation grown in each gridcell per year for grazing livestock (pasture aboveground biomass). Darker colors refer to more annual pasture growth per unit area. Green shows pasture growth in potential forest areas, where pasture has replaced areas that were once forested. Pink shows pasture growth in native grassland areas.

Small Meat Production Cuts in Wealthy Nations Could Have Major Climate Impact

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans

Cochlear implants are more beneficial to deaf children with learning disabilities than hearing aids.

Vagus Nerve Stimulation Enhances Perceptual Learning in Mice Study

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Over a year after a whole-eye and partial-face transplant, Aaron James has made a remarkable recovery, back to daily life in Arkansas.

World’s First Whole-Eye and Partial-Face Transplant Shows Promise One Year Later

Categories Health

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