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MIT develops DAAAM memory framework to give robots long-term spatiotemporal recall

MIT researchers have developed a long-term memory framework called DAAAM that enables robots to rapidly form and recall detailed mental models of large-scale environments. Unlike humans who can easily remember where they left objects, robots have traditionally struggled with this

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news.mit.edu·Tech by Flipboard·1h ago·6 min read

Paper Argues Semiclassical Gravity Could Enable NP-Complete Problem Solving, Suggesting Gravity Must Be Quantized

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Study suggests germs, not personality, may explain why first-born children outperform siblings

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Global study triples estimate of climate-resilient coral reefs to 165,000 km² across 71 countries

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A psychologist who studied procrastination for 40 years shares what causes it and how to fix it

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TERMS-Bench: A New Diagnostic Framework for Evaluating LLM Negotiation Agents Beyond Deal Rate

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Study finds seismic stress building on California faults, raising risk of major Los Angeles earthquake

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Cyclone Senyar kills nearly 60 Tapanuli orangutans, wiping out over 7% of the world's rarest great ape population

A study published in Current Biology reveals that Cyclone Senyar, which struck Sumatra, Indonesia in November, killed nearly 60 Tapanuli orangutans — over 7% of the remaining global population of approximately 800 individuals. This critically endangered species, the world's rares

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cnn.it·📰 News·9h ago·5 min read

NSF cuts to Ocean Observatories Initiative spark fears of U.S. retreat from marine science

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) is abruptly cutting funding and dismantling the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI), a network of deep-sea sensors and buoys that provides continuous monitoring of ocean conditions. Researchers describe this as a major blow to marine sc

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science.org·Tech by Flipboard·5h ago·7 min read

First Photographs of Humpback Whales Mating Show Both Whales Are Male

Photographers Lyle Krannichfeld and Brandi Romano captured the first documented photographic evidence of humpback whales mating, observed off the coast of Maui in January 2022. The interaction involved two male whales, making it the first recorded instance of homosexual behavior

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smithsonianmag.com·Science·6h ago·6 min read

Dateline Resources identifies three high-priority heavy rare earth targets at California's Music Valley project

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University of Edinburgh licenses gold and copper recovery tech for electronic waste

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Long COVID risk factors identified in large cohort study of 65,000+ U.S. adults

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Study documents sharp decline in Black and Hispanic NIH grant and fellowship recipients in 2025

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Modified Bentonite Clay Effectively Captures and Neutralizes Ochratoxin A Mycotoxin in Lab Study

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Talking Climate: Katharine Hayhoe's Weekly Newsletter on Climate Science and Solutions

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Study: COVID-19 vaccine reduces risk of major cardiovascular events by 40%

A new study found that the coronavirus vaccine reduced the risk of major cardiovascular events linked to COVID-19—including strokes, heart attacks, and hospitalizations from heart disease—by approximately 40%. The research adds to growing evidence that these heart health benefits

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washingtonpost.com·Climate Science·11h ago·1 min read

Bipartisan lawmakers challenge NSF plan to dismantle $386 million ocean monitoring network

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