Carnegie Mellon University
Multimodal language and graph learning of adsorption configuration in catalysis
Multimodal machine learning model increases accuracy.
Fast Radio Bursts are more abundant and frequent than initially thought
A new study suggests readjustments to the Fast Radio Bursts detection models
First wearable, AI-powered camera detects medication errors
A deep-learning model identified the contents of vials and syringes.
New, improved latch control helps build robots that leap like grasshoppers
The latch can be used to control jump performance across a wide range of terrains.
Nanomedicine and digital twin tech tackle food insecurity and climate change
How medical models can transform agriculture?
New machine-learning technique promises 40% speed boost in real-world datasets
It predicts the future to optimize how information gets stored.
Revolutionizing Web Caching: A simple method to speed cache sifting
The algorithm holds the potential to transform the management of web traffic on a large scale.
Artificially intelligent ‘Coscientist’ automates scientific discovery
A new way of conducting research.
The effects of LEED certification on energy efficiency in federal buildings
No effect of LEED certification on average energy consumption in federal buildings.
The new AI model aims to fill critical gaps in cybersecurity readiness
Scientists link resources to improve prioritization, spot attacks more quickly.
How do group affiliations affect the likelihood of whistleblowing?
Determining the impact of social structure on whistleblowing.
Drinking alone during adolescence increases the risk for alcohol use disorder
This risk is especially high for women.
Study identifies several ways to boost exercise
The results could help frame the discussion between physical activity and chronic health.
TextileSense: fabric-friendly NFC antennas that can be woven into everyday surfaces
Introducing fabric-friendly sensors.
New law to describe the thermal emission from metamaterials
Metamaterials or metasurfaces consisting of patterned subwavelength structures, have been widely employed for thermal emission control. However, the physics behind their thermal emission properties...
There is no gender difference in brain function or math ability, study
Brains of girls and boys are similar, producing equal math ability.
Kindergarten conduct linked to earning power as an adult
How you behave in kindergarten may affect your future earnings as an adult.
A new way to learn about learning
As a baby listens to her parents talk, her brain somehow sorts the sounds into specific sound categories. This happens even though mom and...
New type of mobile tracking link shoppers’ physical movements, buying choices
Advancements in mobile technology make it possible for advertisers to go beyond real-time static location and contextual information on consumers. In a new study...
A path to the future, paved with ceramics
A ceramic is an inorganic non-metallic solid made up of either metal or non-metal compounds that have been shaped and then hardened by heating...
How neurons interact between brain areas?
Most brain functions involve interactions among multiple, distinct areas or nuclei. Yet our understanding of how populations of neurons in interconnected brain areas communicate is...
A new web browser makes it easier to search on mobile devices
Scientists at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a new web browser that organizes complex searches in a way not possible with conventional tabbed browsing. Named Bento...
Technology To Convert Any Surface Into A Touchpad Using Spray Paint
A touch interface is common for small, flat surfaces such as smartphone or tablet screens. Now, CMU researchers have now developed a technology to turn surfaces...
Married people have lower levels of stress hormone
Various studies have attempted to discover whether marriage makes people healthier and happier. Being single is more fun, but getting married might be more...