Gongkan is the subject of a solo exhibition where new work explores social norms, cultural codifications, and moral values.

Australian startup Cortical Labs has launched what it's calling the "world’s first code deployable biological computer." ...

Project-Based Learning: High Tech High in San Diego, California emphasizes hands-on projects that integrate multiple subjects ...

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None of the candidates cleared the written test for the 2024 competitive examination for district judges in Orissa. Out of 366 eligible candidates, none scored the required marks to proceed to the ...

Humans outperformed an AI model in classifying complex medical case documents, achieving 47% accuracy compared to the AI's 22%. Despite this, AI could still enhance medical coding by reducing ...

Rorschach tests play with the human imagination and our ... Hermann Rorschach in 1921, the test involves showing a number of inkblots to subjects, then asking them to say what they see.

All three symptoms point towards heart disease, though there is no certainty a human test subject would have the same biological response. University of Adelaide senior lecturer on medicine Ian ...

An artificial intelligence model designed to classify complex medical case documents has been bested by its human challengers – but researchers say the AI technology could still be of enormous benefit ...

HowStuffWorks noted that human test subjects are made well aware of any adverse effects before agreeing to take part. As a nine-month-old baby, Little Albert would've been unable to give consent ...

The exhibition “At Twelve” showcases twelve photographs, all with twelve-year-old subjects, depicting the imaginative futurisms of the age. Sally Mann, Cindy and Reeses Pieces (At Twelve ...

19 (UPI) --The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Wednesday issued guidance 'restoring concept of biological ... going to make it a lot harder to test as much as we're testing ...