For Two Months, I Got My News From Print Newspapers. ...
Our tech columnist tried to skip digital news for a while. His old-school experiment led to three main […]
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A Celebrated Physicist With a Passion for Music by ELAINE ...
Fabiola Gianotti, the first woman to direct CERN, dreamed of becoming a ballerina, studied piano, but ultimately chose […]
Getting Care to Those Who Need It, and Fast by ...
While women are still outnumbered in emergency medicine, Dr. Teri Reynolds of the World Health Organization sees signs […]
Nakesha Williams Died Homeless on a Manhattan Street. Should She ...
The Times’s story about a woman crippled by mental illness left many readers asking what could have been […]
The Cells That Eat, Regurgitate and Eat Your Tattoos Again ...
In a study of mice, scientists learned that macrophages are key to making tattoos permanent, knowledge that might […]
Why Companies and Countries Are Battling for Ascendancy in 5G ...
Taking an early lead in ultrafast next-generation wireless technology can give players a strategic advantage. Published: March 6, […]
How the Shape of Your Ears Affects What You Hear ...
We’re able to locate sound because our brains grasp the shape of our ears. When that shape changes, […]
Google Researchers Are Learning How Machines Learn by CADE METZ
So-called neural networks have greatly advanced artificial intelligence. But understanding how computers make their decisions can be difficult. […]
Uber’s Self-Driving Trucks Hit the Highway, but Not Local Roads ...
Uber’s autonomous trucks have started hauling trailers on Arizona highways for customers for its freight-booking service. Published: March […]
Wrestling With Auto-Correct by J. D. BIERSDORFER
If you find yourself repeatedly correcting Apple’s auto-correction software while you’re typing, you can reset its dictionary or […]