Arctic Ice Shrinks to Second Lowest Level on Record
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Arctic sea ice this summer shrank to its second lowest level since scientists started […]
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Laser Scans Unveil a Network of Ancient Cities in Cambodia
By JULIA WALLACE Beyond the famed Angkor Wat temple, a technology known as lidar is allowing archaeologists to […]
A River Otter’s Hot Spot? The Latrine
By JAMES GORMAN Male coastal river otters in Alaska have a complex social life that centers on a […]
Computer Vision: On the Way to Seeing More
By THE NEW YORK TIMES Researchers are training computers to recognize actions and behaviors. Published: September 20, 2016 […]
Whatever We Dig Up, We’ll End Up Buried
By DENNIS OVERBYE In our search for discovery and meaning, we always look up and out, while we […]
A Lesson of Tesla Crashes? Computer Vision Can’t Do It ...
By STEVE LOHR Self-driving cars come with a caveat now: Keep your hands on the wheel. While computers […]
‘Five Second Rule’ for Food on Floor Is Untrue, Study ...
By CHRISTOPHER MELE Researchers concluded that no matter how fast you pick up food that falls on the […]
More Child Suicides Are Linked to A.D.D. Than Depression, Study ...
By CATHERINE SAINT LOUIS The new research found that attention deficit disorder was the most common mental health […]
Judge Clears 7 Chimps for Departure. They’re Off to England.
By JAMES GORMAN A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against the federal Fish and Wildlife Service, which approved […]
People Have Been Dying Fabric Indigo Blue for 6,000 Years
By STEPH YIN Before there were bluejeans there were blue Egyptian mummy cloths. Before blue mummy cloths? Possibly […]