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UK researchers show that comparing measurements from two atom interferometers can remove laser disturbances and reveal tiny signals from gravitational waves or dark matter.

Scientists at Oregon State University have built a single device that detects light, stores information, and adjusts memory strength electronically, offering a path to faster and lower-power artificial intelligence systems.

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New system called DAAAM builds detailed three dimensional maps with descriptions so robots can answer natural language questions about their surroundings accurately and quickly.

Device combines graphene sensors and electrodes to record low-frequency brain signals and deliver targeted stimulation without interference.

Researchers create reusable tiny machine whose propulsion and carrying sections join by DNA links and perform targeted chemical tasks such as drug production at chosen sites.