Scientists at Northwestern University and University of California San Diego have developed a new, potent injectable therapy that can protect the heart from damage after a heart attack.
The therapeutic approach comprises specially designed polymers that act like proteins. These protein-like polymers (PLPs) “grab” onto regulatory proteins, which blunt the body’s natural healing process, in heart tissue. With those proteins out of the way, the healing proteins are free to do their job — preventing stress and inflammation.
Protein-like polymer demonstrated improved heart health in animal experiments.
Heart attacks cause long-term damage that ultimately leads to heart failure. New treatment protects the heart from long-term damage after a heart attack.
Today’s high-end processors, especially those powering data centers and AI workloads, already rely on multi-chiplet designs to meet soaring demands for performance and memory bandwidth. TSMC’s current CoWoS solutions can accommodate interposers up to 2,831 mm², more than three times the size of a standard photomask reticle, which is limited to 830 – 858 mm² by EUV lithography constraints.
Hubble’s 35-year journey showcases humanity’s boldest space achievements, capturing everything from new stars forming to ancient galaxies.
Its discoveries revolutionized our understanding of black holes, dark energy, and distant worlds, while its stunning images made space exploration a vivid, emotional experience for people worldwide.
Hubble’s 35th Anniversary: A Stunning Celestial Celebration.
This week, major AI breakthroughs were announced, including Microsoft’s new Copilot agents, Sand AI’s long video generation, and Baidu’s faster, cheaper ERNIE models. Perplexity launched a voice assistant for iPhone, ByteDance introduced screen-controlling AI, and UC San Diego showed GPT-4.5 passing a real Turing Test. DeepMind warned about AI hallucinations caused by rare words, while YouTube started testing AI-generated video clips in search results.
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Love this short paper which reveals a significant insight about alien life with a simple ‘back-of-the-envelope’ calculation! — “We find that as long as the probability that a habitable zone planet develops a technological species is larger than ~10^-24, humanity is not the only time technological intelligence has evolved.” [In the observable universe]
Abstract In this article, we address the cosmic frequency of technological species. Recent advances in exoplanet studies provide strong constraints on all astrophysical terms in the Drake equation. Using these and modifying the form and intent of the Drake equation, we set a firm lower bound on the probability that one or more technological species have evolved anywhere and at any time in the history of the observable Universe. We find that as long as the probability that a habitable zone planet develops a technological species is larger than ∼10−24, humanity is not the only time technological intelligence has evolved. This constraint has important scientific and philosophical consequences. Key Words: Life—Intelligence—Extraterrestrial life. Astrobiology 2016359–362.
AIs can outperform humans easily on short tasks, but longer ones are the true hurdle to overcome before we can deem them to be truly intelligent systems.
New research shows how coating a battery with a razor-thin layer of lithium borate-carbonate can lead to a 500% boost in charging rates when temperatures fall below freezing.
