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  Distant Galaxies Spotted by James Webb May Not Be So Distant Due to Errors

  VICE Asia - Becky Ferreira

  The James Webb Space Telescope is so good at capturing ancient light that some early discoveries may now need a “second look,” one scientist says. A month ago, space enthusiasts around the world were treated to the first spectacular views of our universe captured by the James Webb Space Telescope …

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  Bioadhesive ultrasound for long-term continuous imaging of diverse organs

  science.org - Chonghe Wang, Xiaoyu Chen, Liu Wang, Mitsutoshi Makihata, Hsiao-Chuan Liu, Tao Zhou, Xuanhe Zhao

  Continuous long-term ultrasound imaging Ultrasound is widely used for the noninvasive imaging of tissues and organs, but this method requires close …

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  Scientists use James Webb Space Telescope image to measure distance of lensed galaxies

  cosmosmagazine.com - Jacinta Bowler

  The first image the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) showed us was galaxy cluster SMACS J0723.3−7327 (or SMACS J0723 for short) with a large number …

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  Philips scores FDA clearance for faster MRI scanning powered by AI

  fiercebiotech.com

  Fierce Biotech Philips has secured an FDA clearance for artificial-intelligence-powered software designed to speed up the MRI scanning process while …

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  Ready or not, the Glassholes are coming back

  The Verge - Sean Hollister

  Every major tech company is working on computer glasses. None of them really want to go first. They all remember how Google Glass, and the “Glassholes” who wore them in public, became the laughingstock of the world. So they’ve been waiting, biding their time, refining their prototypes, and every so …

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  UCLA Researchers Propose A Deep Learning-Based Method For The Detection and Classification of Bacterial Colonies Using A Thin Film Transistor (TFT) Image Sensor

  ampproject.org - Naman Singh

  Bacterial infections are one of the biggest challenges that both developing and developed nations struggle with, The USA alone spends over $4 billion …