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Today's highlights feature groundbreaking advancements in AI, neuromorphic computing, and robotics, reflecting the innovation driving the future of technology. Significant research findings from Princeton and Brookhaven National Laboratory pave the way for biological computing and fusion energy advancements, while the U.S. Department of Energy is pushing the boundaries of robotics for scientific exploration.

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    3D Device Combines Living Brain Cells and Electronics for Computing

    Science

    Princeton researchers have engineered a 3D device that integrates living brain cells with electronics, offering a novel approach to biological neural networks capable of complex pattern recognition.

    Web search · bioengineering.princeton.edu · bioengineering.princeton.edu

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    Super Intelligence Chips Analyze Fusion Plasmas

    Fusion

    Brookhaven National Laboratory has developed superconducting neural network chips that can analyze fusion plasmas, marking a notable step forward in fusion research.

    Web search · bnl.gov · bnl.gov

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    DOE Advances Robotics for Autonomous Scientific Discovery

    Tech

    The U.S. Department of Energy has selected projects aimed at enhancing robotics and automation for scientific research, signaling a major push toward autonomous discovery methods.

    Web search · energy.gov · energy.gov

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    New EEGNet Improves Performance of Brain-Computer Interfaces

    AI

    A newly introduced compact convolutional network, EEGNet, enhances the functionality of EEG-based brain-computer interfaces across multiple applications.

    Web search · arxiv.org · arxiv.org

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    Edge AI Model Identifies Pathogens Without Internet Connection

    Tech

    Radical Numerics' new edge AI model can detect both natural and AI-engineered pathogens offline, revolutionizing quick pathogen identification in critical situations.

    Techmeme · techmeme.com

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