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Metals are made of randomly oriented crystals at the microscopic-length scale. The alignment of the crystal faces creates an infinite number of configurations and complex patterns, making simulations ...

Sens. Marsha Blackburn and Richard Blumenthal pressed AI toy companies about child privacy in letters sent Wednesday.

For instance, some products that are used to perform various in vitro diagnostic tests using various technologies involve real time PCR detection systems, immunoassay systems, and others. In vitro ...

Ceconomy holds data on 21.62 million Italian customers Access to personal data poses threat to security, Italy says JD.com pledges to store data in EU data warehouses Using its so-called "golden power ...

Cancer health tech company Flatiron Health has unveiled six new blood cancer data sets that together comprise information from more than half a million patient records, the Roche subsidiary announced ...

RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) is a high-throughput sequencing approach that enables comprehensive quantification of transcriptomes at a genome-wide scale. As a result, RNA-Seq has become a routine ...

In a sign of just how radically artificial intelligence is reshaping the American economy, spending on data center construction is on the brink of overtaking office construction for the first time, ...

There are two key things to know about the new Applied Biosystems™ SwiftArrayStudio™ Microarray Analyzer from Thermo Fisher Scientific, said Ravi Gupta, vice president and general manager of Thermo ...

MCP Server enables AI agents to handle a full range of data-driven queries of Data Commons data sources, from initial discovery to generative reports, Google said. Looking to make public data access ...

The Common Data Set can help prospective students know how much aid they could get to pay for college. Why don’t all schools provide it? By Ron Lieber A similar version of this column was published ...