More: First report! Shanghai Jiao Tong & Wuhan University, etc., in Nature: Scalable high-quality GNR growth without transfer; AI learns to conceal thoughts and reason covertly! Solves complex tasks independently of human experience, becoming more of a black box... and so forth.
Have you ever thought that merely visually enjoying delicious food may impact your weight? According to a new discovery in Science journal, the human body's response to food might far surpass our imagination.
Do you feel that your appetite unconsciously decreases in hot weather? Recent research has found the reason for this phenomenon and may provide new insights for obesity treatment.
What comprehensive changes can an 8-week physical exercise regimen have on our bodies? A heavyweight study published in Nature magazine has refreshed our understanding of exercise.
Another study revealed a new switch that controls fat burning. Through simple control, we might be able to enjoy the long-term benefits of weight loss.
A father's gut microbiota may affect the health of offspring. According to the latest research in Nature, a father's gut microbiota can increase the risk of the next generation being born underweight, growth-limited, and having a higher mortality rate.
There is an extremely simple way to improve eyesight. Research indicates that certain daily activities we do may help with eyesight.
In the field of artificial intelligence, a new transformer may emerge called the Kansformer. KAN could challenge the MLP (Multilayer Perceptron) that has been in use for decades.
Xiaohongshu developed a novel large model in collaboration with Fudan University, specifically creating a group chat tool for intelligent agents.
Nowadays, artificial intelligence can solve complex problems through hidden thought processes without human guidance, with black box operations more profound than ever before.
What causes us to drink different types of beverages at different temperatures? The scientific principle behind this is worth exploring.
For the first time, the scalable, transfer-free direct growth of high-quality GNRs was reported, a result jointly published by Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Wuhan University.
Research in the field of two-dimensional materials has once again been reported by Nature magazine, showcasing the latest progress within this area.
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