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Weather's Continuous Shift: A New Way to See It

November 9, 2024

When you snap a picture outside, the weather can be all kinds of things - sunny, rainy, cloudy, you name it. Weather really affects how well computer programs can figure out what's in a photo. Most current methods treat weather as a clear-cut thing, like a list of choices. But in the real world, wea

crime

Health Worker Gets 2 Years for Snooping on Justice Ginsburg's Medical Records

November 8, 2024

A health worker from Nebraska was sentenced to two years in prison for illegally accessing the medical records of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg before her death. Trent Russell, 34, worked as a transplant coordinator and had access to hospital records across the region. He was found guilt

science

Why Experts' Opinions Often Align

November 8, 2024

Have you ever wondered how to combine the thoughts of numerous experts into one solid point of view? A clever method has been suggested to do just that. Imagine experts constantly tweaking their opinions based on what others think. Each time they update, they give more weight to opinions that are si

education

Walking to Think: Why Stepping Out Freely Boosts Creativity in All Ages

November 8, 2024

Imagine walking in the park or roaming around your neighborhood. Did you know it could boost your creativity? Prior studies suggest that free walking enhances creative thinking. But does this really involve both body and mind together? And more importantly, can older adults benefit from this too? L

health

Why Sleep Troubles in Seniors Might Lead to Dementia

November 8, 2024

Feeling extra sleepy during the day or not eager to do things due to poor sleep habits? Seniors, take note! A new study found that these issues might increase the risk of a condition called motoric cognitive risk syndrome (MCR). This syndrome can lead to dementia later in life. Researchers think tha

technology

Unraveling Uncertainty: A Fresh Look at Data Clustering with IoT

November 8, 2024

Clustering data that's uncertain is a big deal in the Internet of Things. One way to do this is by using possible world-based algorithms. But these algorithms have two main problems. First, they treat all possible worlds equally, even the oddball ones that can mess things up. Second, they don't use

health

How Lyme Disease Spreads: A Look at Global Numbers

November 8, 2024

Scientists developed two models to figure out how many people get Lyme disease, also known as Lyme borreliosis (LB), each year. One model looked at blood samples from humans to find out how many people have been infected with the bacteria that causes Lyme disease. This model accounted for mistakes i

crime

The Menendez Brothers: New Evidence, New Hope

November 8, 2024

The Menendez brothers, Lyle and Erik, might see a change in their prison sentences. A recent petition has surfaced, claiming new evidence that could lead to new sentences for the brothers. This petition includes a statement from a former member of the group Menudo, Roy Rosselló, who alleges that he

finance

Ex-FTX Exec Ellison: Behind Bars After Fraud

November 8, 2024

In a turn of events, Caroline Ellison, the former head of Alameda Research, reported to a federal prison in Connecticut on Thursday. This comes after her sentence of two years in prison last September for her role in the massive cryptocurrency fraud involving FTX. Ellison, who was a crucial witness

health

Tech in Rural Sports Towns: Helping Older Adults Stay Healthy and Independent

November 7, 2024

Picture this: small towns in China dedicated to sports and wellness, but with a critical gap. The aging population living there faces unique challenges. Enter wireless sensor networks (WSNs), a technology that could bridge the gap and improve the lives of older adults. Imagine having sensors ar