Biology

March 24, 2023

Artificial Intelligence·Computing·Technology

Bill Gates Challenges OpenAI to Train AI Model for Advanced Biology Exam

Co-founder of Microsoft and a leading advocate for technological advancement, Bill Gates, has recently challenged OpenAI to push the boundaries of AI by training ChatGPT, a large language model, to pass an

Europe·Marine Life·Nature

Rare Smalltooth Tiger Shark Found Washed Up on Beach Baffles Experts in Irish Village of Kilmore Quay in Wexford

A 4.3-meter (14ft) smalltooth tiger shark washed up on the beach in Kilmore Quay, County Wexford. This incident marks it the first time the species has been recorded in Ireland. Swiss tourists found the washed-up shark first and later contacted

April 5, 2023

AI Targets Malaria in Africa: Will Smart Traps Curb Africa’s Rising Mosquito Threat?

Artificial Intelligence·Health·Science

Malaria and other mosquito-related diseases have a long history of being some of the most dangerous in the world. The symptoms can be life-threatening

Blending AI and Biology: Monash University’s Innovative Approach to Machine Learning

Artificial Intelligence·Science·Technology

Researchers at Monash University have recently been awarded a grant of $600,000 AUD. The funds will be used to continue their groundbreaking research, which

Discovery·India·Wildlife

New Giant King Cobra Species Confirmed in India’s Western Ghats: DNA Study Differentiates It from 3 Other Cobras, Revealing Traits from 153 Snakes.

In southern India, a giant cobra has captured scientists’ attention. Although it was known, the results of the discovery are now published in the European Journal of Taxonomy, revealing that it is

Rahul Somvanshiand

Karmactive Staff

October 31, 2024

Inspired by nature, researchers at Princeton have created material that surpasses conventional cement paste in crack resistance and ductility.

Architecture·Materials·Science

Princeton’s New Cement Mimics Oyster Shells: 17 Times Crack Resistance, 19 Times More Ductile

Inspired by the material found in oyster shells and abalone, engineers at Princeton have created a new cement composite that is 17 times stronger against cracks than standard cement and 19 times

Karmactive Team

June 13, 2024