Nature’s subversive discovery： Everyone has a ＂sixth sense＂？ Will future computers run on human brain cells？ ｜ This week is worth reading
Biology and medicine
The subversive discovery in Nature is that everyone may have a "sixth sense", but they just don’t realize it.
@ Academic Jingwei Nature
Why are fingerprints unique? Cell reveals the mystery of fingerprint formation
@ Academic Jingwei Cell
Common sugar substitutes in zero-sugar drinks may increase the risk of heart disease and thrombosis.
@ Science Circle Nature
Cell accidentally found that there are these similarities in the brains of fighters and onlookers.
@ Academic Jingwei Cell
Computer artificial intelligence
New posture of scientific research: let GPT-3 help you.
@ qubit arXiv
When organ-like intelligence shines into human reality: will the future computer run on human brain cells?
@ biological exploration Frontiers in Science
A snapshot can restore a video! AAAI 2023 proposes a new snapshot compression imaging algorithm.
@ qubit AAAI 2023
Materials and chemistry
Wang Qing/Huang Xingyi Nature: Energy storage materials, a major breakthrough!
@ nanohuman Nature
The key role of the latest Nature: H in superconductivity in Electronic Science and Technology University of China.
@ nanohuman Nature
Using metal atoms to construct the skeleton of polymer, it is the longest metal polymer so far.
@ Global Science Angewandte Chemie International Edition
Astronomy and physics
The asteroid "Dragon Palace" contains about 20,000 kinds of organic molecules.
@ Global Science Science
Study on local structure in disordered materials by neutron scattering
@ Keai KeAiNuclear Analysis
The most powerful explosion in the universe
@ 京京京京京京京京 arXiv
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