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AI Models Help Astronomers Classify Stars with Record Accuracy

Recent advancements in AI, including the StarWhisper models, enhance stellar classification, demonstrating high accuracy with minimal manual intervention.

25 Mar 2025

Machine Learning Predicts Premature Death in IBD

Research shows 47 % of deaths from inflammatory bowel disease are preventable, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and integrated healthcare.

25 Mar 2025

Noah Medical’s Galaxy System Surpasses 5,000 Procedures, Marking a New Era in Robotic-Assisted Bronchoscopy

Medical robotics innovator Noah Medical today shared that the company reached a significant milestone by completing 5,000 procedures with its Galaxy System™ in the United States.

25 Mar 2025

AI Must Serve Humanity, Not Replace It, Says Howard University President

Vinson's discourse on AI ethics highlights the importance of universities in ensuring technology aligns with human dignity and fosters critical thinking.

By Soham Nandi 25 Mar 2025

Wearable Devices Expands AI-Powered Bio-Signal Platform into New Markets

Wearable Devices Ltd., a technology growth company specializing in artificial intelligence (“AI”)-powered touchless sensing wearables, today announced the expansion of its Large Motor Unit Action Potential Model into new potential markets, such as predictive health monitoring and cognitive state analytics.

24 Mar 2025

Mount Sinai Opens AI-Driven Center to Transform Children’s Health Care

The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has launched the Center for Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Children’s Health, the first dedicated center of its kind in New York City—a pioneering initiative that aims to improve health care outcomes for children using AI.

24 Mar 2025

Philips Expands Partnership with Ibex to Advance AI in Digital Pathology

Royal Philips, a global leader in health technology, today announced the expansion of its partnership with Ibex Medical Analytics (Ibex) and a new release of Philips IntelliSite Pathology Solution (PIPS) to further accelerate the adoption of AI-enabled digital pathology to address the pressure pathologists face because of the global shortage of pathologists and the growing number of cancer patients.

24 Mar 2025

Next-Generation Soft Robot Replicates Cellular Functions with Liquid Core

A research team in South Korea has developed a liquid-based robot capable of freely changing shape, splitting, and fusing—much like living cells.

24 Mar 2025

New Blockchain Sharding Method Boosts Scalability and Coordination in UAV Search and Rescue Missions

A novel sharding-based blockchain system enhances scalability and adaptability in UAV search and rescue operations, addressing key interoperability challenges.

24 Mar 2025

Novel Transformer Model for Efficient Atmospheric CO2 Retrieval

The Spectrum Transformer model advances satellite-based CO2 monitoring, ensuring accurate, efficient data retrieval essential for global climate strategies.

21 Mar 2025

New Study Tackles Bias in Healthcare AI

The article analyzes bias in healthcare AI, proposing strategies for mitigation to ensure equitable outcomes and enhance trust in AI-driven clinical practices.

By Soham Nandi 21 Mar 2025

Lumea, AIRA Matrix, and Acupath Join Forces to Advance AI-Based Bladder Cancer Diagnosis

Lumea, a leader in digital pathology solutions. AIRA Matrix Private Limited, an innovative technology company for AI-based diagnostic, prognostic, and predictive applications in cancer care.

20 Mar 2025

Improving Autonomous Vehicle Reliability Through Hardware-Software Co-Design

Wayne State University secures a five-year NSF grant to enhance safety and reliability in autonomous vehicles through advanced hardware-software integration.

20 Mar 2025

TacPalm SoftHand: The New Robotic Hand That Can Feel, Grip, and Adapt Like a Human

This innovative robotic hand features a tactile palm and dexterous soft fingers, enhancing object manipulation and interaction through AI-driven feedback.

By Silpaja Chandrasekar 20 Mar 2025

3D-Printed Stamps Enable Growth of Complex, Multidirectional Muscle Tissue

Researchers at MIT created synthetic muscle tissue that flexes in multiple directions, advancing the development of biohybrid robots for diverse applications.

19 Mar 2025