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Moving floors counteract wind-induced building sway

Researchers have developed a system of moving floors that actively counteract the swaying of tall buildings caused by wind. This technology improves structural stability and occupant comfort without relying on traditional dampers. It could enable taller, more flexible building designs.

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Study examines link between boldness and belligerence

Researchers investigated the relationship between boldness and belligerence, traits often associated with aggression and risk-taking. The findings shed light on whether these characteristics are inherently connected or distinct in behavioral contexts. This matters for understanding personality psychology and predicting behavior in social or professional settings.

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Scientists Guard Joyful Research Tasks from AI Takeover

A growing number of scientists are choosing to retain certain cherished aspects of their work—such as serendipitous discovery and hands-on experimentation—rather than handing them over to AI chatbots. This reflects concerns that over-reliance on automation may strip research of creativity, intuition, and personal satisfaction. The debate highlights the tension between efficiency and preserving the human elements that drive scientific passion.

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China’s newest AI model may match US rivals, researchers say

China's latest AI model has shown performance comparable to leading US counterparts in recent evaluations, according to scientists. The development marks a significant step in narrowing the AI technology gap between China and the US, with potential implications for global competition and innovation.

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Deep sea oil and gas drilling expands — what's at stake

The oil and gas industry is increasingly moving drilling operations into deep sea areas, driven by depletion of shallow reserves and high energy demand. This shift raises environmental and safety concerns, including potential damage to fragile marine ecosystems and increased risk of deepwater spills. The stakes are high for both the energy sector and global climate goals.

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A Decade of Mapping Gene Expression Across Tissues

Researchers have marked ten years of progress in systematically mapping gene expression across various human tissues. This ongoing effort provides a crucial resource for understanding tissue-specific gene activity and its role in health and disease. The work continues to inform studies on genetic regulation and disease mechanisms.

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Maximize mental health benefits from your vacation

This article offers strategies to enhance the psychological rewards of time off, such as disconnecting from work and engaging in meaningful activities. It explains that mindful planning can turn a simple break into a powerful reset for mental well-being. These tips help travelers return more refreshed and resilient.

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Addressing safety and alignment for long-horizon AI models

OpenAI explores the unique safety and alignment challenges posed by AI models that operate over long time horizons, such as planning or multi-step reasoning. As these systems become more capable, ensuring they remain aligned with human intent grows more complex. This discussion is critical for guiding the responsible development of advanced AI.

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European wetland maps uncover overlooked ecosystem patches

Researchers have produced detailed maps of European wetlands, revealing many small, previously unrecognized wetland areas. These overlooked patches are ecosystem hotspots that support biodiversity and carbon storage. The findings could improve conservation planning and policy across Europe.