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Bendable Concrete Doesn’t Crack Under Pressure
Scientists in Singapore have developed a type of bendable concrete that is stronger than regular concrete.
Birds Of A Feather Sound Like Each Other
Scientists have found familial differences in the earliest vocal babblings of juvenile songbirds, suggesting a hereditary cause for these variances.
Australian-Chinese Lab To Cut Greenhouse Emissions
The University of New South Wales and Hangzhou Cable Joint Laboratory will be aimed at transforming electricity transmission.
Tired Of Rush Hour Traffic? A Machine Could Fix That
A deep reinforcement learning algorithm could optimally plan traffic signals and help to reduce congestion, according to a new study.
Overconfidence Leads To Poor Decisions: Study
There could be some truth to the saying that pride comes before a fall, as neuroscientists reveal how overconfidence can lead to poor decision-making.
IBM Watson To Fight Cancer In 21 Hospitals Across China
IBM and Hangzhou CognitiveCare plan to bring the Watson cognitive computing platform to 21 hospitals across China.
Medium-Sized Seeds Disperse Better Than Large Seeds: Study
Contrary to common belief, a new study shows that medium-sized seeds have the highest dispersal success due to scatter-hoarding rodents.
‘Ecosystem Canaries’ Warn Against Environmental Tipping Points
Vital information about the overall health of an ecosystem may be lurking in data about 'inconsequential species' like bugs and grubs, according to a study.
Butterflies That Are Picky Eaters In Greater Danger Of Extinction
Butterflies that are picky about their flower diets are more prone to extinction, researchers have found.