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    Monthly Archive for: "March, 2019"
     Are we risking transmitting our biases to Artificial Intelligence?

    Are we risking transmitting our biases to Artificial Intelligence?

    25/03/2019

    The technologist Kriti Sharma raises a very serious issue: are we risking transmitting our biases to Artificial Intelligence?

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     Confirmed once again: narcolepsy has an autoimmune origin

    Confirmed once again: narcolepsy has an autoimmune origin

    22/03/2019

    Recent studies published in the scientific journal Nature have confirmed that narcolepsy has an autoimmune origin.

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     The risks of perfectionism

    The risks of perfectionism

    20/03/2019

    Thomas Curran is a social psychologist who has been studying the effects of perfectionism in American, Canadian and British students for years.

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     3D printer that “extends” new skin over burns

    3D printer that “extends” new skin over burns

    18/03/2019

    An innovative prototype of 3D printer promises to replace strips of skin (due to various kinds of trauma or illnesses) without any size restrictions and without the need for skin grafts.

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     The learning processes of Artificial Intelligence become art

    The learning processes of Artificial Intelligence become art

    15/03/2019

    How Artificial Intelligence can influence the urban environment and the production of art in public spaces? Reflections from Hito Steyerl.

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     956 DNA variants behind the risk of insomnia

    956 DNA variants behind the risk of insomnia

    13/03/2019

    For the first time a complete “genetic map” of insomnia (a problem suffered chronically by 770 million people worldwide) has been drawn up by an international team of neurophysiologists.

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     “Modified” cells to treat Crohn’s disease

    “Modified” cells to treat Crohn’s disease

    11/03/2019

    Cell therapy, which is already being used in experiments against several forms of tumors, could also be used in the near future to treat Crohn’s disease.

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     Fighting Parkinson’s by injecting a protein into the brain

    Fighting Parkinson’s by injecting a protein into the brain

    08/03/2019

    A new pioneering study has given hope to people suffering from Parkinson’s disease and from illnesses in which nerve cells die or do not work as they should.

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     Can intestinal bacteria trigger depression?

    Can intestinal bacteria trigger depression?

    06/03/2019

    What does intestinal microbiota have to do with depression? A lot, according to a report published in the scientific journal Nature Microbiology by a team from the Catholic University of Lovanio, [...]

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     Possible antibiotics for humans from insect bacteria

    Possible antibiotics for humans from insect bacteria

    04/03/2019

    The antibiotics of tomorrow may also come from an unexpected source: insects or, to be more precise, from the bacteria that infect insects, or that live in symbiosis with them.

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