Robots and scientists thinking together
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Scientists in the UK have incorporated artificial intelligence (AI) and a sophisticated set of algorithms into a robot, named Adam, that can develop hypotheses and carry out a whole scientific experimentation cycle. The research, published in the journal Science, paves the way for dramatically increasing the rate of scientific progress.
CAST PHARMA Announces a New Office in Denmark
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GoOn Research and Development Project Wins Theseus-Mittelstand
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Transinsight announced today that the consortium formed with RESprotect, Antikörper-Online, and the Bioinformatics group of Prof. Dr. Michael Schroeder at TU Dresden, has won the Theseus-Mittelstand for R&D project GoOn. Over the next two years, the project - based on the results of Theseus One - will develop praxis-relevant semantic technologies for information handling in the biomedical domain.
Cancer Patients Connect with Online Communities for Care and Support
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Thomson Reuters Study Finds Step Therapy Programs May Increase Overall Healthcare Costs for Employer
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A health insurance protocol intended to promote the use of effective, cheaper medications may create barriers that lead people to receive less of needed medications, according to a Thomson Reuters study. As a result, patients ultimately require more - and more costly - medical care.
Live Video Detailing Scores High Marks with Physicians
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Pleasant music can enhance visual awareness in stroke patients, study shows
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Researchers in Spain and the UK have demonstrated that stroke patients who have lost part of their spatial awareness experience enhanced visual awareness when listening to music that they like. The study's findings, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, underline the importance of an individual's emotional state in modulating awareness.
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