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A recent study suggests that around 600,000 years ago, there was a significant leap in stone tool complexity in the fossil record. This sudden increase in complexity indicates that hominin knowledge experienced a substantial growth during that time period. Researchers from the University of Missouri and Arizona State University have analyzed 3.3 million years of
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Recently, archaeologists made an astonishing discovery on the Greek island of Crete. A 4,000-year-old ring-shaped stone structure was unearthed on Papoura Hill during excavation works for a major airport project. The monument, measuring 1,800 square-meters, is believed to have originated during the Bronze Age and appears to have had a ritualistic or religious purpose. The
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Recent research has suggested a possible link between our body’s circadian clock and the effectiveness of certain cancer treatments. Checkpoint inhibitors, which are immunotherapy drugs used to block proteins from binding to cancerous tumors, have shown promise in treating various types of cancers. However, scientists are exploring ways to enhance the impact of these drugs,
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As computer scientists continue to develop artificial intelligence (AI) systems that mimic the human brain’s neural networks, the need for enhanced processing power has become paramount. However, with the increasing sophistication of artificial neural networks comes a significant rise in energy consumption. The comparison to nature’s original design – the human brain – reveals that
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