Snake bites by Bothrops taeniatus: characteristics of the bites of a rare venomous snake in Brazil ABSTRACT Bites from snakes of the genus. bothrops They account for up to 90% of venomous snake bites in Brazil. Among these species, Bothrops taeniatus It is considered uncommon in Brazil, with only one case reported in the literature….
They will also have to take into account the additional running cost of increased memory on the computers they deploy. That cost may seem insignificant for a single user, but at the scale of thousands of seats, the cumulative consumption could challenge companies’ sustainability goals, in addition to increasing energy bills. Those costs increase. Apple’s…
On a dry day in Madagascar, hissing cockroaches do something unexpectedly sweet: They huddle together in groups of slow-moving cockroaches. A new study in Ethology shows that these groups are not random social moments: they are a survival strategy caused by humidity that helps prevent large insects from drying out. “The main conclusion of our…
Apple has added a new ‘Repair Assistant’ to iOS 18, the latest update for compatible iPhones, to better help users manage the original parts used when repairing their phone. First announced in April, MacRumors He has since discovered more details about the tool. With ‘Repair Assistant’, users can now pair original parts, such as a…
In this episode, we welcome Brian Solis, Head of Global Innovation at ServiceNow, a nine-time best-selling author, keynote speaker, and digital futurist. Starting the conversation, Brian shares the inspiration behind his latest book, “Mindshift“, and emphasizes the importance of empathy and a truly customer-centric mindset. Through examples from Amazon, Disney, and IKEA, Brian illustrates how…
In a scene that could be straight out of a Pixar movie, two adorable robots crawled across a simulated moon surface in search of water. One rover even looks a bit like WALL-E. However, the excursion is not for entertainment. It’s a recent simulation at DLR (the German space agency) that tries to help the…
European manufacturers face a two-pronged attack from China that has German industry associations warning of deindustrialization: on the one hand, artificially cheap Chinese goods are flooding Europe and, on the other, Beijing has demonstrated its willingness to abruptly cut off access to critical inputs such as rare earths and semiconductors. Alarm intensified in October when…
Our staff’s favorite books of the year reflected on the role of science in some of society’s most pressing problems, from artificial intelligence to childhood trauma to river restoration. Did we miss your favorite? Let us know at feedback@sciencenews.org. rehabilitation Walter ShoshanaSimon and Schuster | $29.99 In a journalist’s exposé of America’s drug treatment centers,…
The following article originally appeared in Gradient flow and is republished here with the author’s permission. We are experiencing a peculiar moment in the development of AI. On the one hand, the demonstrations are spectacular: agents who reason and plan with apparent ease, models that compose original songs from a text messageand research tools that…
A world leader in export and production of agricultural products is India. Except for basmati rice and fruits, meat, dairy products and processed foods are also included in the country’s export basket. To promote and facilitate such exports in a simple manner, the government has created the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority…