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Matchmaking (with AI) to help proteins pair up
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Finding the perfect match isn’t easy for proteins. This AI model determines the best pairs — information that’s important for better drug and […] -
Study: Revamped calculus course improves learning
August 30, 2023
FIU research published in the journal Science shows a new approach to instruction helped students earn better grades. -
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Bernard Gerstman looks at the science and the human nature that underpinned the race to build an atomic bomb. -
Excessive media exposure to traumatic events could harm kids
November 16, 2021
FIU researchers found that when a child is exposed to excessive media coverage of a major climate event, like a hurricane, it can lead to […] -
Highly contagious coronavirus variant’s mutation weakens antibody effectiveness
September 16, 2021
FIU researchers looking to unravel the secrets of how the delta variant became so contagious have found an intriguing clue — there’s one site […]