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The Florida-based hospital network will use Lite Run technology to help patients walk sooner after injury or surgery.
The Federal Trade Commission said Amazon violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by withholding transaction records from identity theft victims.
A researcher who flew drones over Sydney beaches for a full season found that detecting a shark and protecting swimmers are two different things.
A multiyear field experiment in Austria found that rising CO2 and warming together make droughts far more destructive to grassland ecosystems than models assumed.
After Geelong Grammar used isolation as part of a five-day internal suspension, researchers point to neuroscience to reframe how adults understand teenage misbehavior.
A new study found that apartments in western Sydney could experience indoor overheating for more than seven weeks per year under high-emissions climate projections.
Researchers used a 1998 laser architecture to deliver 1.05 nanojoules of energy in 147-femtosecond bursts, matching laboratory-class laser output on a chip.
The streaming service will also strip royalties from fully AI-generated tracks, limiting monetization to music produced and performed by people.
The 6-3 decision in Chatrie v. United States found that cellphone location data carries a reasonable expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment.
The light spring, published in Nature Photonics, was made possible by mirrors polished to within five nanometers of their design across the entire surface.
Rice University researchers used graph signal processing to map the spiral structure of the cochlea as a living network of connected sensory cells.
Researchers placed motion-activated cameras around a cassava field in the Honduran Mosquitia and monitored the site for two months.
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