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German researchers are building talking batteries for electric cars
A new principle could make battery management systems in electric cars or home storage more cost-effective and safer in the…
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Humanoid robots perform operations for the first time
Two humanoid robots have carried out operations alone for the first time, remotely controlled by surgeons. For a preclinical study,…
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Solar systems almost completely fail in extreme heat
Climate change is increasingly threatening Europe’s electricity supply as extreme summer temperatures put a strain on sustainable infrastructure. A new…
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Copper as a lithium trap: Researchers decipher battery aging
The registration of electric vehicles continues to increase worldwide. But the aging of the batteries installed in them poses challenges…
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AI passes Turing test – appears more human than real people
For the first time, an AI has passed the classic Turing test. A model was even more often mistaken for…
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Parents are losing ties with their children because of smartphones
If parents are constantly looking at their smartphones, it can weaken the relationship with their children. This is shown by…
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Researchers unveil algae batteries that have been generating electricity for 6 years
Lithium batteries are everywhere. However, their degradation causes massive damage to the environment. A team of researchers at the University…
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Mini nuclear reactor generates electricity – and the most expensive kWh ever
The US start-up Valar Atomics claims to have reached a milestone in the energy supply of data centers. In an…
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Remote-controlled cyborg cockroaches get diving suits
Scientists have developed a flexible, 3D-printed diving suit designed to equip insects for disaster response. The development enables remote control…
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AI models circumvent specifications – and cover their tracks
AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google specifically circumvent security requirements and then cover their tracks. This is shown by…
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