Author: anna-marria

MIT researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding the Moon’s ancient magnetic field. For decades, scientists have puzzled over why some lunar rocks show signs of a once-strong magnetic field, even though the Moon today has almost none. The latest findings suggest a massive impact event may have temporarily intensified the Moon’s weak magnetic field, […]

Breakthrough in Immune System Healing Researchers at Trinity College Dublin have made a significant discovery in the field of immunology. Their latest study shows that electrical stimulation can reprogram macrophages, which are key players in our immune system. By harnessing this technology, scientists can reduce inflammation, paving the way for faster healing in the human […]

The inaugural National AI Congress on Natural Resources in Tehran is set to tackle pressing issues in education, research, and practical implementation of artificial intelligence in the natural resources sector. Experts will gather to discuss how AI can revolutionize agriculture, environmental conservation, and resource management across the country. Organizers believe this congress will bridge the […]

AI Steps In for Political Guidance in Montana Artificial intelligence is now shaping political strategy in Montana. The state Commissioner of Political Practices, who oversees campaigns and lobbying, faced an unusual situation recently. Instead of relying on staff, the office issued an official opinion about robocalls in a GOP dispute—written entirely by ChatGPT. ChatGPT Authors […]