A new area of research had been created: virtual embodiment.
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Nutrition isn't the only area of research with this problem.
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It's one of the vexing problems in this area of research.
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So certainly, the area of research has drifted in that direction.
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"Magical studies is a hot happening area of research," she says.
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This area of research is in its infancy, Dr. Yackle says.
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All employees are principally employed in the area of research and development.
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But this is another area of research where he rarely gets credit.
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"These guys opened up a whole new area of research," said Prum.
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What convinced you that this was such a potent area of research?
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So flexibility — not physical, but mental — is a constant area of research.
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That means this is an area of research to keep an eye on.
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By how much is an open question and an active area of research.
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Neither had any experience with stem cells, then a fledgling area of research.
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NASA noted that Koch's flight will also add to this growing area of research.
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But now the computing system has expertise in a new area of research: neuroscience.
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So, my own area of research is based on what I've observed being there.
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The new results, she added, are a hopeful sign for this area of research.
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The long-term effects of such modeling are a hot area of research for psychologists.
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The White House website, however, does mention age restrictions for firearms as an area of research.
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Luckily, searching for planets around red dwarf stars is a major area of research right now.
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That's a promising area of research, and I'm interested in seeing how it translates into policy.
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"It's a future area of research," said Petty, noting that NASA plans to study the phenomenon.
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The idea for renewable jet fuel has been an active area of research for the DOE.
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For Hubert, a key area of research is looking into naturally occurring microbial communities and their potential.
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The selection of the journals will be dependent upon the area of research, an Aurora spokesperson said.
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N.I.H. has provided and will continue to provide leadership and support for this vital area of research.
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Stix, meanwhile, is an expert in Mochizuki's particular area of research, a field known as anabelian geometry.
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But start-ups have their own advantages, even in such a complex and expensive area of research.
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Dr. Glauber's seminal work addressed an area of research that had been largely ignored in quantum physics.
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How to permanently change our microbiome to improve our health is "an active area of research," he said.
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Her primary area of research was Privacy-preserving Data Management techniques for Location-based Services and Social Networks.
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One popular area of research is creating "bioplastics," which use cellulose as their starting compound instead of petroleum.
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Alongside tourism, mining is a major hot-button area of research in the multi-billion dollar space industry.
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That area of research eventually led to founding Special Stage Systems and designing Ming Mecca, our first product.
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Another potential area of research to explore is the relationship between guns in the home and gun suicides.
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But the environmental information available so far – in an area of research still in its infancy – is troubling.
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For one, the area of research stretches across time but not cultures, remaining firmly anchored in Western traditions.
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So as I got into that area of research, I got really enthusiastic about the brain-centered research.
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One additional area of research on the test score gap that hasn't gotten enough attention may hold significant promise.
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Representation issues aside, another worry that comes along with this area of research is the question of what comes next.
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They do it out of a sense of duty — to contribute to their area of research and help advance science.
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In general, her area of research focused on how to improve the daily lives of Muslim women across the Middle East.
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In addition to reforming how we approve vaccines and prescription drugs, we must also carefully examine the area of research funding.
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She focused on studying how the brain represents touch, an area of research many students found too laborious to take on.
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I am a doctoral student, and my main area of research is evidence-based design interventions that can improve patient outcomes.
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"There's more than one kind of risk out there," he said, but scientists tend to focus on their area of research.
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Nuclear weapons effects were always intended as a declassified area of research, but the films were largely forgotten until now, Spriggs said.
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"It is a sign that Nature Publishing Group believes they can make money in this relatively young area of research," he answered.
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Though robotics is a new area of research for Facebook, its reliance on and bleeding-edge work in AI are well known.
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Gowers chose to focus on this question for a simple reason: Many papers in his area of research are already open access.
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"Some people do a controversial area of research, and it's not the best thing that they have loads of publicity," she said.
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None of these trials have shown any effects, and some large drug companies, including Pfizer, have abandoned this area of research altogether.
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A spokesperson from Merck, which acquired Organon's parent company in 2009, says this is not an active area of research or interest.
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Vincent stresses that this is just a sketch of what's technically possible, not an active area of research, but it's a tantalizing concept.
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The scope of those studies should also be expanded to include the elderly as that area of research is also limited, Collins added.
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That study points out ten area of research deficiency that are very pressing for military caregivers, ranging from the issues that face children.
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His area of research is adenovirus and human papillomavirus, which have DNA as their genetic material, as opposed to the RNA inside coronaviruses.
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This is an important area of research for Facebook as it struggles to identify and remove false and malicious content on its networks.
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This is a new area of research, so scientists aren't totally sure yet what the presence of these sneaker cells—called fetal microchimerism—means.
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In my area of research regulatory policy, it is common to see predictions that regulations will destroy the economy or save millions of lives.
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Still, they remain a controversial and ethically complicated area of research, and many researchers think stem cells are "dangerously overhyped" as a medical treatment.
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Consequently, Hayworth is understandably concerned that MIT's withdrawal from this research is a signal to other neuroscientists that this area of research is somehow tainted.
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They were excited about their new understandings of the genetic basis for autism — what they view as the most promising area of research right now.
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One area of research that is yet to be explored indepth is the neural connections in the brain that are related to ASMR, says Poerio.
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Mr. Zimmerman, a materials scientist, started to look at a relatively unexplored area of research — the electrolyte, which is generally what catches fire in batteries.
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Another area of research is "beamforming," which is concentrating the energy of a signal to steer it in a certain direction, aimed right at its target.
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This is a relatively new area of research for neuroscientists, and this study does not show causality between that abnormal connectivity in the brain and misophonia.
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This actually leads to whole area of research of trying to shorten the life of a mosquito so it doesn't have time to process the virus.
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Meyerriecks didn't elaborate on how they might fool the technology, but officials could potentially fake their location digitally, or "spoof" it, a growing area of research.
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The extension of Medicaid coverage for women up to one year postpartum also has been an area of research that Eliason hopes to focus on next.
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He is a founder of the Institute for Aegean Prehistory, which has offices in Philadelphia, and his area of research is primarily Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean civilizations.
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Without this context of our wholehearted support for basic aging research and geroscience, readers may believe that N.I.H. doesn't place much value on this area of research.
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These are all legitimate views that have been discussed, and they have contributed to enriching this area of research and possibly to improve the understanding of disability.
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One area of research focuses on genes that can copy themselves to the second in a pair of chromosomes, ensuring that they will be inherited by all offspring.
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"This is a very exciting area of research," said study co-author Niayesh Afshordi, an astrophysicist at the Perimeter Institute and the University of Waterloo, in a call.
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While this is still an active area of research, it's becoming clearer that whatever happens in the Arctic likely does not remain safely locked away in that region.
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Deducing details of a person's health through how often they text or when they leave home is called digital phenotyping, and it's a rapidly growing area of research.
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What would you say is the most promising area of research, the one that gives you the most optimism about our ability to adapt and thrive moving forward?
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For better or worse, this area of research is underscoring the important role that fathers play in the health of their children even from the earliest moments of development.
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" While no proof has yet emerged that Spectre or Meltdown were ever used by hackers in the real world, similar attacks have "become a hot, new area of research.
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" Missouri State University backed Walker's "academic freedom" in a statement, saying "it is a legitimate area of research and she is conforming to all of the guidelines of participant security.
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"At the time, Missouri State University told the News-Leader Walker's study was "a legitimate area of research and she is conforming to all of the guidelines of participant security.
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E-cigarettes' impact on the body's cardiovascular system is an emerging area of research, with more studies piling up to suggest vaping could in fact be bad for the heart.
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Soft robots—meaning that they're made of flexible materials—are a promising area of research, since they can go places more conventional robots can't thanks to their malleable construction materials.
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"It's a fascinating area of research and it holds a lot of promise," said David Hackney, assistant professor and medical director of labor and delivery at University Hospitals Case Medical Center.
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Social networks are just one area of research for Save the Elephants, in addition to how elephants are migrating and whether orphans show negative physical effects after their mothers are killed.
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Margerison believes that one of the most important take-aways from this entire area of research is that population-level conditions, including economic downturns, can impact our mental and physical health.
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Their peculiar area of research — how humans make decisions, often irrationally — has had profound implications for an array of fields, like professional sports, the military, medicine, politics, finance and public health.
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"The study of aging, and the idea that you might be able to treat aging as a condition, is a novel area of research," said an FDA spokesperson in an email.
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I mean, NASA has made this area of research a priority, and I think SpaceX will rely on NASA a lot over the next decade or two in this department at least.
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This is a large, emerging area of research, according to Dr. Philip Askenase, a professor of medicine and pathology at Yale University School of Medicine, who was not involved in the study.
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The field test had opened a "completely new area of research", it said, with potential for the development of highly mobile and sensitive radar systems able to survive the most challenging combat engagements.
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Mercedes-Benz will rely more on its suppliers to take a leading role in the area of research and development as well as to identify cost-cutting potential through process optimization, Stark said.
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Additionally, a teleconferencing session can include a sort of webinar on an area of research, like new treatments or newly discovered medical conditions, to help providers continue their education on treatment after training.
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In addition, G.M. will work with Lyft to develop an on-demand network of self-driving cars, moving into an area of research to which Google, Tesla and Uber have devoted enormous resources.
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The development of quantum systems, and the algorithms and software needed to use them for the many promising applications already envisioned, is an active area of research at DOE and other federal agencies.
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Many who voted against him expressed concerns about his record of partisanship as well as some statements questioning climate change, an area of research in which the space agency plays a central role.
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For the past 12 years, he has been researching redistricting and voting rights cases at the University of Texas, an area of research in which detailed, accurate census data is an essential part.
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One early area of research for the team has been helping those who are unable to move anything but their eyes (due to neurological disorders such as ALS or stroke) communicate by typing.
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LeiLani Nishime, an associate professor of communication at the University of Washington whose area of research includes Asian-American media representations, said stereotypes of the "mysterious foreigner" remained prevalent in American popular culture.
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However the risks of microplastics to humans is still an emerging area of research that has been complicated by a recent high profile scandal involving fraudulent research about microplastic effects on human health.
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Shares of Seres Therapeutics plummeted more than 69 percent Friday after its microbiome treatment for preventing a bacterial infection failed in a mid-stage study and raised doubts about this growing area of research.
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It was announced at the company's I/O conference last year, and is focused on creating machine learning software that can design machine learning software, a hot area of research in the AI community.
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Companies like Google, Facebook, and IBM have actively been working on this area of research — known as machine learning comprehension — but experts agree it's not nearly as advanced as image and voice recognition technology.
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The group declined to comment on the paper, as it has not yet been peer-reviewed—"This is an exciting new area of research for us," co-author Lonnie Thompson said in an email.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stopped studying gun violence as a public health issue in 1996, after the National Rifle Association aggressively lobbied Congress to cut funding for that particular area of research.
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The researchers say they released the documents out of frustration with how long the investigation was taking, given that the paper was being cited in such a high-stakes area of research concerning public policy.
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With the publication of the JAMA Internal Medicine study, the majority of recent studies now suggest expanded access to naloxone saves lives, though this is still an early area of research that requires more study.
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Cancer is currently the hottest area of research across the drugs industry and some analysts believe this could make AstraZeneca a takeover target once again, with speculation turning last week to Novartis as a bidder.
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Given the capabilities of CRISPR and gene drives, a growing number of policy makers and scientists have been pushing for limits on the use of these technologies and new approaches to this area of research.
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"They have announced in early September that they would not comply with the nuclear accord in the area of research and development and we think this is unacceptable," he said alongside Hungarian counterpart Peter Szijjarto.
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Now that we've gotten the weight loss claims out of the way, let's look at a more promising area of research: using the ketogenic diet as a way to treat or manage Type 2 diabetes.
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Mental health professionals are starting to see anxiety around texting show up in their offices more often, and it's part of a new area of research and treatment related to mobile devices and online communication.
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He used the deep learning model to outsmart the already "fine-tuned" algorithms for speech recognition in Android OS. Yann LeCun, director of Facebook AI Research (FAIR), is another notable name in this area of research.
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AI-based creation or re-creation of realistic imagery (often called "hallucination") is a major area of research, but this would be a unique application of it — not to mention one that could help some people.
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In fact, studies published in the past several years show that polar vortex disruptions may be more likely as the Earth warms and sea ice in the Arctic melts, though this is an active area of research.
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But unlike many other tech sectors, this area of research isn't bound by formal safety regulations or standards, leading to concerns that AI could eventually go off the rails and become a burden instead of a benefit.
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In March, Microsoft launched an open-source platform to make it easier for bots to roam the game's virtual worlds — an area of research that will help develop AI that can control robots in the physical world.
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Soft robots are a major area of research right now, but the general paradigm seems to be that you pump something (a muscle or tube) full of something else (air, fluid) causing it to change its shape.
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"We continually have to ask how we can balance systemic, structural differences between east and west in the area of research, in regard to the headquarters of large companies, and in the field of structural unemployment," Merkel said.
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Behavioral finance is a fairly new term and area of research that surfaced when researchers realized that investors, people who make otherwise rational decisions throughout much of their life, do not make rational decisions when it comes to money.
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" These fears "do not align with the most rapidly advancing current research directions of AI as a field," says the report, "but rather spring from dire predictions about one small area of research within AI, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
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Another area of research claims that voters tend to reject candidates when things aren't going well — which makes sense, until you realize that they do this even when the candidate had absolutely nothing to do with whatever is wrong.
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I'm wanting to take this area of research by collaborating it with experts who can prove some of the real scientific and biological effects of what I'm doing, but at the same time continue in a very artistic way.
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Why it matters: The confirmation comes amid concern "about his record of partisanship as well as some statements questioning climate change, an area of research in which the space agency plays a central role," per the New York Times.
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However, when her husband died at the age of 123 she, then 71 years old, started to devote herself entirely to her favorite area of research, that is the legal status of women in the Middle Ages in Sweden.
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Although the Holocaust remains a critical area of research for many historians and is a staple of school curriculums in many countries, there is fear that the memory of what happened at the camps is fading among younger generations.
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Sports psychology has long been an active field, but applying it to esports is a relatively new area of research, one that the University of Chichester in the UK is embracing with its newly launched BA (Hons) esports degree.
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The attempts to destroy some of the world's heritage have had quite the opposite effect: an entirely new area of research and scientific practice that has transformed archaeology, heritage, paleontology, museum studies, architecture and a suite of other disciplines.
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"The kind of large-scale computing and data capabilities systems like Stampede and Stampede 23 provide are crucial for innovation in almost every area of research and development," said Texas Advanced Computing Center director Dan Stanzione in a UT press release.
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As part of the investment, G.M. and Lyft will work on developing an on-demand network of self-driving cars, an area of research that companies like Google, Tesla and Uber have all devoted enormous resources to in recent years.
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"It is the ultimate evolutionary question and it is thrilling to work in this area of research," added biomolecular engineer David Haussler, scientific director of the University of California, Santa Cruz Genomics Institute and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator.
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Yet a small but growing area of research indicates there are a number of issues with using AI to spot gender, such as increased error rates when it comes to identifying women of color and concerns about accuracy in general.
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The human microbiome, as the weird and wonderful community of microorganisms that inhabits us is called—they number in the billions upon billions—is an increasingly hot area of research, as it's become clear just how much it impacts our health.
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Despite the low probability of an asteroid impact, its dire consequences mean that this will continue to be an important area of research, one that requires probably about the amount of attention it presently receives—but maybe not any more or less.
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"Working out how to tell slow-growing cancers apart from more aggressive forms of the disease is a critical area of research, and something Cancer Research UK-funded researchers are investigating," Martin Ledwick, the organization's head information nurse, said in an email.
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"Everybody thinks basically that the method you learn in school is the best one, but in fact it's an active area of research," said Joris van der Hoeven, a mathematician at the French National Center for Scientific Research who coauthored the paper.
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Wang and Jones tested a number of other explanations: Maybe, they reasoned, scientists from the near-miss group did better because they sought more influential collaborators, changed institutions, began to study a different topic, or moved into a "hot" area of research.
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As an academic and tech outsider, she was not writing from personal experience or even commenting on the tech itself, but found that she had to essentially invent a new area of research from scratch spanning tech, global labor and sociocultural norms.
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Another ongoing area of research explores not only how weight variability might be linked to extra weight gain but how it's associated with overall health and potential problems, said Michael Lowe, a professor of psychology at Drexel University and co-author of the new study.
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This a major area of research inside many of the world's top artificial intelligence labs, including DeepMind (the London-based lab owned by Google), the Berkeley AI Research Lab, and OpenAI (the San Francisco-based lab founded by Tesla's chief executive Elon Musk and others).
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While scientists disagree on myriad details of how exactly climate change is impacting and will continue to impact our planet (that's why climate science continues to be an active, vibrant area of research), the notion that the "man-made global warming hypothesis" has not been "validated" is patently false.
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That uncertainty impacts almost every industry and area of research, but in particular, it threatens American innovators and companies who are working to develop cures to deadly diseases and medical diagnostic tests that could benefit millions of people, as well as next-generation technology like artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
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In the United States, recent developments in genetics, including gene drives, have created a boom market for ethicists, as well as for so-called engagement specialists, who have the unenviable problem of figuring out how to get people to be genuinely thoughtful about a confusing and highly technical area of research.
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"That is for us an incentive not just to continue work in the area of research and development but of course also to stimulate the domestic economy," Merkel told a news conference, adding that a solidarity tax would be reduced for most taxpayers but there would not be a big corporate tax reform.
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This month's issue of Journal of Drug Issues published the findings of a vast weed study that focuses on a relatively unexplored area of research: not how many more people smoked weed over the past decade, but how much weed those weed smokers smoke and how that fits into their lives and budgets.
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" But she warns that there's still work to do in this area of research, meaning such treatment strategies wouldn't affect regular appetite: "It's important that we understand the brain circuits involved in more detail so that we can target exaggerated wanting and craving for substances, while sparing normal levels of food consumption.
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But the frequency of the association reveal this as quite a promising area of research -- particularly as law enforcement officials try to understand how someone who is known to be radicalizing might eventually go on to commit a violent act in the name of whatever twisted radical ideology he or she has embraced.
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"Distinguishing the cells of the body that cause graft versus host disease (GVHD) and those that are important to fight leukemia/lymphoma/ tumor (GVL/GVT) has been a major area of research for many years," said Linda Burns, M.D., Vice President and Medical Director of Health Services Research at Be The Match.
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Specifically, when it comes to algorithmic bias in facial analysis technology — my area of research and one focus of my work with the Algorithmic Justice League — Google's photo application labeling black people in images as "gorillas" and facial analysis software that works well for white men but less so for everyone else are infamous examples.
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Those differences, according to the correspondence, stemmed from the agencies' use of different scientific studies as a basis, and from taking different approaches to accounting for the harm that the chemicals can do to the immune system — an area of research that has burgeoned in the two years since EPA issued its health advisory.
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Highlighting SpaceX boss Elon Musk's opinion that AI "is our biggest existential threat" as an example of this, the report argues that these purported threats "do not align with the most rapidly advancing current research directions of AI as a field, but rather spring from dire predictions about one small area of research within AI, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)".
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As we enter the era of self-driving vehicles, one vital but slightly morbid area of research concerns the ethical codes these vehicles should follow when making the kind of life-or-death choices every driver dreads: whether to steer off the road at speed rather than hit a child, for example, or make a deliberate crash into one vehicle to avoid causing a pile up at a junction.
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It is unclear how much time or effort Musk is actually dedicating to Neuralink, how feasible the project is, whether anyone actually wants it, and what will happen to the people who can't afford or don't want to merge with AI. All of that said, brain-machine interfaces do show promise for treating people with brain injuries and diseases, and in that sense, this is a serious area of research that could potentially help many people.
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