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2D barcodes encode substantially more information than their 1D counterparts. This enables them to link physical objects to a wide…

Beyond reducing time to market, modern plant engineering efforts have shifted from yield per plant—a hallmark of the Green Revolution—to…

One of the things I’ve come to value deeply about the MIT community is the near-universal willingness to name a…

The most abundant protein in animals, collagen is fibrous, made from long strands of protein that intertwine to form a…

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As we drive east from the campus in Champaign-Urbana, the twin cities where I grew up, we spot a soybean…

This research examines how US businesses view their climate change risk and the steps they are taking to adapt to…

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For all its competitive advantages, moving to the cloud presents unique challenges for data resilience. In fact, the qualities of…

“Spotify’s music database has a very rich set of various parameters, markup, and categories to classify music in a very…

These developments raise a number of questions: Are drones safe enough to be flown in dense neighborhoods and cities? Is…

A complex multi-cloud deployment can make it difficult for IT teams to perform mission-critical tasks, such as applying security patches,…

But AI nerds may remember that exactly a year ago, on July 21, 2023, Biden was posing with seven top…

ALCON ENTERTAINMENT VIA ALAMY Right around the same time, Tegmark founded the Future of Life Institute, with a remit to…

Engineers are renowned clock-problem solvers. They’re also notorious for treating every problem like a clock. Increasing specialization and cultural expectations…