University of Warwick
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Gatleen Bhambra founds AI startup Mater-AI to convert wasted heat energy
Gatleen Bhambra, inspired by a comment that she would never reach C-level, decided to found her own company. She co-founded Mater-AI with Dr. Nickel Blankevoort, a computational materials scientist. Mater-AI leverages A…
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Scientists find first evidence of second-generation planet around dying star
Scientists have discovered evidence suggesting a second-generation planet is orbiting the white dwarf star HS 0209+0832. This planet, if confirmed, would be the first of its kind found around a white dwarf, forming from…
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Japan-US military drills near Taiwan aim to complicate PLA planning · 1 source tracked
The upcoming Keen Sword 27 military exercise, involving Japan and the United States, will simulate the deployment of mobile missile systems and defensive capabilities to islands near Taiwan. This expansion aims to compl…
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Human-AI Interaction Conference 2026 to explore relationality
The Interdisciplinary Human-AI Interaction Conference 2026 will be held at the University of Warwick in the UK on November 27, 2026. The conference theme is "Relationality and Reflexivity in Human-AI Interaction," focus…
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Japan eyes Ukraine-style asymmetric warfare against China, integrating AI and drones
Japan's latest defense white paper indicates a strategic shift towards asymmetric warfare capabilities, inspired by lessons from the conflict in Ukraine. The document emphasizes the integration of advanced technologies …
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AI aids UK pest monitoring; Meta data center faces pollution permit challenge
Researchers at the University of Warwick are developing an AI-powered system to help UK vegetable growers detect insect pests earlier. Meanwhile, the Sierra Club is challenging the pollution permit for Meta's data cente…
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Scientists trace laughter's origin to 15 million years ago, identify ancient comet
Scientists have uncovered evidence suggesting that laughter, a behavior common to all great apes, originated in primate ancestors approximately 15 million years ago. Analysis of laughter recordings from various great ap…
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Humans and great apes share similar laughter patterns, study finds
Researchers have discovered that humans and great apes share similar laughter patterns, suggesting a common evolutionary origin for this vocalization. A study analyzing recordings of tickled apes and children found that…