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Novel AI Method Sharpens 3D X-ray Vision
Brookhaven National Laboratory scientists developed PFITRE, an AI-powered X-ray tomography technique that reconstructs nanoscale 3D images despite missing data and limited angles, solving the 'missing wedge' problem. This enables detailed imaging of microchips, batteries, and biomedical samples with fewer measurements and lower radiation.
The method combines AI with physics for scientifically trustworthy results.
Groundbreaking Wagyu Cattle Genome Unlocks Beef Secrets
Researchers sequenced the Wagyu genome, revealing hundreds of new genes and variations explaining its premium qualities. This provides the clearest genetic insights into what makes Wagyu beef special.
The findings aid selective breeding and meat science advancements.
Ozempic and Wegovy Slash U.S. Food Spending
A Cornell study shows households using weight-loss drugs like Ozempic cut grocery bills by over 5% within six months, with larger drops at fast-food and snacks. This reflects changing eating habits from GLP-1 medications.
Economic impacts on food industries are emerging.
Massive Gene Hunt Reveals Brain Cell Formation Secrets
A large genetic screen identified hundreds of genes, including PEDS1 linked to a new neurodevelopmental disorder, guiding stem cell transformation into brain cells. This exposes key processes in brain development.
Discoveries could inform treatments for neurological conditions.
ORNL Opens Call for Proposals on Discovery Supercomputer
Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility invites applications for early access to the Discovery supercomputer, advancing DOE's Genesis Mission. It targets AI-HPC convergence for drug discovery, nuclear, and cosmology.
Proposals due March 16, 2026, to showcase day-one science.