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A vector illustration depicting a prominent cardiac muscle rendered as a dense geometric lattice with blue connection lines and nodes, against a dark, dotted background. Adjacent are substantial electrocardiogram traces with numerical data, illustrating the study of cardiac function through automated analysis. This employs artificial intelligence to extensively manage data on contractility and calcium levels in in vitro cardiac models.

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06/05/2024

Automated in vitro analysis of cardiac function and drug responses in cardiovascular research

3D rendering which portrays, in the foreground, on a vast green expanse, a giant lithium battery also green in colour, around which the lane of a motorway twists, to evoke the central role of batteries in electric mobility and the need, for future batteries, for technological solutions that are more sustainable, greener, and more available in terms of the materials used.

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03/05/2024

Future batteries: AI spearheads the development of more sustainable and accessible materials

An image showing two surgeons dressed in green surgical attire, wearing VR headsets and using controllers to interact with a simulated clinical scenario, a prevalent practice in virtual reality surgical training.

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30/04/2024

Virtual reality surgical training: machine learning in personalized skills assessment

Vector image which portrays, in the foreground - on a blue background characterized by a grid of stylized waves - the hands of a humanoid robot holding a tablet, on whose screen appear statistical curves relating to data regarding the planet's waters, to evoke the use of artificial intelligence in early warning of extreme phenomena such as floods, for greater forecasting effectiveness especially in less monitored areas.

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29/04/2024

Early warning systems: harnessing AI to mitigate risks

Detail of a chain of robotic units developed by researchers at the University of Amsterdam, each composed of a rotor placed on top of an electric motor [Credit: “An endless domino effect” - University of Amsterdam - https://www.uva. nl/en/shared-content/subsites/institute-of-physics/en/news/2024/03/an-endless-domino-effect.html].

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19/04/2024

Exploring interactions in robotic metamaterials: hypothesizing the future autonomy of machinery

Vector image depicting, on a midnight blue background, a blue light bulb on the left and, on the right, light blue high voltage power lines, to evoke the centrality, at a global level, of an efficient electrical system, in the face of the progressive electrification of consumption and the increase in renewable energy sources.

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11/04/2024

Efficient electrical system: the emergence of Grid-Enhancing Technologies to optimise networks

Image that portrays in the foreground, some beige fabrics with, in the centre, superimposed, the recycling symbol made of green grass, to evoke the adoption of solutions aimed at promoting circularity and textile sector's sustainability

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05/04/2024

Chemistry, biotech (and a touch of AI) to boost the textile sector’s sustainability

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