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AI Programs Consume Large Volumes of Scarce Water
UCR study finds that keeping servers powered & cool at cloud data processing centers has high water costs.
University Research | University of California, Riverside
Forgetfulness, Even Fatal Cases, Can Happen to Anyone, Study Shows
“If you’re capable of forgetting your cellphone, you are capable of forgetting your child … [these are] failures of memory, not of love,” wrote 
University Research | University of Notre Dame
Astronomers Make Groundbreaking Discovery of First Extrasolar Radiation Belt
A small team of astronomers have discovered the first extrasolar radiation belt, which means its located outside of our solar system.
University Research | Arizona State University
Potential Requiem for a Bacterium: Notre Dame Biochemists Discover Antibiotic That Fights C. Diff Infection
Notre dame biochemists discover antibiotic that fights C. diff infection.
University Research | University of Notre Dame
Second Gene Implicated in Malaria Parasite Resistance Evolution to Chloroquine
An international research project has shown a second key gene is also involved in malaria’s resistance to the drug chloroquine.
University Research | University of Notre Dame
Novel 3D Printing Method a ‘Game Changer’ for Discovery, Manufacturing of New Materials
A Notre Dame researcher has created a novel 3D printing method that produces materials in ways that conventional manufacturing can’t match. The new process mixes multiple aerosolized nanomaterial inks in a single printing nozzle, varying the ink mixing ratio on the fly during the printing process
University Research | University of Notre Dame
Breaking the Heat Barrier of Computer Innovation
A new paper details a decade of research advancements in the emerging field of antiferromagnetic spintronics that holds the promise of moving beyond today’s world of electrons moving through semiconductors.
University Research | University of California, Riverside | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Many Consumers Make Unhealthy Choices, but ‘uptrend Messaging’ Can Help Drive Healthy Behavior
Many consumers make unhealthy choices, but ‘uptrend messaging’ can help drive healthy behavior.
University Research | University of Notre Dame
Viewers Actually ‘Binge Watch’ TV With A Lot Of Self-Control
New UC San Diego research reveals people schedule their binge watching, preferring to consecutively watch some programing over others and will pay with money or time to binge shows.
University Research | University of California San Diego
When It Comes to Bumblebees, Does Size Matter?
a new UC Riverside project aims to find out what’s behind the wide variety in body sizes among bumblebees.
University Research | University of California, Riverside