In the Media - July 2023

Featuring the best of this month's news stories from the perspective of journalists and media around the globe.

REUTERS

28 July 2023

Swiss researchers monitor rainforest DNA with drones

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Trend Hunter

28 July 2023

The 'Magnecko' Robot Works on Vertical and Horizontal Surfaces

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DISCOVER Magazine

27 July 2023

Deep Underground, Robotic Teamwork Saves The Day

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Nursing in Practice

27 July 2023

Rapid test could help treat UTIs more effectively

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PHYS.org

27 July 2023

Voluntary carbon offsets often fail to deliver what they promise...

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Robotics & Automation

27 July 2023

Disney trials use of animation data to improve robots�� motion

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EURACTIV

27 July 2023

How climate change is redrawing the border between Switzerland and Italy

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Financial Times / SIFTED (blog)

27 July 2023

VC funding in DACH on the road to recovery, reveals new data

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Medium

27 July 2023

Researchers From Microsoft and ETH Zurich Introduce LightGlue

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Optics and Photonics News

July/August 2023 Issue

Rethinking Education in Light of AI

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Morning News - Canada

25 July 2023

An architecture that combines deep neural networks and vector-symbolic models

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Quanta Magazine

24 July 2023

New Proof Shows That ��Expander�� Graphs Synchronize

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THE SCIENCE TIMES

24 July 2023

Fluorescent Carbon Nanotubes for Bacteria and Virus Detection Offers New Approach in Constructing Optical Sensors

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PHYS.org

24 July 2023

Q&A: Research with embryo models needs legal clarity

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The Guardian

22 July 2023

A horrible way to die��: how extreme heat is killing Italian workers

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South Africa Today

22 July 2023

Drought cycles erode tropics�� ability to absorb CO?

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Ars Technica

21 July 2023

New legged robots designed to explore planets as a team

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AZO Materials

21 July 2023

Ageing More Slowly in Space?

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The New York Times

21 July 2023

Why Is Switzerland �� of All Places �� Importing So Much Cheese?

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Science Alert

21 July 2023

We Just Discovered What Actually Changes The Size of Your Pupils

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E Cancer

20 July 2023

Earlier detection of breast cancer

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Bariatric News

20 July 2023

Gastric fluid responsive sensor system enables early and robust detection of postoperative leaks

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Mauritania Tribune

19 July 2023

Zurich�� ETH University students share research on Seychelles�� tourism sustainability

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Insight EU Monitoring

19 July 2023

UN: International community must urgently confront new reality of generative AI

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Chemical & Engineering News

19 July 2023

Organic chemist Albert Eschenmoser dies at age 97

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Times Higher Education / Inside Higher Ed

18 July 2023

An evidence-based approach to flipped learning

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WIRED

18 July 2023

Fukushima��s Radioactive Water Is Going to Be Pumped Into the Ocean��and That��s Fine

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TechXplore

18 July 2023

How AI models teach themselves to learn new things

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Triathlete

18 July 2023

A Thermodynamics Researcher Explains How to Stop Goggle Fog

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The Straits Times (Singapore)

17 July 2023

To attain food security in S��pore, consumers must change mindset on ��palatable�� food

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Drone XL

17 July 2023

On the Forefront of Biodiversity Research: Drones and DNA

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Legal Practice Intelligence

17 July 2023

DeepJudge Redefining Legal Industry Knowledge Search

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Tech Explorist

17 July 2023

Scientists discovered surprising properties of the cytoskeleton

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Technology Networks

17 July 2023

How Tau Protein Sticky Filaments Form in the Brain

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Financial Times / Sifted (blog)

13 July 2023

15 robotics startups to watch in 2023, according to investors

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Popular Science

12 July 2023

Four-legged dog robots could one day explore the moon

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As well as numerous regional publications, television, and radio broadcasts.

Inferse

12 July 2023

One of InSight's Last Images �C NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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Mongabay

11 July 2023

New Tree Tech: Data-driven reforestation methods match trees to habitats

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Physics World

11 July 2023

Engineering world-changing materials: Nicola Spaldin on the importance of curiosity-driven research and what it means to be a physicist

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Marktechpost

11 July 2023

Researchers From ETH Zurich and Microsoft Introduce LightGlue: A Deep Neural Network That Learns To Match Local Features Across Images

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Technology Networks

11 July 2023

Roots Are Capable of Measuring Heat on Their Own

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MSN

10 July 2023

New Tree Tech: AI, drones, satellites and sensors give reforestation a boost

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MEDIUM

10 July 2023

The Future is Quantum and Neural

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Tech and Science Post

8 July 2023

Study investigates whether climate-neutral air travel is possible by 2050

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Tech Crunch

8 July 2023

The week in AI: Generative AI spams up the web

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Also in Yahoo! News in Canada, Australia

Lifeboat (blog)

8 July 2023

Unraveling the Mysteries of Human Tissue: A Comprehensive Atlas

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Mongabay

7 July 2023

Scientists hope to tech the heck out of eDNA sampling with drones, robots

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Science Daily

7 July 2023

Building models to predict interactions in plant microbiomes

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ANU Reporter

7 July 2023

Why you won��t see kangaroos in Asia but you will find goannas in Australia

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As well as numerious regional publications in Australia.

BNN Bloomberg

7 July 2023

Chinese Scientists Are Trying to Shield Melting Glaciers From the Sun

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Also reported in numerous publications in China and Southeast Asia

British Columbia Times

6 July 2023

GM Food: EU rethinks rules on genetically modified crops

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Science Magazine

5 July 2023

Global science leaders herald new era of ground-breaking climate and sustainability science at Paris Summit & Symposium

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Yahoo! Life

5 July 2023

The world��s best universities in 2024 have been unveiled. 5 of the top 10 are in Europe

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Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News

5 July 2023

Making More Extracellular Vesicles for Biotherapies

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Futurity

5 July 2023

How key ocean bacteria aggregate without central control

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Financial Times / Sifted

3 July 2023

Which European countries have the most AI startups?

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Bioengineer

3 July 2023

Fighting tumors down to the last cancer cell

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PHYS.org

3 July 2023

Researchers create antenna for nanoscale light sources using unusual placement of semiconductor material

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Fabricating and Metal Working

1 July 2023

Alphasense Core Becomes Core Research

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Mongabay

30 June 2023

Sounds of the soil: A new tool for conservation?

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The Scientist

30 June 2023

Antimicrobial Resistance: The Silent Pandemic

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Business News

30 June 2023

Belle, the unobtrusive AI robot fish, is helping researchers protect our marine ecosystem

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Eos

30 June 2023

How to Find a Volcanic Diamond Mine

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TECH EXPLORIST

30 June 2023

A new method to observe chemical reactions taking place in liquids: Why urea may have been the gateway to life?

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