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The largest particle accelerator at UAlbany’s Ion Beam Lab is undergoing maintenance this week. The general public is allowed ...

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Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), has developed a machine learning (ML) model enhanced with expert knowledge to classify ...

CERN scientists have turned lead into gold during high-speed collisions, echoing the age-old quest of alchemy.