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Computational technologies of the Human Cell Atlas

Computational technologies of the Human Cell Atlas

Single-cell technologies have shattered the fuzzy lenses through which researchers conventionally view biology. Instead of looking at the average behaviour of a swathe of cells, scientists can interrogate genes or other features cell by cell. But the technology also brings…

A model of virtuosity | MIT News

A model of virtuosity | MIT News

A crowd gathered at the MIT Media Lab in September for a concert by musician Jordan Rudess and two collaborators. One of them, violinist and vocalist Camilla Bäckman, has performed with Rudess before. The other — an artificial intelligence model…

Can robots learn from machine dreams? | MIT News

Can robots learn from machine dreams? | MIT News

For roboticists, one challenge towers above all others: generalization — the ability to create machines that can adapt to any environment or condition. Since the 1970s, the field has evolved from writing sophisticated programs to using deep learning, teaching robots…

Agent Protocol: Interoperability for LLM agents

Agent Protocol: Interoperability for LLM agents

LangGraph is a multi-agent framework. This means not only interacting with other LangGraph agents, but all other types of agents as well, regardless of how they are built. Today we are taking a few steps to build towards this vision.…

Ideas: The journey to DNA data storage

Ideas: The journey to DNA data storage

[MUSIC FADES] GUEST HOST KARIN STRAUSS: I’m your guest host Karin Strauss, a senior principal research manager at Microsoft. For nearly a decade, my colleagues and I—along with a fantastic and talented group of collaborators from academia and industry—have been…

Effortless robot movements | ScienceDaily

Effortless robot movements | ScienceDaily

Four-legged animals that start walking and gradually pick up speed will automatically fall into a trot at some point. This is because it would take more energy not to change gait. This correlation was discovered more than 40 years ago.…