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New form of DNA discovered inside living human cells

A newDNAstructure inside human cells known asthe “i-motif”, has been identified by scientists. This form resembles a twisted “knot” of DNA, instead of the well-known double helix first described by James Watson and Francis Crick.

Introducing Jenkins X: a CI/CD solution for modern applications on Kubernetes

An Introduction to Hashing in the Era of Machine Learning

How Many Genes Do Cells Need? Maybe Almost All of Them

Are we sure there wasn’t a coal-burning species 55 million years ago?

New AI Imaging Technique Reconstructs Photos with Realistic Results

To prepare to train their neural network, the team first generated 55,116 masks of random streaks and holes of arbitrary shapes and sizes for training. They also generated nearly 25,000 for testing. These were further categorized into six categories based on sizes relative to the input image, in order to improve reconstruction accuracy.

MIT Researchers Have Developed a ‘System for Dream Control’

There is a borderland between waking life and the uncharted wilderness of sleep that we all traverse each night, but we rarely stop to marvel at the strangeness of this liminal world. If we do, we find that it is full of hallucinations both wonderful and terrifying, a mental goulash of reality and fantasy.

Basic Income Is Already Transforming Life and Work In a Postindustrial Canadian City

The 20 year old entrepreneur is a lie

Forget what you’ve heard about 22-year-old wunderkinds, sitting in the corner offices of their wildly popular Silicon Valley startups — if you want to find the most successful entrepreneurs, you have to go back a few decades.

Accelerating Deep Neuroevolution: Train Atari in Hours on a Single Personal Computer