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Neuromorphic Computing Artificially Replicates Forgetting and Learning Functions of the Brain
Scientists are hoping computers can imitate the learning and forgetting functions of the human brain.
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New Study Debunks Myth of Drinking Alcohol Has Positive Effects on the Heart
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Windsor-Essex: Canada Makes Special Weather Statement on ‘Significant Rainfall'
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New Study Reveals Eating Vegetables Does Not Help Us from Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
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New Spinosaurus Dinosaur Species Discovered in Portugal
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Storm Franklin: ‘Danger to Life’ Flood Warnings Across Britain
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Freshwater Ecosystem Government Guidelines in North America and Europe Insufficient Against Salt Pollution
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Food By-Products as Foods: Can Food Remains Be Used as Ingredient for Feed?
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Massive Storm May Bring Thunderstorm Risks to Central, Southern US
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Ocean Burial: You Can Now Turn Into Corals and Help Combat Climate Change After Death
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Return of Large Mammals Could Improve World's Ecosystems
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Finding Giants: Are There More Massive Animals Waiting to be Discovered?
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Dimming Sunlight to Cool Earth May Present More Dangers, Scientists Warn
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