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| Artificial intelligence and big data can help preserve wildlife |
A team of experts in artificial intelligence and animal ecology have put forth a new, cross-disciplinary approach intended to enhance research on wildlife species and make more effective use of the vast amount of data now being collected thanks to new technologies. Their study recently appeared in Nature Communications.
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“More objectivity would be helpful”
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The current energy debate could do with more facts and less gut feeling – argue Thomas J. Schmidt, renewables expert, and Andreas Pautz, nuclear energy specialist. In this joint interview, they set out the challenges that science needs to address in connection with the Swiss government’s Energy Strategy 2050.
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Climate change affects the diet of birds
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The buffet of healthy insects starts earlier, is no longer as varied, and is only half as plentiful as it once was. This is the situation faced by insectivorous birds at Northern Temperate latitudes, such as Switzerland, during the breeding season. Ryan Shipley from the Eawag water research institute has been investigating how climate change affects the timing and quality of food supply for breeding birds.
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ETH graduates reinvent the user manual
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No sooner had David Shapira and Kordian Caplazi finished their studies than they set about creating a start-up. Rimon develops virtual user manuals for industrial companies, enabling users to quickly and intuitively learn how to operate complex machines with the aid of AR glasses.
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| Studying clouds can provide deeper insight into climate change |
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