A computer model of the Earth’s climate can show us temperatures will rise as we continue to release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Models can also predict how infectious disease will ...

Hiroko Masuike/The New York Times Supported by By Natasha Singer Natasha Singer, a technology reporter, sat in on high school computer science classes to report this article. Marisa Shuman’s ...

Two PhD graduates from the University of Washington’s Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering have had their ...

With antibiotic resistance a growing problem, University of Virginia School of Medicine researchers have developed cutting-edge computer models that could give the disease-fighting drugs a laser ...

With antibiotic resistance a growing problem, University of Virginia School of Medicine researchers have developed cutting-edge computer models that could give the disease-fighting drugs a laser ...

V7’s focus today is on computer vision and automatically identifying and categorizing objects and other data to speed up how AI models are trained. V7 says it needs just 100 human-annotated ...

In their battle against antibiotics, bacteria are gaining an edge, becoming more and more resistant to antibiotic attacks. But a new paper published in PLOS Biology suggests that computer models could ...

And a new computer model, developed by researchers from the ... a researcher at the School of Engineering Mathematics and Technology at the University of Bristol and lead author of the paper ...