There's an invasive Burmese python in my backyard. Now what do I do?

It's not common for someone to find a python in their backyard or garage in Florida, but if they do there are steps to follow to have it removed.
Scientific American magazine

Solid-state batteries have reached a make-or-break moment

For years now Tim Holme has watched the same drama repeat itself roughly once a week. A headline arrives: some laboratory somewhere has cracked the problem, invented the battery of the future, solved ...
USA Today

Python challenge champ doubles up by winning another July competition

The South Florida Water Management District held its monthly python elimination competition in July. Tom Rahill won the award for most pythons removed, capturing 98 snakes. Kristine Bartish caught the ...
eLife

Microscopic PhotoSelection (MiPS) of single cells in mother machine microfluidic devices

The manuscript presents a compelling application of the microfluidic mother machine as a "selection" machine. While individual elements of the work have existed for many years across various research ...
letsdatascience

Catch Raises $5 Million for Guardrailed AI Assistant

Catch announced a $5 million seed round alongside the September 2 public launch of its AI administrative assistant, according to Progressive Robot. The publication reports that Catch is available for ...
eLife

Adaptive behavior is guided by integrated representations of controlled and non-controlled information

Controlled and non-controlled information are simultaneously encoded within an integrated representation in partially overlapping neural subspaces, and the strengths of both representations jointly ...