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Deep Learning for Blood Glucose Prediction: Reproducibility Challenges and Factors Affecting Differential Performance

Blood glucose prediction is a fundamental part of advanced technology that promises to improve diabetes outcomes. However, a critical gap exists around understanding the reproducibility of state-of-the-art methods for blood glucose prediction. In this study, we curated 60 deep learning (DL)-based...Diabetes · South Hadley See the Story

A Worldwide Scientific Controversy Is Emerging: Could We No Longer Trust Scientific Research?

A new initiative is set to make a significant impact in the community. The program, aimed at providing support for local families, was announced during a recent event held at the community center. This gathering brought together local leaders, families, and volunteers who are eager to help. The event took place on Saturday morning, drawing ...United States · United States See the Story

AAPSS Looking for Civic-Minded Social Scientists or Science-Minded Leaders

The American Academy of Political and Social Science is looking for a social scientist, public official, or civic leader who has effectively applied social science to pressing public concerns to award the 2026 Daniel Patrick Moynihan Prize. Nominations for the prize will be accepted through November 1, the nomination form can be found here. Candidates must be willing to accept the award in person at the annual awards ceremony and must be willing…Science · Toronto Read Article

Leor Zmigrod on the Ideological Brain

Flexibility is a cardinal virtue in physical fitness, and according to political psychologist and neuroscientist Leor Zmigrod, it can be a cardinal […]Read Article

When Clarity Isn’t Enough: Rethinking AI’s Role in Cognitive Accessibility for Expert Domains

The promise of artificial intelligence in accessibility work is often framed in hopeful terms. Large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4 are increasingly described as potential allies in reducing barriers for individuals with cognitive disabilities—particularly through text simplification. But in high-stakes, concept-dense fields like finance, simplification does not always equal understanding. My recent research highlights a critical limitation: …Artificial Intelligence Read Article

Hall County names interim County Attorney

Hall County's top attorney has resigned.Gainesville, Georgia · Gainesville See the Story

Closing the Gender Pay Gap: Why Intermediaries Matter

Despite decades of reform, gender pay gaps (GPGs) remain a stubborn and unjust feature of labour markets globally. On average, women are paid less than men. In Australia, the GPG currently sits between approximately 11.9 percent and 21.8 percent depending on the measure used. Similar disparities persist across OECD countries, reflecting deep-rooted inequalities stemming from occupational segregation, the unequal burden of unpaid care, career int…Bolzano · Bolzano See the Story

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