In the expansive landscape of artificial intelligence, the pursuit of optimizing neural networks is as relentless as it is crucial. The traditional stalwarts of this realm, Multi-Layer Perceptrons (MLPs), though… Read More
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My second son loves turtles, and this post fulfills my turtle-related quota. For those enchanted by the gentle nature of tortoises, particularly the Hermann’s Tortoise—one of Europe’s most cherished reptile… Read More
The gravity model, originally derived from Newton’s law of gravitation, is a predictive tool widely used in economics and geography to estimate the interaction between two entities, often regions or… Read More
The Mediterranean Sea, often romanticized in literature and history, is today the setting of one of the most perilous migration routes in the world. The Central Mediterranean route, from Libya… Read More
Where does the time go? Well, according to Carlo Rivelli (and many, many others), my time is slightly different from your time. Unlock the Secrets of Science: Get ready to… Read More
In a world where science often seems restricted to laboratories and elite institutions, citizen science emerges as a vibrant frontier redefining who gets to participate in the process of discovery…. Read More
In today’s digital age, the rapid spread of information—and misinformation—has brought conspiracy theories into the spotlight. But what separates a baseless theory from a genuine conspiracy? Recent research using innovative… Read More
Imagine, for a moment, the unfathomable – what happens in our brains at the moment of death? This enigma has puzzled scientists, philosophers, and theologians for centuries. Today, we embark… Read More
When we think of the titans of the Mesozoic era, dinosaurs often steal the spotlight with their impressive sizes and intriguing diversity. However, the oceans of that era were ruled… Read More