AI Helps Identify Legendary Jazz Pianists by Their Unique Musical Signatures
A new study used artificial intelligence to identify the distinctive musical patterns of 20 celebrated jazz pianists, revealing subtle stylistic traits that are often imperceptible to human ears.
» readArchaeologists claim discovery of site of early Christian council, but experts urge caution
Archaeologists have reported the possible discovery of the location where the First Council of Nicaea was held in A.D. 325, according to the archaeologist leading the excavations.
» readThe Overlooked Link Between Female Hormones and ADHD
The connection between female reproductive hormones and ADHD has been overlooked for decades, but new research is revealing how hormonal fluctuations can dramatically affect symptoms in women.
» readDNA and Perovskite Combined in New Low-Power Memory Device, Researchers Report
A new bio-hybrid memory device was described by researchers at Penn State, combining synthetic DNA with a semiconductor material to create a highly efficient form of data storage.
» readMedieval Skeleton’s Many Fractures May Point to Death by Siege Weapon
A 14th-century skeleton found in Scotland may be the oldest known case of a death caused by a trebuchet, a type of medieval siege engine, according to new research.
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