New research reveals that the brain stores competing memories of alcohol addiction and recovery within the same type of cell. This discovery suggests that preventing relapse requires strengthening recovery circuits, not just weakening addiction pathways.
A new meta-analysis suggests that relying on generative artificial intelligence for brainstorming makes people think alike. Though AI helps individuals generate ideas, evidence indicates it tends to shrink the overall diversity of human creativity.
HR leaders joined SAP SuccessFactors for a closed-door UNLEASH America boardroom to discuss how agentic AI is changing leadership and the workforce. With AI agents becoming more commonplace in daily tasks, employees are embracing the change, but HR needs to be at the forefront of this trend.
14.05.26 – Two papers from HOMES are published in TRC
Two of our recent papers are published in Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies: “Mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) system as a multi-leader-multi-follower game: A single-level variational inequality (VI) formulation”, by Prof. Rui…
Ellen McNair, the secretary of commerce for Alabama, discusses the state’s CatALyst economic development strategy and the value of strong partnerships in driving investment and inclusive growth.
