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Large-scale measurements of atmospheric hydrofluoroolefins show that their levels are rising, but the implications are unclear.
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A machine-learning system has been developed that can monitor heart rate using facial video clips that are captured passively by the user-facing camera during everyday smartphone use. The system meets industry accuracy standards for heart-rate measurement and is as accurate as wearable technology for measuring daily resting heart rate.
Garisto, Dan; Lenharo, Mariana
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The Trump administration’s proposal aims to improve transparency in federal funding, but critics fear the proposed rules would politicize research
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European governments are choosing European digital tools — and some universities and researchers are doing the same.
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Nature talks to specialists about whether people might soon be diagnosed by artificial-intelligence systems.
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Having fewer fossil-fuel powered cars on the road is reducing some pollutants, but not others.
Thompson, Benjamin; Hunsberger, Maren
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Nature staff discuss some of the week’s top science news.
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Passive heart-rate monitoring during regular phone use could provide early warning of health issues — plus, testing Richard Feynman’s solution to the ‘restaurant dilemma’ problem.
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Almost 40% of respondents to a survey said that their supervisor was disorganized and a poor communicator. Plus, promising results against a hard-to-treat cancer and whether AI will help or hinder social sciences.
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Lessons from past epidemics could help to contain the current spread of Ebola. Plus, what a rocket explosion means for NASA's Moon plans and whether ‘obesity’ should be split into two diagnoses.
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