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When Calculus Starts With Fractions: Berkeley Professors Warn of a Growing Math Skills Gap
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Can a Simple Pattern Fool Flock Cameras? Researcher Puts AI Surveillance to the Test
A cybersecurity researcher says a specially designed visual pattern was able to confuse the artificial intelligence used by a Flock…
After a Year Underground, a Sandy-Damaged East River Tunnel Is Back in Service
A major piece of the Northeast Corridor is back in operation. Amtrak has completed the rehabilitation of East River Tunnel…
My Time Machine: The Woman Who Slowed Light Sent Me Back 25 Years
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The Bell Rings an Alarm: New Jersey’s New School Year Begins Amid Crisis, Cuts and AI
Students across New Jersey are returning to classrooms this fall in a school system facing three major pressures at once:…
Mikie Sherrill Joins Jersey City’s Puerto Rican Heritage Celebration
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Could Gravity Be a Clue That Our Universe Is a Simulation? New Research Raises a Fascinating Possibility
What if gravity is doing more than pulling planets, stars and galaxies together? A provocative idea from a physicist at…