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Tracking Enzymatic Hydrolysis of an Amide Bond Using Highly Simplified 4-nitroanilide Colorimetric Substrates

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Authors: Allen Chen*, Ayeeshi Poosarla*, Andrew Liang Peer Reviewer: Khola Abid  Professional Reviewer: Edward Njoo Abstract Proteases, enzymes that hydrolyze peptide bonds, have tremendous implications ranging from the...

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A Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning Models for Wildfire Prediction

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Read the full article as a PDFDownload Abstract Amid the increasing threat of wildfires driven by extreme weather events, the imperative development of rapid and efficient...

High-Resolution Urban Heat Modeling: CNN-Based Predictions in San Francisco

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Injury Prediction in Sports: A Survey on Machine Learning Methods

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How can deep learning improve lidar and radar data analysis in object detection for self-driving cars?

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Read the full article as a PDFDownload Abstract Autonomous driving encompasses many different technologies, including computer vision, radar, lidar, and deep learning. Each technology has its...

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Why every high school researcher interested in biology should be reading Nature

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Introduction to Nature The Nature family of journals publishes cutting edge scientific research. It is one of the most read scientific publications in the world....

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