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University of Central Florida

·September 6, 2024·5 min read

New Sensor Detects Dopamine from Blood Samples

Researchers have developed a novel optical sensor that can detect dopamine directly from unprocessed blood samples. This sensor, using a synthetic DNA strand called an aptamer, identifies dopamine with high precision, making it a potential tool for diagnosing cancers and neurological disorders.

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·March 27, 2023·5 min read

Researchers Identify 6 Challenges Humans Face With Artificial Intelligence

Study identifies six factors humans must overcome to insure artificial intelligence is trustworthy, safe, reliable, and compatible with human values.

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·March 14, 2022·3 min read

New Clinical Research Will Test Brain’s Ability to Adapt to Advanced Bionic Limbs

An innovative new clinical trial seeks to explore how the brain adapts to bionic arms in children born without limbs. The study aims to improve prosthetics mastery in children.

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·May 8, 2021·5 min read

Researchers Develop Artificial Intelligence That Can Detect Sarcasm in Social Media

A newly developed artificial intelligence algorithm can accurately detect sarcasm in comments written on social media platforms.

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·August 12, 2020·4 min read

Researchers Utilize Human-On-A-Chip Approach to Model ALS Pathology

Human-on-a-chip technology could provide a more valuable clinical-based model for ALS.

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·June 20, 2019·5 min read

Processed foods may hold key to rise in autism

Eating processed food which contains Propionic Acid (PPA) during pregnancy may affect neural stem cell development in the fetal brain. Excessive PPA reduces the number of neurons and over-produces glial cells, causing inflammation. Additionally, PPA shortens neural pathways. The combination of damaged pathways and reduced neurons may be associated with behavioral deficits associated with ASD.