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The Neuroscience of Multitasking: How to Do 2 Things at Once - Georgetown University (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever tried multitasking by writing an email while listening to a presentation, you probably struggled. Conventional neuroscience wisdom has long held that multitasking is impossible. Many neuroscientists believe that the brain can only switch between multiple tasks but not do them simultaneously. However, new research from Georgetown suggests that you can do two things at once — but only after constant repetition and practice. In a study led by Maximilian Riesenhuber, a neuroscience pr
Why Flash Floods Are Getting Worse - Georgetown University (opens the original)
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In late August, two flash floods on opposite ends of the planet drew major headlines. On Aug. 26, a collapsed glacier and landslide flushed a torrent of water and debris through a valley in Tibet and Nepal that killed over 1,300 people, with several thousand people still missing. Days later, a flash flood in the Grand Canyon killed two people and left some 80 people in need of search and rescue, with one other person still missing. A year earlier, a flash flood killed 28 people at a children’s s
Can’t-Miss Moments From Move-In and the First Week Back at Georgetown - Georgetown University (opens the original)
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Last week, Georgetown welcomed the Class of 2030 as these new Hoyas start their undergraduate journeys. The latest class of 1,650 Hoyas comes from 49 states, in addition to Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico, and also hails from 46 countries and includes 81 citizenships. Over the last week, we celebrated first-year and transfer students at New Student Convocation and welcomed the Georgetown community back to campus as we started the new year. Here are a few of our favorite moments from the first we
AI Can Now Create Viruses. Should We Let It? - Georgetown University (opens the original)
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AI can draft your emails, plan an itinerary for your next vacation or drum up inspiration for your home renovation. It can also now design the genetic code for new biological viruses. In a new study in the journal Science, scientists from Stanford University and the Arc Institute used artificial intelligence to design the first genomes for viruses that are not found in the natural world. The synthetic viruses are bacteriophages, which target bacteria and, in this case, destroyed E. coli in a lab
Bird Populations Are in Steep Decline Around the World. Here’s What Might Bring Birds Back. - Georgetown University (opens the original)
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This story is a part of our Ask a Professor series, in which Georgetown faculty members break down complex issues and use their research to inform trending conversations, from the latest pop culture hits to research breakthroughs and critical global events shaping our world. A new study from Georgetown shows that more than half of all migratory bird species around the world are in decline. The study, led by Peter Marra, dean of the Earth Commons Institute, underscores a growing risk of extinctio
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