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This preliminary, non-peer-reviewed study highlights that among students tasked with writing and memorizing a series of ...

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Researchers from Fudan University, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Peking University have developed a prediction-guided testing method that cuts ...

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CNH engaged Agrishow 2025 visitors with a talking robot which answered questions and followed commands of voice prompts offering a glimpse into the future of machinery operation ...