Researchers at the University of Ottawa have discovered a way to precisely control the ionization of atoms using optical vortex rays. This discovery could improve medical imaging, quantum computing and material analysis, opening up new opportunities in science and technology.
The Rudjer Boskovic Institute team participates in the prestigious Science is Wonderful! fair in Belgium, where they present innovative research on the resistance of ants to extreme temperatures caused by global warming
Tuberculosis remains one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases. Scientists have developed new drugs that enable shorter treatment, more effective diagnostic methods, and are exploring a personalized treatment approach that could stop the disease.
The brain interprets speech not only through words, but also through melody, accent and intonation that shape meaning. Prosody plays a key role in communication, language learning and understanding emotions, while its processing in the brain reveals new insights into human perception of speech.
Artificial intelligence is becoming a key tool in medical diagnostics, helping to detect breast cancer early by analyzing mammography scans. AI4Health.Cro brings together experts who develop innovative solutions to improve the accuracy and efficiency of diagnostics and reduce the burden on the health system.
In today's globalized society, the acquisition of multiple languages opens the door to extraordinary cognitive and social benefits. Research confirms that early contact with different languages encourages creativity, flexibility and a deeper understanding of cultures, thus strengthening education and professional success