Daines said he believes renewing the federal financial support could enable breakthroughs in medicine, wildfire detection, self-driving cars, artificial intelligence, banking and cybersecurity.

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Abstract: To solve the disturbed time-varying inversion problem, an exponential-type anti-noise varying-gain network (EAVGN) is proposed and analyzed. To do so, a ...

The biopharma industry – long a powerhouse of scientific innovation – now stands at a critical inflection point. We are delivering breakthroughs once unimaginable, yet, the frameworks we use to bring ...

This Olympiad-style exponential problem looks simple at first — until you try solving it. Test your skills and see if you can crack it before I walk through the clever solution step-by-step. Surfers ...

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