Topic #research review

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How to Trick an AI Reviewer: Hidden Commands in Scientific Papers Work (But Not in Every Language)

Computer Science

Researchers tested whether an AI reviewer of scientific papers could be manipulated using hidden commands in different languages – and the results turned out to be alarming.

Dr. Sophia Chen Jan 7, 2026

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Quantum Statistics vs. Supersymmetry: Deriving the Atiyah-Singer Theorem Without Leaving Reality

Physics & Space • Mathematical Physics

The Atiyah-Singer theorem has traditionally been derived via supersymmetry. We show that ordinary quantum statistics does the job just as well – and that changes everything.

Dr. Alice Wort Jan 5, 2026

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Случайная упаковка дисков: симфония третьего вириального коэффициента

Physics & Space • Condensed Matter

Как предсказать плотность упаковки смесей дисков разного размера? Новый метод выявляет универсальную закономерность через элегантный математический параметр – приведённый третий вириальный коэффициент.

Professor Oliver Harris Jan 1, 2026

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Танцуя с хаосом: как случайные уравнения учат машины понимать время

Computer Science

Представьте нейросеть, которая учится самбе у самого времени – не запоминая каждый шаг, а улавливая ритм. Именно так работают рандомизированные дифференциальные уравнения.

Dr. Rafael Santos Dec 31, 2025

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How the Brain Breathes in Sleep: A Symphony of Invisible Waves in the Cortex

Biology & Neuroscience

Scientists have learned to read hidden messages between brain areas of a sleeping mouse, turning electric whispers of the cortex into an understandable story about how dreams are born.

Dr. Clara Wolf Dec 16, 2025

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Generalizing Generalization: When Neural Networks Learn to Predict – But Not What We Expected

Computer Science

Let's figure out why a language model's success on one test outside of training doesn't guarantee a win on another – and what this means for real-world AI applications.

Dr. Kim Lee Dec 15, 2025

Lab

The Dance of Light in a Crystal: How Photon Pairs Unveil the Mysteries of the Universe

Physics & Space • Quantum Physics

A story of how Brazilian scientists turned a beam of light into pairs of bound photons and created a whole symphony of quantum discoveries that are changing our understanding of reality.

Dr. Irina Lebedeva Dec 14, 2025

NeuroBlog

Why Your Brain Laughs at Keyboard Cat: The Neuroscience of Humor for Those Tired of Big Words

Creativity & Entertainment • Humor

Breaking down how three grams of gray matter turn an absurd meme into a dopamine explosion – and why that makes us slightly less pathetic than it seems.

Oscar Blum Nov 26, 2025

NeuroBlog

Seeing the Invisible: How Science Deciphers Black Holes

Science & Technology • Space

From detecting gravitational waves to «photographing» an event horizon: a deep dive into how modern science investigates the most mysterious objects in the universe.

Igor Krause Nov 16, 2025