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A new study found that it's possible to make accurate predictions about a person's death using a subset of AI known as machine learning. The dataset includes health records, salary, working hours, residences, and more. Using that data, the researchers created a deep-learning model called "life2vec" to map out detailed sequences of an individual's life events, according to the study. They focused on using individuals between the ages of 30 and 55 — when mortality is harder to predict. Google has also been working on AI technology that can predict a person's death by analyzing health records.
Persons: , Sune Lehmann, Life2vec, life2vec, that's, Lehmann Organizations: Service, Business, Technical University of Denmark, CNN, Google Locations: Denmark
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology removes CO2 emissions from the atmosphere and stores them underground. * Smeaheia, a project by Equinor to develop a storage site in the North Sea with a potential to inject up to 20 mtpa from 2027/2028. The project plans to transport CO2 via pipelines to a storage site some 145 km offshore in the southern North Sea. ICELAND* The Coda Terminal will be a cross-border carbon transport and storage hub in Straumsvík, operated by Icelandic carbon storage firm Carbfix. The full capture, transport and storage chain will handle up to 100,000 mtpa of CO2.
Denmark's energy islands will be a hub for transmitting wind-generated electricity and producing green hydrogen. Denmark is building two energy islands that could accelerate Europe's green transition. What's different about the energy islands, though, is the way that they will convert and transmit the electricity that they produce. It also means that the energy islands will be able to connect with more than one country and energy market at a time. "The world is going to build a lot of energy islands," he said.
The European Space Agency released five minutes of haunting audio from Earth's magnetic field. download the app Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy PolicyThe European Space Agency this week released five minutes of haunting, crackling audio — revealing what Earth's magnetic field sounds like. Researchers from the Technical University of Denmark took magnetic signals, measured by ESA's Swarm satellite mission dedicated to surveying the magnetic field, and converted them to sound. "The rumbling of Earth's magnetic field is accompanied by a representation of a geomagnetic storm that resulted from a solar flare on 3 November 2011, and indeed it sounds pretty scary," Nielsen added. Representatives of the European Space Agency and of the Technical University of Denmark did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment.
Am fost curioși să-i aflăm povestea academică, de aceea, fiți alături de noi pentru a o cunoaște pe Evelina și experiența sa de pregătire pentru BAC. Evelina ne-a povestit că a început pregătirea adevărată pentru examenul de bacalaureat chiar în ajunul perioadei de testare. Pregătirea adevărată a început pe 1 iunie, zile în care alternam între matematică și limba română. Acum Evelina Nuca își amintește cu amuzament despre etapa de pregătire, spunându-ne că îi era destul de dificil să nu adoarmă în timp ce învăța. „Nu pot numi nota 10 pe linie o realizare”„Nu pot numi nota 10 pe linie o realizare, contează faptul că am susținut examenele și că am dat ce am putut mai bine din mine.
Persons: Vasile Alecsandri Organizations: UTM, universității Locations: Ungheni, Cambridge, Danemarca, DTU, Denmark, România
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