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  A cell’s ability to change shape depends on its actin cytoskeleton — a dense, dynamic network of branched filaments beneath the cell membrane. Actin molecules can quickly assemble into new meshworks that push the membrane forward, forming protrusions. But how exactly do cells build these new scaffolds so efficiently? The CCMB team, led by Dr Saikat Chowdhury, has shown that a protein called SPIN90 plays a central role. They found that SPIN90 works as a dimer with another protein complex called Arp2/3. This initiates the growth of new actin filaments starting from the SPIN90-Arp2/3 complex, in two directions – always separated by about 150 degrees at the starting point. These new filaments serve as scaffolds for building a new branched actin meshwork. Thus, it creates a new protrusion, gives a new shape to the cell, or directs its motility. “SPIN90’s ability to build actin filaments in two directions may explain how cells rapidly create adaptable scaffolds,” said Dr Chowdhury. “Th...

  Researchers have used a  quantum algorithm for the first time to solve a complex mathematical problem  that for over a century was considered insurmountable even for the most powerful supercomputers. The problem involves the  factorization of group representations,  a fundamental operation used in particle physics, materials science, and data communications. Website: awardandhonors.com  For Enquiries : support@awardandhonors.com Nominate Now : https://awardandhonors.com/award-nomination/?ecategory=Awards&rcategory=Awardee #QuantumComputing #QuantumAlgorithm #QuantumBreakthrough

A specialized subset of ML, involving  artificial neural networks , is on the cusp of gaining more prominence. These networks, inspired by the human brain's structure, offer a powerful framework for processing complex patterns and data sets. As we delve deeper into the realm of deep learning, these neural networks will become central to refining and advancing ML initiatives. They hold the promise of significant breakthroughs in areas like natural language processing, autonomous vehicles, and predictive analytics. Website: awardandhonors.com  For Enquiries : support@awardandhonors.com Nominate Now : https://awardandhonors.com/award-nomination/?ecategory=Awards&rcategory=Awardee #AITrends #Robotics #Automation #AIApplications #TechInnovation

Beyond being energy fuel, glucose builds crucial cellular structures that help T cells communicate more effectively and attack tumours with greater precision. (Image: Pexels) While glucose has long been associated as the energy nutrient, a new ground-breaking research by Van Andel Research Institute shows there is far more to this familiar sugar than what meets the eye  A groundbreaking new study reveals that glucose plays a vital role in boosting T cell immunity against cancer. Researchers found that an adequate supply of glucose fuels T cells, enhancing their ability to attack tumors more effectively. This discovery sheds light on the intricate link between cellular metabolism and immune response, opening potential pathways for new cancer immunotherapies. By harnessing glucose metabolism, scientists may improve the efficacy of existing treatments and develop novel strategies to strengthen the body’s natural defenses against cancer. Website: awardandhonors.com  For Enquiries ...

  we first heard that Sony was busy  working on its first ever 200MP sensor  for smartphone cameras, one meant for the main camera and one that could actually  make its way to Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra , as per another rumor. Today the upcoming sensor's specs have been detailed in China by prolific leaker Digital Chat Station. Will this be the next big thing in smartphone photography? Only time will tell, but it sure does look promising on paper. It's said to bear the model number IMX09E, being positioned above the Lytia LYT-900 in Sony's portfolio. It's a 1/1.12" type sensor with 0.7μm native pixel size, built on a 22nm process. It supports Hybrid Frame HDR, 100dB+ ultra-high dynamic range, greatly improved photosensitivity (though not clear compared to what), as well as 2x and 4x full-pixel fusion 'lossless' zoom. Website: awardandhonors.com  For Enquiries : support@awardandhonors.com Nominate Now : https://awardandhonors.com/award-nomination/?ecateg...

  The techie states that while AI will continue to automate routine tasks, human engineers will remain crucial for complex problem-solving. Harsh Varshney, a machine learning software engineer at Google, recently shared his insights on how artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionised the job of a software engineer. In a blog  published in Business Insider , Varshney wrote, "The tech industry is changing at an extraordinary pace, and it's a truly exciting time to have a front-row seat to its biggest evolution yet." Website: awardandhonors.com  For Enquiries : support@awardandhonors.com Nominate Now :  https://awardandhonors.com/award-nomination/?ecategory=Awards&rcategory=Awardee #ArtificialIntelligence #SoftwareDevelopment #AITechImpact #FutureOfCoding #AIInSoftware #TechInnovation #CodingWithAI #AIRevolution #AIProductivity