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Carmakers gathered in Washington, DC, to display their latest safety technologies at the third annual Auto Tech Showcase. Innovations on display included a self-driving Volkswagen, a heat-sensing ...

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10 Cool Papers is our monthly roundup of recent research from across Carnegie Science. Each edition features a curated selection of new papers chosen by our three division directors and the president, ...