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Imagine you’re settling in to enjoy a performance by the Malmö Symphony Orchestra in southern Sweden, when you notice a cello-playing robot seated alongside the musicians. This unique creation was developed and designed by Fredrik Gran, who programmed it to perform a musical score by Swedish composer Jacob Mühlrad—a first, according to Reuters. In a video, Mühlrad remarked that "acoustic music played by robots will definitely become an art form or a platform," but he doesn’t believe robots will replace human musicians. What are your thoughts on robots performing in orchestras? Yes, I’d be curious to see it. No, I can’t imagine it. #PAZANGA #CNN #robotics #marketingcontent #socialmedia https://bit.ly/4hqwoIb

Mayo Clinic research indicates that one-legged standing time is a stronger aging indicator than strength or gait changes. https://bit.ly/48vUugA #PAZANGA #aging #MayoClinic #MarketingContact #socialMedia

A Pazanga public service announcement: There’s a good reason you might want to check out your ancestry. Because of changes in requirements, you can explore dual citizenship opportunities through ancestry, marriage, or other means that don’t require substantial financial investments. Details in our latest blog. https://bit.ly/48gAa2D #PAZANGA #ContentMarketing #Storytelling

Smart Bionic Eye uses groundbreaking AI and neuroprosthetic technology to help blind and low vision people more easily navigate their surroundings. https://bit.ly/4eWf4cs #PAZANGA #AI #blindness

It’s Thinkery Thursday A new study suggests that humans' preference for carbs may predate our species, challenging the idea that early diets were primarily protein-based. The research, published in Science, traced the evolution of the AMY1 gene, which helps digest starch, and found it existed long before agriculture. Hunter-gatherers and ancient species like Neanderthals had multiple copies of the gene, suggesting a shared ancestor adapted to starchy diets up to 800,000 years ago. This discovery supports the theory that carbohydrates, not protein, fueled brain development, as humans evolved to digest starch more efficiently. So, what do you think? • Low-carb diet fan? • Sticking with the protein theory for modern man’s brain development? • Will weigh in after lunch... https://bit.ly/3YGEZiF #PAZANGA #ContentMarketing #Storytelling

Deep learning AI model identifies about 70,000 hidden RNA viruses in mass genomic data collected from worldwide environments. https://bit.ly/4f7LKz8 #PAZANGA #AI #contentmarketing

A combination of AI and a handheld sensory device gives visually impaired and blind sports fans a “feel” for the game. https://bit.ly/3Ym9km7 #PAZANGA #AI #visuallyimpaired

It’s Thinkery Thursday A heart-healthy lifestyle will keep your brain sharp according to a new scientific statement published by the American Heart Association. “Evidence shows that adopting a healthy lifestyle and identifying and treating vascular risk factors early may help preserve normal brain function and reduce the burden of Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementias,” according to Dr. Fernando Testai, a professor of neurology and rehabilitation at the University of Illinois College of Medicine in Chicago, in a statement. The healthy lifestyle guidelines aren’t anything new. The following is just a Thursday reminder to practice the following: • Prioritize sleep • Concentrate on nutrients • Exercise is critical • Reduce stress https://bit.ly/408ytlT #PAZANGA #dementia #hearthealth

Researchers are hopeful that a new soft robotic finger could assist doctors with routine office exams and help detect diseases like cancer. https://bit.ly/3U9R1Oz #PAZANGA #robotics #healthcare

It’s Thinkery Thursday Picture it. Our big, beautiful moon has a tag-along-sibling of sorts called a mini moon. A space rock that broke loose from an asteroid, it’s the size of a dishwasher, about 33-feet in diameter. The mini moon is traveling in a horseshoe-shaped path that won’t make a full orbit by the time it exits the earth’s sphere of gravity on November 25. Does this sound too strange to believe? Is it science fiction in reality? Is there more to this story? Yes. Our latest blog has the scoop! https://bit.ly/4ey0xU1 #PAZANGA #Asteroid2024PT5 #MiniMoon #PlanetaryScience #SpaceResearch #NASA