November 21, 2017
Picture yourself with a friend in a crowded restaurant. The din of other diners, the clattering of dishes, the muffled notes of background music, the voice of your friend, not to mention your own – all compete for your brain’s attention. For many people, the brain can automatically distinguish the noises, identifying the…
By looking at individual atoms in tooth enamel, UW and PNNL researchers are learning what happens to our teeth as we age 1 day ago
Q&A: New AI training method lets systems better adjust to users’ values 2 days ago
Ahmad Ezzeddine named UW Vice Provost for Global Affairs 4 days ago