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Students Return to Campus, HBCU Gains, New TOEFL and More

At the beginning of 2021, students were still taking classes by video and many stayed at home. By the autumn, most colleges fully opened. Among other stories, historically black colleges gained attention.

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Carnegie Mellon Robotics Programs Return to In-Person Work

Carnegie Mellon Robotics Programs Return to In-Person Work
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Want to Pinpoint Gas Leaks? Fly Surveillance with Tiny Drones

Want to Pinpoint Gas Leaks? Fly Surveillance with Tiny Drones
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Researchers Create Drone Swarms That Can Detect Gas Leaks, Other Threats

Get all our news and commentary in your inbox at 6 a.m. ET. email Researchers Create Drone Swarms That Can Detect Gas Leaks, Other Threats A new algorithm called “Sniffy Bug” shows how tiny drones will do dangerous work even in areas where they can’t use GPS. A new research paper documents the creation of the first autonomous small drone swarm that detect gas leaks as well as other possible chemical threats and can map rooms without the aid of GPS. The research may be particularly relevant to the military, which is increasingly interested in small drones that perform well together with little human control and in tight places where GPS can’t reach like underground as well as drones that can be used in situations where chemical weapons or other hazards pose a threat to humans.

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Researchers Create Drone Swarms That Can Detect Gas Leaks, Other Threats

Researchers Create Drone Swarms That Can Detect Gas Leaks, Other Threats
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