AI coral production lines, mapped out chimpanzee origins, reinstated indigenous names
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Today in Squirrel News, AI provides a way to strongly accelerate coral farming, genetic maps could help rescue chimpanzees, and Ngarinyin people reinstate their traditional, indigenous place names.
A global team of researchers are working on a genetic map, with hopes to both determine the origins of rescued chimps and identify high risk areas associated with trafficking.
The app suggests simple actions to reduce individual emissions based on a pre-calculated carbon footprint. It also sets objectives that can be shared to a wider network.
Backtracking sonic footprints left by the Vikings and Celts
A pioneering project is bringing together musicians, historians and literary scholars to apply vocal processing and live electronic music technology while gathering insights into the languages and reanimating surviving texts.
