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OpenCV 5 Is Here: The Biggest Leap in Years for Computer Vision
Authored by: Abhishek Gola and Gursimar Singh OpenCV 5 is one of the most important releases in the history of OpenCV. For more than two decades, OpenCV has been the foundation for computer vision research, robotics, embedded vision, AI applications, industrial inspection, AR/VR, medical imaging, and countless production systems. Today, the library has more than… →
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Randomized Controlled Study of Bacteriophages in Acne Reveals Efficacy and Novel Mechanism for Promoting Long-Term Skin Health
CONCLUSION: This study shows the potential of bacteriophages to be a highly promising modality with a unique mode of action for the treatment of acne. Beyond short-term lesion improvement, phage-induced enhancement of microbiome diversity suggests potential for durable, long-term skin health benefits.  . →
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GTM: How Esper Is Building the Operating System for Government Policy | Maleka Momand
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OpenCV and AMD Announce Collaboration to Accelerate Computer Vision and Vision AI Workloads on AMD Hardware
AMD is now an OpenCV 5 Launch Partner and will become an OpenCV Gold Sponsors as part of collaboration focused on OpenCV 5 CPU and GPU acceleration PALO ALTO, CA. – June 4th 2026 OpenCV, the world’s leading open-source computer vision library, today announced a new engineering collaboration with AMD to make AMD hardware a… →
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Development and evaluation of a health education program to enhance middle school students’ climate adaptation competencies: a nonequivalent control group pretest-posttest study in Korea
CONCLUSION: These findings support the feasibility and educational value of integrating climate-health content into the national curriculum. Future research should examine the scalability of CHAMP and evaluate its long-term sustainability and effects across diverse educational settings. →
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When Marketing to Teens, Using High-Tech Tools Brings Promise—and Peril
Imagine that you’re the CEO of a major beauty retailer. You’ve released an augmented reality app that lets customers test makeup colors, even out their skin tone, or try out lash extensions—like using an Instagram filter, but with products from your store. It’s a huge hit, and sales are going gangbusters. But then something in… →
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Holter-ECG findings after acute ischemic stroke and TIA: A systematic analysis of the MonDAFIS randomized trial
Holter-ECG monitoring is a critical component of post-stroke diagnostics, guiding cardiac work-up and secondary stroke prevention. Abnormal ECG findings beyond atrial fibrillation (AF) in stroke patients remain understudied. The prospective multicenter MonDAFIS trial randomized patients with acute ischemic stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA) without known AF to Holter-ECG recording up to 7 days or… →
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Sintilimab plus concurrent chemoradiotherapy for treatment of locally advanced small cell lung cancer (SINCE-01): a phase II clinical trial
Patients diagnosed with limited-stage small cell lung cancer (LS-SCLC) face dismal long-term outcomes, as relapse occurs frequently even after standard concurrent chemoradiotherapy. Integrating immune checkpoint blockade into chemoradiotherapy regimens may enhance sustained disease control, yet prospective evidence for this strategy in LS-SCLC remains sparse. In this single-arm phase II study, we investigated sintilimab in combination… →
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Respect begets retention: Why good supervisors matter in garment export factories
When workers quit their roles in garment factories, it’s a significant event, potentially disrupting supply chains and productivity. Sazid Ahmad argues that supervisor interpersonal justice—treating workers with politeness and respect or taking their side when they make a mistake—can both improve wellbeing and lower quitting intention. Do you wish your boss treated you a little nicer, or supported you if you made mistakes? These concerns are particularly… →
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How Nespresso Builds Sustainability Into Its Business Model
Photo courtesy of Nestlé Jean-Christophe Jaunin became CEO of Nespresso North America, the Nestlé unit that sells coffee brewing machines and capsules, on Jan. 1, 2026, after having served as global chief customer and technology officer. At the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business’s annual practice forum in March, MIT Sloan Management Review spoke with… →