Magnus Coldwell

Magnus Coldwell

Magnus Coldwell reads every methods section so you don't have to — then explains, carefully, why you should have.

Articles by Magnus Coldwell
The Sleep Tracker On Your Wrist Isn't Fully Awake
Medicine

The Sleep Tracker On Your Wrist Isn't Fully Awake

Wearable sleep trackers are good at detecting sleep, but the nuances of sleep stages remain a blind spot.

A Small AI Reveals Big Questions About Particle Simulations
quantum

A Small AI Reveals Big Questions About Particle Simulations

A small AI, inspired by quantum mechanics, achieves powerful particle jet identification with far fewer parameters.

AI makes Alpine weather clearer, yet struggles with its wild edges
Climate

AI makes Alpine weather clearer, yet struggles with its wild edges

AI now offers detailed Alpine forecasts but still struggles with predicting extreme, unpredictable weather events.

Sulfur Dioxide A Window Into Lava Planet Cores
Climate

Sulfur Dioxide A Window Into Lava Planet Cores

Sulfur dioxide's presence or absence reveals secrets about the molten interiors of lava planets.

AI Silences Noise, Designs Precision Drugs from Cell Signals
Medicine

AI Silences Noise, Designs Precision Drugs from Cell Signals

AI deciphers cellular signals to precisely design drugs that target specific gene activity.

A new molecular stencil finds ethane lurking on Titan
Climate

A new molecular stencil finds ethane lurking on Titan

A new method reveals ethane's presence on Titan by building more complete molecular light profiles.

Quantum Devices Get Practical with Room Temperature Light Sources
quantum

Quantum Devices Get Practical with Room Temperature Light Sources

New methods simplify creating and finding single light sources essential for practical quantum technology.

AI Teaches Quantum Simulations To Love Their Errors
quantum

AI Teaches Quantum Simulations To Love Their Errors

AI learns to harness quantum simulation errors, improving accuracy without needing perfect computational steps.

New Brain Map Pinpoints Hidden Hunger Genes
neuroscience

New Brain Map Pinpoints Hidden Hunger Genes

Mapping specific gene activity in human hypothalamus neurons reveals new insights into appetite regulation.