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By Aryan Jain
Things used in this project Seeed Studio EE04 board Board with programmable buttons, a usbc port attached to an ESP32-S3-Plus, which can also charge a battery if connected, and a 24-pin connector for the e-paper. × 1 Seeed Studio 5.83 inch Epaper The e-paper board × 1 Arduino IDE Where I made my code and flashed the board Hi! My name is Aryan, and I made this E-Ink dashboard for local businesses.
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CASPER: Bridging discrete and continuous prompt optimization through feedback-guided gradient descent

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By Aryan Jain, Pushpendu Ghosh, Promod Yenigalla
| Amazon Science
Workflow automation is critical for reducing manual efforts in industries, yet existing pipelines fail to handle generative tasks like summarization and extraction without pre-built tools, forcing human intervention. While LLM-based agents offer solutions, their creation depends heavily on prompt engineering—a resource-intensive process often yielding sub-optimal results.
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When 'Huh?' becomes a habit - understanding age-related hearing loss

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By Maya Sela, Aryan Jain, Lance R. He, Rayhan Jhanj
| Fort Bend Star Verified
Presbycusis might just be the most common type of hearing loss you’ve never heard of. Over time, you might catch yourself or those around you saying “huh” a bit more than usual. Age-related hearing loss, also known as presbycusis, is a type of slowly progressing hearing loss affecting both ears. It is estimated to affect nearly 65% of adults age 71 or older in the US – a number that increases to over 90% in individuals over the age of 90.
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