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Firefighters called to incident in back garden of property

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By Matthew T. Dougherty Verified
FIREFIGHTERS were called to a home in Chester on Thursday evening (September 11). A fire crew arrived at the scene in Lache Park Avenue, Westminster Park, at around 6.30pm. A spokesperson for Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service, said: -Firefighters used a hose reel jet to extinguish a smouldering incinerator in a back garden in Chester. -A thermal imaging camera was used to check for hotspots in the surrounding area.-
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Rico the sloth given all-clear after pioneering dental surgery at Chester Zoo

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By Matthew T. Dougherty Verified
| EIN News
A RARE sloth has been given the all-clear at a recent health check following pioneering dental surgery at Chester Zoo. Images show the moment that Rico, a 25-year-old two-toed sloth, willingly clambered in front of an X-ray machine for a once-over. Keepers were the first to spot that he had swellings on the side of his face. A series of check-ups, including a CT scan, revealed that Rico had two root abscesses.
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Decoding EEG for optimizing naturalistic memory

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By Joseph H. Rudoler, James P Bruska, Woohyeuk Chang, Matthew T. Dougherty Verified
| BioRxiv
Abstract Spectral features of human electroencephalographic (EEG) recordings during learning predict subsequent recall variability. New method. Capitalizing on these fluctuating neural features, we develop a non-invasive closed-loop (NICL) system for real-time optimization of human learning. Participants play a virtual navigation and memory game; recording multi-session data across days allowed us to build participant-specific classification models of recall success.
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