This collection explores the diverse scientific landscape spanning from the elements of Cesium to the complex structures of Macromolecules. It captures a wide spectrum of inquiry, ranging from the behavior of specific atoms in physics and chemistry to the intricate study of large biological molecules that drive life processes. These papers reveal how fundamental components interact to shape materials, medicines, and the very building blocks of our world.

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💻 computer science

When Do Institutions Beat Intelligence?

This paper argues that the choice between enhancing individual agent intelligence versus improving institutional structures depends on diagnosing specific collective reasoning failures, as institutions are most effective when they repair how a group constructs and acts on public information but lose their advantage when stronger intelligence can directly perform those transformations or when institutional signals are uninformative.

Zhengye Han2026-08-13
💻 computer science

Who Are You Explaining To? A Multi-Agent System for Audience-Aware XAI Narratives

The paper introduces XstrAI, a multi-agent framework that generates audience-aware explainable AI narratives by treating feature attributions as immutable evidence and employing specialized agents for planning, realization, and validation to ensure faithful, appropriate communication for diverse stakeholders like patients, clinicians, and data scientists.

Francesco Musicco, Danilo Danese, Giuseppe Fasano, Angela Lombardi, Alberto Carlo Maria Mancino, Tommaso Di Noia2026-08-12