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How to visualize a Quantum Computation. In particular, this article presents a way to understand how superpositions work through a graphical tree.
Check out this amazing video about Synthetic Biology! (Credit: Vasil HnĂŁtiuk, Denis Sibilev, and Andrei Myshev)
According to âThe Daily Telegraphâ, the invisible coating on facemasks attacks the virus by rapturing its outer layer, effectively eliminating all new mutant variants, including the UKâs so-called Kent variant and the South African variant.
Some thoughts triggered by the death of the mathematician John Conway.
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Medically healing nanites and magic spells are one way to get a character back on their feet again, but most characters arenât packing those kinds of tools in their medical kits. What do authors and readers need to know to keep medical services realistic for the time, place, and overall setting within the story? Our experts share their knowledge on setting bones in space to mixing poultices in the forest to stave off infection in order to keep the healing real. They will also share tips and tricks on realistic wounds, character pain management, and other speculative medicinal practices.
The new bottles will cut the companyâs use of new plastic by over 20 percent in North America compared to 2018, it said.
A new artificially intelligent âRamanujan Machineâ can generate hundreds of new mathematical conjectures, which might lead to new math proofs and theorems.
Itâs 2050 and youâre due for your monthly physical exam. Times have changed, so you no longer have to endure an orifices check, a needle in your vein, and a week of waiting for your blood test results. Instead, the nurse welcomes you with, âThe doctor will sniff you now,â and takes you into an airtight chamber wired up to a massive computer. As you rest, the volatile molecules you exhale or emit from your body and skin slowly drift into the complex artificial intelligence apparatus, colloquially known as Deep Nose. Behind the scene, Deep Noseâs massive electronic brain starts crunching through the molecules, comparing them to its enormous olfactory database. Once itâs got a noseful, the AI matches your odors to the medical conditions that cause them and generates a printout of your health. Your human doctor goes over the results with you and plans your treatment or adjusts your meds.