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Anticipate a future in which machine learning, artificial intelligence and artificial life itself will be combined on a quantum scale

These units of artificial life and their possible applications could have profound implications for the community of quantum simulation and computing

Enrique solanoDepartment of physical chemistryBasque countryQuantum technologiesInformation scienceIkerbasque professor enrique solanoPhysical chemistry

Tech professor becomes life member of engineering society

Pedro Arce, Ph.D, chemical engineering professor and university distinguished faculty fellow at Tennessee Tech University and fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, has been accepted as a life member

United statesPurdue universitySteve whitakerJoseph biernackiNick delgassPedro arceEduardo lombardoHoracio irazoquiPhil wankatAlberto cassanoRichard felderThomasc evansDoraiswami ramkrishnaTennessee tech universityRoyal society of chemistrySociety for the promotion of engineering education

Turkmen State University and Slovak University of Technology strengthen cooperation

Turkmen State University and Slovak University of Technology strengthen cooperation
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Bratislavsky krajSlovak republicLudmila chvalbovNurjahan myalikgulyevaDepartment of physical chemistryTurkmen state universityUniversity department of ecologyFood technologySustainable developmentSlovak university of technologyEuropean commission for educationDepartment of ecologyChemical technologyMagtymguly turkmen state universityCentral asian network for digitization of libraryAnalytical chemistry

In Animal Study, Tiny Ingested Plastic Particles Infiltrated Brain

MONDAY, April 24, 2023 (HealthDay News) Researchers studying how tiny plastic particles can breach the protective blood-brain barrier report they have found that answer, thanks to mice and computer

Lukas kennerOldamur hollUniversity of debrecenUniversity of viennaDepartment of pathologyDepartment of physical chemistryHealthday newsPhysical chemistryMedical universityConsumer news

Animal study sheds light on how plastic particles enter the brain

Researchers studying how tiny plastic particles can breach the protective blood-brain barrier report they have found that answer, thanks to mice and computer modeling.

Oldamur hollLukas kennerDepartment of pathologyUs national oceanicUniversity of debrecenDepartment of physical chemistryUniversity of viennaAtmospheric administrationPhysical chemistryMedical university