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Mines Seniors Take Environmental Clean Water Project from Design to Installation
Two Mines students, Christian
Heinrich and Joshua Fleming, in front of part of a water flow regulation and
measurement system called a weir that they designed and found funding to build
and install. The system, which is part of Trinity Eco Prayer Park in Rapid
City, helps protect water quality in Rapid Creek.
Three
South
Dakota Mines seniors
didn’t want their final design project to be just an academic exercise to cap
their engineering degrees. They wanted to see the project built, installed and
making a difference in the community. Civil engineering majors Joshua Fleming,
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International AI collaboration
“We can’t wait to combine our expertise”
The Helmholtz International Lab Causal Cell Dynamics is now collaborating with the AI research institute Mila from Canada. The goal: to understand cellular processes in the development of diseases with the help of Big Data and AI. Fabian Theis and Yoshua Bengio explain the idea.
Yoshua, you are the founder and director of the with approximately 500 researchers in the field of AI. What is it that Fabian and his team can offer that you don’t have already?
Yoshua Bengio: We are one of the biggest AI research institutions in the world. We conduct research using artificial intelligence in many different fields where machines or humans can learn from data or from interacting with their environment, and we are best known for our work in deep learning and reinforcement learning. Machine learning is relevant in many areas, for example biomedical research, robotics, natural language processing, cognitive
How well are we protected six months after infection or vaccination?
Researchers are gaining a better understanding of how long a passed infection or vaccination protects against the virus. The latest findings are rather reassuring, also with regard to the virus variants.
How long and how well does the human immune system remember an encounter with SARS-CoV-2 or an encounter with at least fragments of the virus, as occurs with vaccination? One year? Two years? And how well is one still protected from infection with the coronavirus during that time?
Carlos A. Guzmán heads the Department of Vaccinology and Applied Microbiology at the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) in Braunschweig (Image: HZI).