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A calculation created by scientists from Helmholtz Munich, the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and its University Hospital rechts der Isar, the University Hospital Bonn (UKB) and the University of

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AI is revolutionizing picture creation by converting words into images.

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Making pictures out of text in an instant — and doing so with a regular design card and no supercomputers? As whimsical as it might

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A computational model could accelerate the development of semiconductors for quantum applications.

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North Carolina State University researchers used computational analysis to predict how the optical properties of the semiconductor material zinc selenide (ZnSe) change when doped with

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A new encryption method has been developed to combat quantum computers.

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An encryption device co-made by a University of Cincinnati math teacher will before long shield the media, communications, online retail and banking, and other advanced frameworks we utilize consistently. The

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The automatic separation of device drivers guards against operating system flaws.

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A working framework's bit goes about as the interpreter between client and machine. To work on the unwavering quality of a bit, engineers can separate

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Liquid crystals are suggested by mathematicians as potential building pieces for a novel type of computer.

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A couple of scientists at MIT have found proof that another sort of PC could be fabricated in light of fluid precious stones as opposed

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Researchers find a fundamental impediment to reducing network congestion.

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At the point when clients need to send information over the web quicker than the organization can deal with, a clog can happen — the same way gridlock growsls on

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Computer Games in the Classroom: Success in Education Depends on the Teacher

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According to a survey, future teachers perceive the pedagogical potential in video games. Thus, their potential in the classroom should be addressed in teacher training.

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A Novel Strategy Could Help Remove a Barrier to Large-Scale Quantum Computing

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Most people don't set out to build a plane while they are already in flight, but a group of scientists lead by Harvard believe that

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One-Fourth of All Internet Users Worldwide Rely on Vulnerable Infrastructure

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One-fourth of Internet users worldwide reside in nations that are more vulnerable than previously believed to targeted attacks on their Internet infrastructure. The Global South is home to several of