Annabella_W

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by Annabella_W 11mo ago
How the Outdated Space Treaty Is Not Equipped for the New Lunar World
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by Annabella_W 11mo ago
A new amplifier design that overcomes a fundamental engineering trade off, creating a palm-sized laser that could move imaging from the workbench to the bedside
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by Annabella_W 11mo ago
How the Outdated Space Treaty Is Not Equipped for the New Lunar World
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by Annabella_W 11mo ago
I really enjoyed this post! Thanks for sharing
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by Annabella_W 11mo ago
This week was full of bold claims that need bringing down to earth. This newsletter covers: Google’s new “quantum advantage” claim and why the 2019 precedent makes me skeptical. Starcloud’s plan for data centers in space and its fundamental
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by Annabella_W 1y ago
New treatments are needed for the millions of people with drug-resistant epilepsy. This article explores how neural networks are now able to simulate the complex quantum mechanical processes at the heart of the disease.
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by Annabella_W 1y ago
The thing I’m most excited about this new method is that it introduces a new prototyping stage. Having the hydrogel as the starting point means structures can be rapidly printed and tested for complex fit, geometry, and tolerance before cos
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Sponges, Sensors, and the True Cost of Green Tech(thepotentialsurface.substack.com)
9 points by Annabella_W 1y ago|4 comments
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by Annabella_W 1y ago
Today’s newsletter covers: The Nobel prize winning ‘molecular sponges’ and their surprising uses in biosecurity. A 200% safer AI-designed car bumper that may never materialise. Virtual sensors for fusion discoveries and a tough dilemma for
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The Future of Clean Air Is Stuck Behind a Physics Problem(thepotentialsurface.substack.com)
12 points by Annabella_W 1y ago|1 comments
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by Annabella_W 1y ago
As the risk of engineered pandemics and biological weapons continues to increase, experts now estimate there is a 1 in 8 chance of a pandemic killing over 90 million people by 2050. Far-UVC light offers a new line of defence, promising to m
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by Annabella_W 1y ago
Now that really would be science fiction haha!
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by Annabella_W 1y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by Annabella_W 1y ago
This would actually be great! I guess the core challenge to achieving this would be in designing a metamaterial that meets the structural demands (strength-to-weight ratio) of a car body while also performing the complex wave manipulation r
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by Annabella_W 1y ago
Agree, both screens and metamaterials for this application have their pros and cons. Manufacturing metamaterials at a large scale is an area I'm looking into next!
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Metamaterials, AI, and the Road to Invisibility Cloaks(open.substack.com)
36 points by Annabella_W 1y ago|17 comments
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RRAM and the AI Hardware Revolution(thepotentialsurface.substack.com)
2 points by Annabella_W 1y ago|0 comments