Alex Ray

To help end users design and express quantum algorithms and create resource estimations, PsiQuantum has released two new software tools. The first tool is the Quantum Resource Estimation Format (QREF), an open standard based on JSON, a human-readable data interchange language, for describing fault-tolerant

Traditionally, monitoring infants' vital signs in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) has relied on bulky equipment and invasive procedures. This can cause discomfort and stress for the already vulnerable babies. Researchers are looking into wearable biosensors as a potential solution to provide more comfortable continuous monitoring.

AI is revolutionizing our work, and the social impact sector is no exception. From farmers using AI-powered weather forecasts to improve livestock management to advancements in healthcare through precision medicine,

The British Army uses 3D cold metal printing technology to produce spare parts for vehicles and print vital modifications to battle-winning equipment

Blockchains come in three flavors: public, private, and permissioned. Each offers distinct advantages and disadvantages for different use cases.

Australia is pouring A$22.7 billion ($15 billion) into its “Future Made in Australia” package to boost domestic manufacturing and

Magnetic resonance imaging brain scans have been utilized in a study by researchers to identify different types of dementia in live participants. The most prevalent type of dementia is Alzheimer's, which is characterized by high brain concentrations of aberrant tau and amyloid proteins.

AWE (Augmented World Expo) is the world's leading AR+VR conference and expo, with events in the USA, Asia, and Europe.

Disclosed is a graphene composite thin film composition composed of nano graphene platelets (NGPs) bonded by a graphene oxide binder, wherein the NGPs contain single-layer graphene or multi-layer graphene sheets having a thickness from 0.335 nm to 100 nm. The NGPs occupy a weight fraction of 1% to 99.9% of the total composite weight. The graphene oxide binder, having an oxygen content of 1-40% (preferably <10%) by weight based on the total graphene oxide weight, is obtained from a graphene oxide gel. The composite forms a thin film with a thickness no greater than 1 mm but preferably no greater than 100 μm and no less than 10 μm. This composition combines exceptional thermal conductivity, electrical conductivity, and mechanical strength unmatched by any thin-film material of comparable thickness range.

Ryan Robinson is a visionary who is creating quantum technology to change the world. He is helping create both new medication and tests for COVID-19 to stop the pandemic.