machine learning

There are so many possible variables in battery performance that testing of new technologies at every stage of the battery development process can take months or even years. And battery performance can make or break the electric vehicle…

On the cusp of the second wave of quantum computing, electronics engineers, physicists and chemists are collaborating to meet the challenges of disruptive technologies that will affect many aspects of our lives. Over the last few decades,…

Stronger, lighter, cheaper: that’s the mantra when it comes to creating materials for use in space, whether it’s composite rocket fuel tanks or other spacecraft structures. By combining cutting-edge machine learning with 19th-century…

The recent claim by Google AI that its Sycamore quantum processor can complete a task in 200 seconds that would take a state-of-the-art supercomputer approximately 10,000 years to complete illustrates more than the power of quantum…

The Alan Turing character in Ian McEwan’s recent novel Machines Like Me describes the human brain as A one-liter, liquid-cooled, three-dimensional computer. Unbelievable processing power, unbelievably compressed, unbelievable energy…

It’s a bit disconcerting when Facebook’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms feed you the perfect ad just as you start to think about a product. Now an AI program developed by Carnegie Mellon University in collaboration with Facebook AI…

The physical aspects of human: machine interface range from touch displays, pushbuttons, and mobile devices to laptops and desktops. But on the cutting edge of medicine, with the capacity to improve the quality of life for patients whose…

We know that the body’s protein molecules carry out essential cell function and interact with each other in varying degrees of complexity. Viruses to which we’re exposed disrupt proteins’ interactions and manipulate them so they can…

The farmer’s variation of the line from the movie Field of Dreams (“If you build it, they will come.”) would be “If you plant it, it will grow.” Unfortunately, since life is not fiction, it’s just not true. The need to accurately predict…