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Curious about deep tech developments, especially quantum computing, XPRIZE Quantum Applications
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If you want to join, please send an email to Philipp Schaberl under [email protected] and register for free on our website www.ascina.at.
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We offer information, help newly arrived scientists orient themselves in their new surroundings, provide career development support and networking opportunities, organize events, and representation of the interests of Austrian scholars and scientists.
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Having been established in 2002, ASciNA members include scientists from a diverse range of educational backgrounds, spanning from economics to physics, from life sciences to marine biology and the arts.
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The main focus of ASciNA is on its currently 17 local Chapters both in North America, as well as several strong ASciNA Alumni Chapters across Europe, which have become a “home away from home” for many of our members.
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Thank you for making this open source. Brilliant demo! As a Physics mom can't wait to 3D print this for my kids
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Agreed...not sure why.. but my kids don't experience this. They get properly sick with a cough for a few days..maybe fever... and are then over it.
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Google Quantum AI's goal is to have one logical qubit with 10-6 or lower error rate by 2026
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Had a Thanksgiving chat with my former Physics grad advisor about QC. He noted it’s often presented with jargon that, as Calling Bullshit puts it, can be 'new-school bullshit'—an illusion of rigor. A thought-provoking take and a good reminder to stay skeptical.
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