Computer Science - May 24
Mesoscale patterns in turbulent convection with machine learning and quantum computing
Mesoscale patterns in turbulent convection with machine learning and quantum computing
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Huge success in research to improve production processes The German Research Foundation (DFG) extended its funding for the Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) ' Method development for mechanical joinability in versatile process chains ' at Paderborn University.
Fundamental research receives around 29 million euros of funding The German Research Foundation (DFG) has extended two Collaborative Research Centres (CRC) at Paderborn University: the two major proj
New Collaborative Research Centre on ’Small Data’ in Medicine approved at the University of Freiburg
The project combines computer science, mathematics, statistics, medicine, and systems modelling The use of artificial intelligence even with relatively small biomedical data sets is being strengthene
The project combines computer science, mathematics, statistics, medicine, and systems modelling The use of artificial intelligence even with relatively small biomedical data sets is being strengthene
Chemistry and physics research team investigates hyperpolarization to improve molecular diagnostics Multi-million funding for joint Collaborative Research Centre of Leipzig University and Chemnitz Uni
Reading time 2 min. Government funding for RNA research extended The German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft or DFG) has extended funding for the "Transregio" Collaborative Research Center "Non-coding RNA in the cardiovascular system" (TRR 267).
The four research consortia in medicine receive finance amounting to approximately 63 million euros In the current approval round of the German Research Foundation (DFG), Heidelberg University has be
For research on improving the quality of health care, the Hamburg Center for Health Economics at Universität Hamburg has created a comprehensive doctoral program.
Researchers from Leipzig University will present an interactive digital cube that can visualise climate data from anywhere in the world in space and time at the Building Bridges for the Next Generations conference on 16 May. As a freely accessible website, LexCube makes terabytes of data available to everyone.
Physicist Christian Klein-Bösing about the collaboration at CERN, one of the world's largest research centres.
Limestone tablet decoded: double meaning combining official religion with personal piety How people cope with crises has always been a fruitful field of research for the sciences.
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Computer Science - May 24
Mesoscale patterns in turbulent convection with machine learning and quantum computing
Mesoscale patterns in turbulent convection with machine learning and quantum computing