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Predicting extreme weather using data science
Dark clouds and strong winds, usually indicators of severe weather to come.
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The wonderful world of quantum computing
Quantum computers hold the promise for solving efficiently important problems in computational sciences.
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The DESHIMA guide to the galaxy
Once it all works, we will be able to create 3D maps of star systems, allowing us to look back in time and space.
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Start spreading the news
A social data science expert explains how to tackle the grizzly problem of fake news.
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Smart sensors with impact
Professor Kofi Makinwa builds sensors based on chiptechnoloy. One of his achievments is a wind sensor without moving parts.
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The Earth's youngest animal species
Some of the animals are a metre in length and others just the size of a matchbox. Some can fly, others walk or swim.
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Bringing the medical world into science non-fiction
Cutting people open is outdated
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