GooseChase EDU is an edtech tool that allows educators to create scavenger hunts that are built around class material. These scavenger hunts can incorporate word...

IntroductionLike many people who would go on to become mathematicians, Wei Ho grew up competing in math contests. In eighth grade, she won the...

Now with Amazon Forecast, you can generate up to 45% more accurate forecasts for products with no historical data. Forecast is a managed service...

Meta’s Galactica AI is the latest tool that artificial intelligence technologies make our lives easier. AI for science makes sense, right? Although you can...

The 2022 FIFA World Cup is taking place in Qatar from November 20 to December 18. The best-known men’s soccer – or football, as...

Quantum superposition is not just a property of subatomic particles but also of the most...

Recent news items published within the last 6 months on quantum computing developments are listed below. Click on the hyperlinked item to go to...

For more than 250 years, mathematicians have wondered if the Euler equations might sometimes fail to describe a fluid’s flow. A new computer-assisted proof marks a major breakthrough in that quest.

The post Computer Proof ‘Blows Up’ Centuries-Old Fluid Equations first appeared on Quanta Magazine

This is a bonus article from Inside Quantum Technology.  In covering the human side of those within the quantum industry, there are many challenges I (Kenna) face as a journalist. The biggest challenge is how to best fit a person’s whole life story into one short article. Nowhere is this chall...

Table of contents A numerical computing environment and programming language, MATLAB, was developed by MathWorks. It allows the plotting of functions, matrix...

IntroductionThe Random Forest algorithm is one of the most flexible, powerful and widely-used algorithms for classification and regression, built as an ensemble of Decision...

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