Quanta Magazine

7 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Computer Scientists Narrow Gap in 30-Year Math Conjecture · Researchers Bansal and Jiang found a near-constant limit for combinatorial discrepancy, advancing the Komlós conjecture.
• Cognitive Scientist Proposes New Methods to Measure AI Intelligence · Melanie Mitchell argues for using developmental and comparative psychology to assess machine cognition.
• Researchers Develop Intricate Machinery for Future Quantum Computers · Scientists are building complex hardware to create quantum computers using various qubit technologies.
• Physicists Redefine Fluids Using Symmetries and Microscopic Origins · Physicists have developed a new theory of fluids based on symmetries to explain the Navier-Stokes equations.
• Research Suggests Aging Is a Programmed Process, Not Random Degeneration · Junyue Cao's study indicates aging is a programmed, stepwise process rather than random cellular breakdown
• Graduate Student Proves Fractal Uncertainty Principle in Quantum Mechanics · Alex Cohen, a graduate student, proves the fractal uncertainty principle in quantum mechanics, extending it to higher dimensions.
• New Findings Extend Mathematical Scaling Law Governing River Networks · Scientists have extended a universal scaling law that explains the mathematical order in river networks.