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These days I am putting the finishing touches on a hybrid algorithm that optimizes a system (a gamma-ray observatory) by combining reinforcement-learning with gradient descent. Although I published an optimization strategy for that application already, I am going back to it to demonstrate a case where the simultaneous>
A new paper suggests that planets from the remnants of the universe's earliest stars could have supported life on dim, warm planets. Credit: NASA/WMAP Science TeamBy: Ker Than, Inside Science(Inside Science) -- Life in the universe could be much older than previously thought, forming as early as fifteen million years>
Since today is a celebration of St. Patrick, the religious figure who 'drove the snakes out of Ireland' (meaning Paganism), a whole lot of people got drunk last night. Yeah, Protestants getting drunk the night before before a Catholic religious festival makes as much sense as anything else about St. Patrick's>
BIRMINGHAM, England and SAARBRÜCKEN, Germany, April 28 /PRNewswire/ --- ABN Amro and Alenia / Finmeccanica Report on the Positive Impact of Process Management on Strategic Decision Making and Business PerformanceTwo customers of IDS Scheer, the leading provider of Business Process Management (BPM), will speak at>
Last week I told you how to get your degree. Now it's time to look at the life of a working scientist. It's time for me to answer oft-asked questions like:
What is a scientist's regular day at work like?
What do you do?
Where do you do it-- office, home, et cetera?
Do you work alone or with others>
Thermoelectric materials were discovered in the 19th century and have the remarkable property that heating them creates a small electrical current - but adopting them to the 21st century has been a challenge. >
