Our work sheds light on many interesting directions of future exploration in the development of quantum-inspired algorithms for unsupervised machine learning, which are promisingly possible to realize on quantum devices.

A rectenna at infrared wavelength. They authors mention a potential application in RTGs

I just wanted to put another paper in this context: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/324/5923/63.short Solar cells based on Oxides, in particular BiFeO3. The key point here, is that while halide perovskites provide excellent efficiency, they only last a few hours because the material is very unstable. I learned this year about this oxide based materials exhibiting photovoltaic effect. The nice point of this materials is i) they are oxides, extremely stable and ii) are ferroelectrics, they have an internal polarization which would help in ionizing the photogenerated excitons even in the absence of pn junction.

Cockroach is back!

The sound track of Apolo mission. They have a full album devoted to the space race.

Nautral Light for Human Space Exploration

Please send CVs in the following format.

A recently published review on insect flight appeared in Review of Modern Physics. It might be of interest to the biomimetics unit.

The solution of thrusting in space.

Finally good news!

We begin at the beginning, with the Fundamental Theorem: New systems mean new problems.

"The computational methods currently used in physics are based on the discretization of differential equations. This is because the computer can only perform algebraic operations. The purpose of this paper is to critically review this practice, showing how to obtain a purely algebraic formulation of physical laws starting directly from experimental measurements."

It is a very interesting projecto to easily perform quantum optics calculations.

Internal crowdfunding for ESA? for Ariadna? Perhaps I'm late, but sounds feasible.

HUBbub 2013 is the annual conference for researchers, educators, and IT professionals engaged in building and using cyberinfrastructure. Learn about the latest features in the HUBzero tool box and how they can be used to address the unique challenges of scientific pursuits.

It is probably more interesting to check the parent site: hubzero.org: HUBzero ® is a powerful, open source software platform for creating dynamic web sites that support scientific research and educational activities.

The square wheel!

Our mission is very simple. We are working towards launching a human being into space. 

Nicholas this is project I mentioned while G&T-ing in Madrid.

Follow the link to PLoS and watch the video.