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What are the biggest innovations set to change our world in 2023?
Following #12DaysOfScience what do we think might be the 1.2.3. transformational *Innovations* of 2023?
-drought & disease resistant crops?
-commercial Quantum computing? -compound semi-conductors?
Your 1-2-3?
On the 11th day of the #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: a new way to produce energy. 2022 was a big year for fusion power, with breakthroughs announced in the UK and USA. Take a look inside a fusion reactor in our video:
On the 11th day of the #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: a new way to produce energy. 2022 was a big year for fusion power, with breakthroughs announced in the UK and USA. Take a look inside a fusion reactor in our video:
On the 11th day of the #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: a new way to produce energy. 2022 was a big year for fusion power, with breakthroughs announced in the UK and USA. Take a look inside a fusion reactor in our video:
Day 12: In 2022, LANSCE celebrated 50 years of innovation and research. "As you look at how this facility has evolved, one of the really striking things is the breadth of the programs supported here," said Lab Director Thom Mason. #12daysofscience https://t.co/yUdJ4a9qFQ
On the tenth day of the #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: carbon storage meets geology. In 2022 we released a report on geological carbon storage, and looked at how carbon dioxide can be locked away deep underground: https://t.co/P1E0t1DdsR
Day 11: New Los Alamos computer models and simulations are showing researchers how the virus that causes #COVID19 uses its spike protein to fuse with and infect human cells. #12daysofscience https://t.co/oozIPNFT0X
On the ninth day of #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: a song heard under the sea. Male humpback whales sing a repetitive song that they learn from their community, but can they pick them up from other populations as well, like pop music? Watch more: https://t.co/kXwpQui2QF
Day 10: A method zeroes in on the sources of methane leaks in mining & the operations based on the gas's chemical fingerprint, which can help nations meet the Global Methane Pledge. #12daysofscience
https://t.co/XD4PofP1mI
On the eighth day of the #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: a new look at cosmology. With @NASAWebb Telescope launching last December, this year has seen some incredible images from the observatory, from distant galaxies to nearby moons: https://t.co/L6vJ4iJ1XO
Day 9: A new #IWEST report highlights transitioning the Intermountain West region to carbon-neutrality goal while considering jobs, communities & the environment. #12daysofscience https://t.co/zazcFS9Rx6
On the seventh day of #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: a pioneer in entomology. Maria Sibylla Merian is considered one of the earliest entomologists and ecologists, and a renowned illustrator. Our video with @bbcideas tells her story, using animations based on her own work:
Day 8: Meet the beginner's guide to #quantum algorithm implementations: part cookbook, part guided tour and part tutorial for running them on IBM's publicly available 5-qubit quantum computer (and others). #12daysofscience
https://t.co/i9mr2reIOW
On the sixth day of #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: a conversation between fungi? Research published this year in @RSocPublishing #RSOS took a look at the electrical signals sent between fungi and found that the spikes resembled a language: https://t.co/YA75Uck0we
Day 7: Researchers focused on the light-reflecting and -absorbing properties of black carbon (soot). #12daysofscience
☁️ https://t.co/gHbVSfgo3Z
On the fifth day of #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: the largest snake in history. Titanoboa lived in South America around 60 million years ago, and could grow up to 40 feet long - but does such gigantism always lead to extinction? Our video explores: https://t.co/Wv4Vn3RZMj
Day 6: Training a #quantum neural network requires only a small amount of data, according to a proof that upends previous assumptions stemming from classical #computing's huge appetite for data in #machinelearning. #12daysofscience
https://t.co/6EB4BslzSP
On the fourth day of #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: a DNA family tree. The Darwin Tree of Life project, who were part of our #SummerScience Exhibition this year, are aiming to decode the genome of 70,000 species of plants, animals and fungi: https://t.co/lbg0JImELG
Day 5: When computer scientist Ruxana Bujack & her colleagues discovered Nobel Prize-winning physicist Erwin Schrödinger and others "were wrong in their mathematical description of how people perceive color," she writes, "we jumped on it." #12daysofscience
https://t.co/SDBiaBeVaM
On the third day of the #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: one of the fathers of microbiology. Louis Pasteur FRS, born #OnThisDay in 1822, discovered the principles of vaccination and pasteurisation. Catch up with our bicentenary tribute to Pasteur: https://t.co/TOCARNpOJ8
On the second day of the #12DaysOfScience, science gave to me: Mary Somerville’s paper to the Royal Society. Somerville, born #OnThisDay in 1780, was the first woman to have a paper read to and published by the Society. See the full paper on magnetism: https://t.co/fJnfNTgTov
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