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Mar 25, 2019

Official Certification for Technology of the Future

Physicists like Jens Eisert aim to build quantum simulators that help to simulate and decipher highly complex physical phenomena.

A project spearheaded by physicist Jens Eisert is part of a European flagship program, which has received about one billion euros in funding.

Jens Eisert believed in quantum computers even before the media had taken note of this kind of ultrafast computers.

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When Coalitions Crumble

A staunch proponent of Europe: Steven Bray, founder of SODEM (Stand of Defiance European Movement)  demonstrates against Brexit daily in London.

Simon Koschut studies why cohesion among countries experiences crises. He believes the risks that could cause alliances like NATO to break down are very real indeed.

The UK, one of Europe’s core countries, is slated to leave the European Union, probably at the end of March. And Donald Trump, an American President, of all people, has cast doubt on the reason for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to exist. He is also risking a trade war with the country’s European partners. The tone between countries that have been partners for decades is increasingly fraught.

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Is Love Blind?

Large dogs like the Dogue de Bordeaux (French mastiff) increasingly suffer from joint problems, like many other large, heavy dogs; the short skulls of tiny Chihuahuas can lead to airway issues.

Extreme breeding and ignorance of proper handling are often to blame for pets’ deaths.

When Professor Achim Gruber makes the first cut with his scalpel on the table in one of the tiled necropsy labs, he often reveals a long story of animal suffering.

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