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Research by Vojtěch Radakulan and David Sedláček investigates empathy towards opposing opinions in a multiplayer #VR PC game, where players can become engineers, activists, and politicians involved in a historical event. The game is based on a real story about a nuclear power plant in Zwentendorf, Austria, and offers an insight into how willing people are to cooperate with one another. Brought to you by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) on Kudos. Follow the link in the comments to learn more. ACM, Association for Computing Machinery #VirtualReality

🚀 Curious about the future of optical control and characterization? Look no further! Dive into the next frontier with us as we host a groundbreaking webcast featuring industry giants Cailabs, Leonardo UK, and Liquid Instruments. Discover firsthand how these pioneers are shaping the landscape with their innovative approaches to reconfigurable test instruments and beyond. Our experts will unveil the power of flexible, FPGA-based instrumentation, providing you with the tools to conquer common challenges effortlessly. Secure your virtual seat now to ensure you're at the forefront of industry trends. Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to gain insights into cutting-edge technologies and uncover 'what's next' from the leaders themselves. Register today! #Photonics #Aerospace #Defence

🎂 Woot, woot and a very happy birthday to my fellow May-babies who are embarking on their next trip around the big shiny yellow star this week! To celebrate, here's a list of some tech and cultural related events that those of us on LinkedIn may - or may not - admit to have been around to personally witness. 😉 1940s: ENIAC emerges. 1950s: Couch potatoes sprout. 1960s: A giant leap for mankind. 1970s: Computing gets personal. 1980s: Talk the walk. 1990s: World Wide Web! POV: ISDN (It Still Does Nothing) 2000s: Smartphones become pocket pets. 2010s: Cloudward bound. 2020s: #GenAI and rockets take off. 2024: #ThisIsTheWay goes nuclear. Some events on the list are more obscure than others - can you guess which events they represent?

🚀 New Episode Alert: F5 Live: Refreshing Technology - Episode 671! 🎙️ I'm excited to announce that our latest episode is now live! In this episode, we dive into some fascinating topics that are shaping the tech landscape today. Here are three key takeaways that you won't want to miss: Microsoft's Nuclear Power Move: We discuss Microsoft's recent decision to reactivate the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant to power its data centers. This move is part of their commitment to reducing carbon emissions while meeting the growing energy demands of their operations. We explore the implications of this decision, the historical context of nuclear power in the U.S., and the potential public backlash they may face. It's a bold step that could redefine how tech companies approach energy consumption. The Environmental Impact of AI: As we delve into the world of artificial intelligence, we highlight the surprising environmental costs associated with AI technologies. From the significant water usage in data centers to the carbon footprint of AI operations, we discuss why these issues are often overlooked. We also question why water consumption is frequently cited over electricity usage when discussing AI's environmental impact. This conversation sheds light on the need for a more comprehensive understanding of AI's ecological footprint. Intel's Lunar Lake Processors: We take a closer look at Intel's new Lunar Lake processors, which are set to revolutionize the laptop market. With built-in RAM and impressive AI performance capabilities, these chips are designed for efficiency and power. However, we also discuss the limitations they impose, particularly the inability to upgrade RAM beyond 32GB. This raises important questions about consumer choice and the future of laptop design, especially for power users who require more memory. Join us as we unpack these topics and more in Episode 671 of F5 Live Refreshing Technology! Whether you're a tech enthusiast or a professional in the industry, there's something for everyone in this episode. 👉 Listen now and let us know your thoughts! https://lnkd.in/ew4K3yt8 #F5Live #Technology #Podcast #Microsoft #NuclearPower #AI #Intel #LunarLake #TechNews #Sustainability

Contents 1.      – Introduction to radionuclide imaging 2.      Atomic structure 3.      Radioactivity https://lnkd.in/e92BBnTb

DIY - MRI without magnets (based on W2AEW's RF tutorial on quarter wave transmission lines) https://lnkd.in/eghxbhBJ

🚀 Decode Audio & Visualize with #CabinaAI 🚀 Explore Cabina's powerful new capabilities! Watch as we decode an audio file on nuclear radiation using ChatGPT and transform it into stunning visuals with Stable Diffusion. #CabinaAI #Cabina #AItools #StableDiffusion #AudioRecognition #CreativeAI #ChatGPT #Innovation

Fusion Generation in Australia, using limitless energy to power the country, into the future. With the break through that have been achieved, why would we look at a future of dirty nuclear fission power, makes no sense at all. The Future is in Hydrogen... https://lnkd.in/g9xHAdQ8

Imagine a world with faster computers and a supercomputer for the good in terms of solving existing problems that require number crunching. Also, keep in mind that the new supercomputers are predicted to consume the amount of electrical energy of a small city. Should each supercomputer in the future come with its own nuclear powerplant?

Come and join us for our How the Use of Digital Technology can Transform your Business Effectiveness online event. 21 February 2024 – 12.00-13.00hrs GMT https://lnkd.in/en_GGkxH Speakers: Ben Gafner and Conor Pearson, Jacobs Engineering Ltd Using Digital technology has the power to transform how we manage nuclear (and non-nuclear) assets. Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) tools, Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR) can all combine to transform how we create and maintain existing and new assets in a more effective and creative way – providing benefits to designers, maintainers, human factors, ergonomics capabilities and those charged with operating and maintaining these assets. Jacobs has significant experience in utilising this technology in a range of areas in the Nuclear Industry. The presentation will help you understand the benefits of using this technology, the various ways in which basic data can be created, utilised and connected to improve your visualisation of the assets and how the imagery used can support the early decision making on asset design and maintenance, avoiding expensive errors and optimising performance. It will also be of interest and informative to anyone who is curious about how this technology can benefit a business, wherever you may be on the Digital Technology learning curve. #digitaltechnology #nuclear