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Artificial Intelligence Used to Forecast Solar Flux - Vimarsana News

Artificial Intelligence Used to Forecast Solar Flux

A deep learning method that had formerly demonstrated favorable performance in forecasting problems was used by scientists from the Department of Computer Systems Engineering at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, in partnership with the University of Strathclyde (UK), to predict the F10.7 solar radio flux over days-ahead timescales pertinent to space operations.

Vestas launches Professor Peter Wallace Prize & Internship for sought-after grid talent - Vimarsana News

Vestas launches Professor Peter Wallace Prize & Internship for sought-after grid talent

Partnering with Monash University and the Wallace Family, Vestas has established and sponsored the Professor Peter Wallace Prize & Internship.

Aussie Healthcare Workers Could Wear ID Tags in Future Contract Tracing System: Research Trial - Vimarsana News

Aussie Healthcare Workers Could Wear ID Tags in Future Contract Tracing System: Research Trial

The future of COVID-19 contact tracing could see healthcare workers wear electronic ID tags while they work, according ...

Wearable devices to support Covid contact tracing in Australian hospitals - Vimarsana News

Wearable devices to support Covid contact tracing in Australian hospitals

Bluetooth-powered ID tags could soon be worn by healthcare workers to make COVID-19 contact tracing more accurate, help control future infection

Detecting Retinal Diseases with Advanced AI Technology - Vimarsana News

Detecting Retinal Diseases with Advanced AI Technology

An international group of researchers has successfully applied AI technology to real-world retinal imagery to detect possible diseases more accurately and on a larger scale.