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Intel and QuTech's Horse Ridge highlights key progress towards scalable quantum computers Stefano Pellerano, Principal Engineer at Intel Labs, holding Horse Ridge. Image via Intel Newsroom Back in 2019, Intel debuted its first-generation control chip for scalable quantum computers. Dubbed Horse Ridge, the control chip is a step towards scaling up quantum computers for practical use cases by reducing the complexity of the circuitry required to manage cryogenic qubits and their controlling hardware. Artistic depiction of Horse Ridge by Marieke de Lorijn So far, Intel had posited t...

University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, mass vaccinations have begun to raise the tantalizing prospect of herd immunity that eventually curtails or halts the spread of SARS-CoV-2. But what if herd immunity is never fully achieved – or if the mutating virus gives rise to hyper-virulent variants that diminish the benefits of vaccination? Those questions underscore the need for effective treatments for people who continue to fall ill with the coronavirus. While a few existing drugs show some benefit, there’s a pressing need to find new therapeutics....

New computational tool helps screen molecules for their potential COVID-fighting properties A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, mass vaccinations have begun to raise the tantalizing prospect of herd immunity that eventually curtails or halts the spread of SARS-CoV-2. But what if herd immunity is never fully achieved - or if the mutating virus gives rise to hyper-virulent variants that diminish the benefits of vaccination? Those questions underscore the need for effective treatments for people who continue to fall ill with the coronavirus. While a few existing drugs show some benefit, there's a...

Read Time: A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, mass vaccinations have begun to raise the tantalizing prospect of herd immunity that eventually curtails or halts the spread of SARS-CoV-2. But what if herd immunity is never fully achieved - or if the mutating virus gives rise to hyper-virulent variants that diminish the benefits of vaccination? Those questions underscore the need for effective treatments for people who continue to fall ill with the coronavirus. While a few existing drugs show some benefit, there's a pressing need to find new therapeutics. Led by The University of New Mexico's ...

Research published in the journal Nature Machine Intelligence introduced a tool for scientists that will help in the rapid screening of small molecules having the potential of COVID-19 fighting properties.