Computation Without Current

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An alternative computer is described that would transmit information by polarizing lines of cellular automata without using a current. The concept would allow branching lines and combining lines of cells to perform various logic functions. The technical difficulties to be overcome are discussed.

Author: Smith, Charles G.
Research, Usage, Innovations, Computers, Digital computers, Quantum electrodynamics, Cellular automata

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Lessons from litigation over silicone breast implants: a call for activism by scientists

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Litigation concerning the role of silicon breast implants in causing autoimmune disease illustrates the need for legal standards for expert scientific testimony. Two proposals are court-appointed experts or a panel of experts that advises the court.

Author: Rosenbaum, James T.
Standards, Cases, Evidence, Expert, Expert evidence, Breast implants, Evidence, Scientific, Scientific evidence (Law), Bendectin (Medication)

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