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#Electro Chemical Reaction Measurement
#pH Probe
#redox Probe
#Low Voltage Sensor
#Gaz Sensor
#Wheatstone Bridge
#Load Cell
#USB Volt Meter
#Yocto Hub Ethernet
#Yocto Hub Wireless
#Yocto Visualisation
#Yocto Meteo
#Yocto To Yoatta Converter
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#Yocto Meter
#Yocto USB Temperature Sensor
#Liquid Temperature Sensor
#Yocto Second
#Quark State Measurement
#Time For Light To Cross Atomic Nucleus
#Research Of Ultrafast Processes Inside Nuclei
#Nuclear Physics
#Particle Accelator
#Extreme State Of Matter
#Quark Gluon Plasma
#Yocto Lifetime Of Plasma
#High Energy Photons
#Yocto Second Pulse Generation
#Synthetic biology | Synthetic yeast genome | Synthetic chromosome | Synthetic chromosome XI | DNA sequence constructed consists of around 660,000 base pairs (letters making up the DNA code) | Cell growing with the same fitness level as a natural cell | Researchers can force cells to shuffle their gene content, creating millions of different versions of the cells with different characteristics | Individuals can then be picked with improved properties for a wide range of applications in medicine, bioenergy and biotechnology | Process is effectively a form of super-charged evolution | Chromosome can be repurposed as a new system to study extrachromosomal circular DNAs (eccDNAs) | eccDNAs are free-floating DNA circles that have looped out of the genome and are being increasingly recognized as factors in aging and as a cause of malignant growth and chemotherapeutic drug resistance in many cancers, including glioblastoma brain tumors | Making synthetic versions of all of yeast chromosomes | Building synthetic chromosomes within yeast cells | Establishing foundations for designing and making synthetic chromosomes and even genomes for complex organisms like plants and animals
#AI Enabler
#Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) Lithography
#Optical encoder
#Precision measurement
#Quantum electron spin manipulation
#Niobium | Atomic number: 41 | Atomic symbol: Nb | Atomic weight : 92.906 | Density: 8.57 grams per cubic centimetre | Melting point: 4,491 degrees Fahrenheit (2,477 degrees Celsius) | Boiling point: 8,571 degrees F (4,744 degrees C)
#1550nm LiDAR | Advantages: safety, range, and performance in various environmental conditions | Enhanced Eye Safety: absorbed more efficiently by cornea and lens of eye, preventing light from reaching sensitive retina | Longer Detection Range | Improved Performance in Adverse Weather Conditions such as as fog, rain, or dust | Reduced Interference from Sunlight and Other Light Sources | More expensive due to complexity and lower production volumes of their components
#Ultra sonic piezo motor
#Immediate.Measures to Increase American Mineral Production
#Critical minerals in Artificial Intelligence | At the core of AI transformation lies a complex ecosystem of critical minerals, each playing a distinct role | Boron: used to alter electrical properties of silicon | Silicon: fundamental material used in most semiconductors and integrated circuits | Phosphorus: helps establish the alternating p-n junctions necessary for creating transistors and integrated circuits | Cobalt: used in metallisation processes of semiconductor manufacturing | Copper: primary conductor in integrated circuits | Gallium: used in compound semiconductors such as gallium arsenide (GaAs) and gallium nitride (GaN) | Germanium: used in high-speed integrated circuits and fibre-optic technologies | Arsenic: employed as a dopant in silicon-based semiconductors | Indium phosphide: widely used in optical communications | Palladium: used in production of multi-layer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) | Silver: the most conductive metal used in specialised integrated circuits and circuit boards | Tungsten: serves as a key material in transistors and as a contact metal in chip interconnects | Gold: used in bonding wires, connectors, and contact pads in chip packaging | Europium: enables improved performance in lasers, LEDs, and high-frequency electronics essential to AI systems and optical networks | Yttrium: improves the efficiency and stability of materials like GaN and InP, supporting advanced applications in photonics, high-speed computing, and communications technologies
#Critical minerals for Optics, Imaging & Advanced Materials | Graphite: high-speed electronics, advanced sensors, and thermal management systems | Copper: short-distance data transmission in AI data centres | Germanium: a key material in thermal imaging, night-vision optics, and fibre-optic communication systems | Indium: optical communication systems | Praseodymium: specific types of lasers and optical materials | Neodymium:solid-state lasers | Holmium: specialised laser systems, particularly medical and scientific applications
#Critical minerals for Power Supply & Batteries | Lithium: portable electronics, wearables, electric vehicles | Graphite: stores lithium ions during charging process and releases them during discharge | Manganese: used in various lithium-ion battery chemistries | Cobalt: critical to the performance of premium mobile and computing devices | Nickel: crucial for electric vehicles, high-performance electronics, and energy-intensive AI systems