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1. [3]The 28 qubit adiabatic quantum computer chip [PIC]
2. [4]Proposal for widespread monitoring and tracking of biomarkers
and environmental factors for medical understanding
3. [5]Proposal for widespread monitoring and tracking of biomarkers
and environmental factors for medical understanding
4. [6]Another look at Military Nanotechnology
5. [7]Oil from shale progress
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[10]The 28 qubit adiabatic quantum computer chip [PIC]
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This is what the 28 qubit adiabatic quantum computer chip looks like
The chip used D-Wave compound Josephson junction couplers.
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[24]Proposal for widespread monitoring and tracking of biomarkers and
environmental factors for medical understanding
[25]Andy Grove has criticized how the pharmaceutical industry operates
and performs research.
What I would really like to do is to contact Andy Grove and suggest
that he use his semiconductor knowledge to help a company release a
lot of inexpensive and capable lab on a chip testing systems to track
biomarkers.
Labs on a chip that could track biomarkers daily or hourly and
eventually in realtime. Initially they could be used for large
clinical trials and other studies. Like how TV ratings boxes are used
to track television viewing. The biomarker trackers could also be part
of his healthplan by getting them to all pharmacies and clinics and
doctors offices. We should have blood testing for cancer detection as
well as for disease detection and tracking and monitoring effects of
medication.
[26]this is a variation on tracking one's entire life experiences on a
hard drive. It would be using sensors to track lifetimes of health
related activity as it happens. Diabetics already track calories
consumed and take blood tests of sugar levels. I am proposing going
beyond that to thousands of biomarkers and monitoring of all intake
into the body and activity. This would allow vastly superior data
mining and advance the effort towards truly personalized medicine.
Eventually everyone would have real time tracking of health and
environmental factors that they encounter.
the semiconductor focused approach that I am suggesting would
transform both the research of disease and health and the monitoring
and detection of disease.
Currently doctors and researchers do not get a constant close look at
what is happening with individuals.
the monitoring of biomarkers would need to be combined with some basic
environmental monitoring (cigarretes, air pollution etc...) and
monitoring of substances (food, alcohol, drugs etc...)
Currently the monitoring of health greatly lags the monitoring of TV,
shopping habits and online activity.
For online activity, companies perform studies with "heat maps" of
words and where people are looking in an ad. Near real time.
For health, blood and other testing is inconsistent even when someone
is at high risk for a disease.
For drugs, the prescription is based on statistical samples. It is
like : I recommend the TV show Golden Girls because a study that we
performed of people in your age group suggests that it would be
beneficial. We can do a check up after a few months and see how that
is going. Let us know if you have an adverse reaction, such as
vomiting but otherwise stick to the prescription. If it does not work
we will switch in a few months to 60 minutes and then the Tonight
Show.
If we are able to have large scale tracking of kidney function, heart
function, lung function, arterial health, blood levels, other
biomarkers etc... then we can start making the connections to overall
wear on the system and when something is deteriorating.
We are able to identify abnormal wear on parts in car. But well before
some one is about to become diabetic there are things going on that
are leading up to that point. We need to trace back to the health
equivalent of - you have misalignment and the tires still look great
but the alignment problem will cause abnormal wear.
If we have all of the data then when something starts falling out for
a population then the doctor/researcher can start making the
correlation earlier. Appliance and car companies data mine and analyze
customer service call transcripts and make the correlations. 20 calls
talked about shorting or smoke. This means there was an electrical
issue. If we track the factory dates we determine that they all were
coming from a particular production line 8 years ago on Mondays in the
second quarter. We will need to check all other appliances with that
profile for a common assembly line and production issue.
There are weingard statistical operations management tracking rules to
identify developing bad trends earlier.
We have pro-active methods for identifying problems with appliances
and cars but we do not have shared information for medicine and
health.
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[40]Proposal for widespread monitoring and tracking of biomarkers and
environmental factors for medical understanding
[41]Andy Grove has criticized how the pharmaceutical industry operates
and performs research.
What I would really like to do is to contact Andy Grove and suggest
that he use his semiconductor knowledge to help a company release a
lot of inexpensive and capable lab on a chip testing systems to track
biomarkers.
Labs on a chip that could track biomarkers daily or hourly and
eventually in realtime. Initially they could be used for large
clinical trials and other studies. Like how TV ratings boxes are used
to track television viewing. The biomarker trackers could also be part
of his healthplan by getting them to all pharmacies and clinics and
doctors offices. We should have blood testing for cancer detection as
well as for disease detection and tracking and monitoring effects of
medication.
[42]this is a variation on tracking one's entire life experiences on a
hard drive. It would be using sensors to track lifetimes of health
related activity as it happens. Diabetics already track calories
consumed and take blood tests of sugar levels. I am proposing going
beyond that to thousands of biomarkers and monitoring of all intake
into the body and activity. This would allow vastly superior data
mining and advance the effort towards truly personalized medicine.
Eventually everyone would have real time tracking of health and
environmental factors that they encounter.
the semiconductor focused approach that I am suggesting would
transform both the research of disease and health and the monitoring
and detection of disease.
Currently doctors and researchers do not get a constant close look at
what is happening with individuals.
the monitoring of biomarkers would need to be combined with some basic
environmental monitoring (cigarretes, air pollution etc...) and
monitoring of substances (food, alcohol, drugs etc...)
Currently the monitoring of health greatly lags the monitoring of TV,
shopping habits and online activity.
For online activity, companies perform studies with "heat maps" of
words and where people are looking in an ad. Near real time.
For health, blood and other testing is inconsistent even when someone
is at high risk for a disease.
For drugs, the prescription is based on statistical samples. It is
like : I recommend the TV show Golden Girls because a study that we
performed of people in your age group suggests that it would be
beneficial. We can do a check up after a few months and see how that
is going. Let us know if you have an adverse reaction, such as
vomiting but otherwise stick to the prescription. If it does not work
we will switch in a few months to 60 minutes and then the Tonight
Show.
If we are able to have large scale tracking of kidney function, heart
function, lung function, arterial health, blood levels, other
biomarkers etc... then we can start making the connections to overall
wear on the system and when something is deteriorating.
We are able to identify abnormal wear on parts in car. But well before
some one is about to become diabetic there are things going on that
are leading up to that point. We need to trace back to the health
equivalent of - you have misalignment and the tires still look great
but the alignment problem will cause abnormal wear.
If we have all of the data then when something starts falling out for
a population then the doctor/researcher can start making the
correlation earlier. Appliance and car companies data mine and analyze
customer service call transcripts and make the correlations. 20 calls
talked about shorting or smoke. This means there was an electrical
issue. If we track the factory dates we determine that they all were
coming from a particular production line 8 years ago on Mondays in the
second quarter. We will need to check all other appliances with that
profile for a common assembly line and production issue.
There are weingard statistical operations management tracking rules to
identify developing bad trends earlier.
We have pro-active methods for identifying problems with appliances
and cars but we do not have shared information for medicine and
health.
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[56]Another look at Military Nanotechnology
[57]I had written in 2006 about the Military Nanotechnology book by
Altmann
[58]The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology has reviewed the book.
Some consideration should be given to
1. What are the non-nanotech ways that production could greatly
increase ?
Breakthroughs that allow expanded reel to reel production. ECD Ovonics
quantum control devices made from polymers able to produced without or
with limited performance degradation relative to silicon. Allowing for
MEMS and computers to be produced far more quickly. MEMS can be used
to create UAVs.
Breakthroughs with arrays of MEMS/NEMS to speed up 3D printing from
the nanoscale up.
Mere force multiplier effects or the enabling of a more antiseptic war
does not really alter the geopolitical situation. Especially if the US
and China are near the lead in new production increases.
Also, there is no motivation for global governance if it is primarily
the existing major powers that get more production and maintain a lead
and dominance over others.
I think the existing national powers and the existing political
structure could adapt to the most common and likely scenarios without
ceding sovereignty.
2. How important is production relative to strategy and tactics or
radically new systems capabilities ?
More clever usage of relatively mundane conventional weapons and
non-weapons technology could be used to far greater effect. Air
superiority and ruthlessness (similar to the Romans over Carthage or
using the WW2 russian tactics of scorched earth but on enemy terrain)
could be used to genocide a country in weeks.
Merely the production of a lot more robotic weapons does not overcome
nuclear deterrent.
Look there is a swarm of UAV's crossing the Ocean... launch ...
launch.
How is that different from look there are ICBMs launching and crossing
the Ocean..launch...launch?
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[72]Oil from shale progress
[73]Fortune magazine has a feature on the progress of Shell to get oil
from shale. Hat tip to [74]futurepundit.
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Shell declines to get too specific about how much oil it thinks it
can pump at peak production levels, but one DOE study contends that
the region can sustain two million barrels a day by 2020 and three
million by 2040. Other government estimates have posited an upper
range of five million. At that level, Western oil shale would rival
the largest oilfields in the world.
Oil shale has one other big appeal: It's not vulnerable to the
steep depletion rates that have afflicted other big oilfields.
Oil shale would help make any [75]transition from oil easier in the
event of peak oil.
Harold Vinegar has developed a cutting-edge technology that,
according to Shell, will produce large quantities of high-quality
oil without ravaging the local environment - and be profitable with
prices around $30 a barrel.
In Situ Conversion Process, or ICP - that could vindicate Shell's
28-year, $200 million (at least) bet on oil shale research.
Shell drills 1,800-foot wells and into them inserts heating rods
that raise the temperature of the oil shale to 650 degrees
Fahrenheit. To keep the oil from escaping into the ground water,
the heater wells are ringed by freeze walls created by coolant
piped deep into the ground; this freezes the rock and water on the
perimeter of the drill site. Eventually the heat begins to
transform the kerogen (the fossil fuel embedded in the shale) into
oil and natural gas. After the natural gas is separated, the oil is
piped to a refinery to be converted into gasoline and other
products
In essence, ICP simply accelerates Mother Nature's handiwork. Fifty
million years ago, large swaths of what is now northwest Colorado,
northeast Utah, and southwest Wyoming were covered by two great
lakes. Algae, leaves and other prehistoric life forms sank to the
bottom, leaving behind a thick layer of organic muck. Starved of
oxygen, these sediments could not decay, and periodically they
would be covered and compacted by sand and other rock deposits.
Over millions of years, the pressure exerted by the weight of the
rock layers transformed the organic layers into kerogen.
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