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Chemist-aligned retrosynthesis by ensembling diverse inductive bias models
Abstract Chemical synthesis remains a critical bottleneck in the discovery and manufacture of functional small molecules1−3. While AI-assisted synthesis planning has proliferated in recent years, a detailed understanding of its failure modes has not been achieved, and models still struggle with predicting less frequent, yet strategically critical reactions, as well as hallucinated, incorrect predictions misaligned with chemists’ expectations4−12.
Les Oberg Appointed as Microboard’s Director of Program Management & PMO
Les Oberg, Director of Program Management & PMO SEYMOUR, CT, UNITED STATES, July 31, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Mr. Les Oberg has been appointed Microboard’s new Director of Program Management and PMO. In this role, he leads the Program Management team and is responsible for establishing a formal, scalable PMO that supports the company’s strategic growth.
Microboard & Napatech Respond to Urgent Ebola Crisis in the DRC
Bunia, the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Microboard Mission partners distributing clean water in less than 24 hours to crisis areas. Microboard Mission partners distribute masks and prevention information. Microboard & Napatech partner together to address the urgent Ebola crisis in the DRC delivering clean water, protective supplies, and masks.
Microboard Makes $1.3 Million Investment in Mycronic's MYTower 7+ and MYTower 6X Inventory Towers
Mycronic MYTower 7+ & 6X inventory storage towers installed at Microboard's facility. Connecticut EMS provider expands manufacturing capacity with advanced component storage technology.
FaithBanc Global Opens Invitation-Only Investment Access for Compliant Private Banking Platform
FaithBanc Global Opens Invitation-Only Investment Access for Compliant Private Banking Platform ORLANDO, FL, UNITED STATES, January 3, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- FaithBanc Global is pleased to announce the opening of an invitation-only investment opportunity for qualified investors to support the launch of a next-generation private banking platform, designed to integrate traditional banking capabilities and digital assets within a single, compliance-forward operating model.
Improvising careers 🛠️ Thrive in jobs that don’t exist... yet
At every big event this year — AI, quantum, fusion, sustainability — I kept running into Christopher Bishop. Sometimes on stage, sometimes in the crowd, always ahead of the curve. Chris stands out because reinvention is his default setting. Chris has shifted careers more times than most people update their phones. Musician, techie, strategist, coach, writer, speaker, author: each shift a conscious jump, not just luck.
Quantum Tech Pod Episode 74: Quantum AI With Enrique Lizaso Olmos, CEO Multiverse Computing
By Christopher Bishop posted 12 Jun 2024 My latest Quantum Tech Pod with Enrique Lizaso Olmos, Founder and CEO of Multiverse Computing, is live! Enrique has a degree in mathematics, a PhD in biostatistics, an MD, and an MBA. He is also a former university professor, having taught engineering, mechatronics, statistics, finance, and marketing at the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona.
Quantum Tech Pod Episode 72: Andrei Dragomir, Aquark Technologies
By Christopher Bishop posted 15 May 2024 My latest Quantum Tech Pod with Andrei Dragomir – Co-Founder and CEO of quantum company Aquark Technologies is live! Andrei grew up in Romania in a house with a scientific focus: his mother is a professor of physics, and his father is an engineer. He remembers as a kid going to his mom’s lab after school, where his toys of choice were the devices lying around—the optics, the lasers, the electronics.
Journal of Southern History
Carl V. Harris's Segregation in the New South: Birmingham, Alabama, 1871–1901 uses Birmingham as a case study to revive a historiographical debate on the timing and nature of segregation. When Harris died in 2018, W. Elliot Brownlee edited and completed the manuscript based on Harris's [End Page 183] drafts and research notes. This interdisciplinary study uses social psychology and sociology to investigate political, economic, and social color lines in early Birmingham.
Quantum Tech Pod Episode 63: Grégoire Ribordy, CEO, ID Quantique (IDQ)
My latest Quantum Tech Pod with Grégoire Ribordy, CEO of ID Quantique is live! Gregoire went to EPFL (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) - the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology - where he studied physics. After working for a year in Japan at Nikon, the camera company, he returned to Switzerland in the mid-90s.
AI4Science to empower the fifth paradigm of scientific discovery
Over the coming decade, deep learning looks set to have a transformational impact on the natural sciences. The consequences are potentially far-reaching and could dramatically improve our ability to model and predict natural phenomena over widely varying scales of space and time. Could this capability represent the dawn of a new paradigm of scientific discovery?
China, the coronavirus, and the liberal international order
China’s apparent success in tackling COVID-19 will bolster its authoritarian political system—and its restrictive approach to human rights. This article is a part of OGR's Imagining our Post-Pandemic Futures series on the human rights practice needed for creating a better world during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. The global COVID-19 pandemic has become a contest not just between differing public health approaches, but also between the different political systems they represent.
Opinion: What to look for tonight in the 2020 U.S. presidential election
Vote in ballots, Pennsylvania, Texas and Florida will be key tonight in determining who takes the white house As Canadians, we’re often guilty of paying more attention to American politics than we do to our own. On one level, this is hardly surprising: as Pierre Trudeau famously said, living next to the United States is like “sleeping with an elephant,” a maxim that can probably be extended to the American relationship with the entire world.
Congress and Foreign Relations: The Taiwan Relations Act
The role of Congress in U.S. foreign policy is unique among the legislative bodies of the world. Our Constitution provides that the Congress, and especially the Senate, will be a source of independent judgment and a potential check upon the actions of the executive branch on such fundamental matters as the use of military force, the conclusion of international commitments, the appointment of principal policymakers, and the financing of military and diplomatic programs.
Chinese Realpolitik
Scholars and policy analysts seem almost obsessed with China's continuing rise toward the status of a great power. Debates rage about whether there is a "China threat" to East Asia or the United States, how to measure China's present military and economic power, and which trends best project China's growth into the next century. Less attention has been given to how Chinese government analysts view their own security environment.
A Requisite for the Success of Popular Diplomacy
THE control of foreign relations by modern democracies creates a new and pressing demand for popular education in international affairs.
Trump's Authoritarian Turn Mimics Erdogan's Strongman Act
In the 1960s, conservative Turkish politicians often promised to transform Turkey into a “small America.” That pledge was premised on a hopeful vision of the United States, a country that many Turks wanted to emulate. But a half century later, it is the United States that finds itself well on the way to becoming a bigger version of Turkey and not the other way around. If they were not clear already, the darker strains of Donald Trump’s presidency have been revealed in recent months.
Pandemic denial: an imperfect storm for autocratization in Brazil
Rather than using the pandemic to consolidate power, Bolsonaro has denied the problem and clashed with his own government—could this mistake end his autocracy? A man walks past graffiti depicting Jair Bolsonaro and healthcare workers, which reads: "Which side of the rope are you on?" in Sao Paulo. Sebastiao Moreira/EFE. The anxiety of survival is the dominant sentiment in a pandemic. As individuals, we fear whether we're going to stay alive and healthy.
Pandemic denial: an imperfect storm for autocratization in Brazil
Rather than using the pandemic to consolidate power, Bolsonaro has denied the problem and clashed with his own government—could this mistake end his autocracy? A man walks past graffiti depicting Jair Bolsonaro and healthcare workers, which reads: "Which side of the rope are you on?" in Sao Paulo. Sebastiao Moreira/EFE. The anxiety of survival is the dominant sentiment in a pandemic. As individuals, we fear whether we're going to stay alive and healthy.
China, the coronavirus, and the liberal international order
China’s apparent success in tackling COVID-19 will bolster its authoritarian political system—and its restrictive approach to human rights. This article is a part of OGR's Imagining our Post-Pandemic Futures series on the human rights practice needed for creating a better world during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. The global COVID-19 pandemic has become a contest not just between differing public health approaches, but also between the different political systems they represent.
Don’t Say Cheese! The Smiles of Buster Keaton and Humphrey Bogart
Some stars are identified by their smiles. Take Julia Roberts, for instance.
The Antigay "Traditional Plan" and the History of the Methodist Church
; 3/17/19 News at Home tags: slavery, religion, religious history, LGBTQ, Methodist by Christopher M. Bishop Christopher M. Bishop recently completed his Ph.D. at Auburn University, where he specialized in the history of the South and American Methodism. He is currently an adjunct professor of history at Auburn University at Montgomery and Jefferson State Community College. He lives with his wife in Birmingham.
The Antigay "Traditional Plan" and the History of the Methodist Church
; 3/17/19 News at Home tags: slavery, religion, religious history, LGBTQ, Methodist by Christopher M. Bishop Christopher M. Bishop recently completed his Ph.D. at Auburn University, where he specialized in the history of the South and American Methodism. He is currently an adjunct professor of history at Auburn University at Montgomery and Jefferson State Community College. He lives with his wife in Birmingham.
15 Books every Data Scientist Should Read
With all this talk of terabytes and petabytes of digital information zipping around the world at the speed of light, it’s sometimes easy to forget about the humble book! After all pretty much all you could ever practically need to know is probably conveniently available on a blog, Google Hangout or SlideShare presentation somewhere.
Letter: Need to protect Prudden-Baldwin property
I write in favor of protecting the Prudden-Baldwin property on Prospect Street. To the Puritan Original Planters of Milford, graveyards were blessed lands, usually abutting a church, made sacred by the burial of those thought to be worthy of God. However, the Original Planters did not choose land near the Common House as would have been typical, but rather chose Peter Prudden’s garden for their graveyard, and by this choice, made this land their sacred and hallowed graveyard.
Letter: Thank you for supporting Oneida Castle veterans memorial
The Oneida Castle Veteran Memorial Committee would like to express our thanks to everyone involved in making our Veteran Memorial Dedication a success. We wish to thank the Rev. Jack Fucci for his heartfelt, inspiring invocation and blessing. Thank you to the Cochran Memorial Church for their help and assistance.
Brave new world: implications for AI - aispeakers
I was invited to attend the “AI Now | 2017 Symposium” at the MIT Media Lab on July 10th. A team of experts with experience across a range of disciplines shared perspective and insight on various topics related to the “constellation of AI” – to quote speaker Genevieve Bell, anthropologist, university professor and Senior Official at INTEL.
How we became “the ai guys” - aispeakers
At one of the social events, Chris and David discussed several shared ideas about the future. David, who was speaking about climate change and introducing his latest book and non-profit “This Spaceship Earth”, was excited about expanding his writing and sharing his insight about the power of artificial intelligence, a topic he had first explored in his fourth book “Entering the Shift Age”.
Substance, not hype, powers AI excitement at premier machine learning conference - Microsoft Research
By Christopher Bishop, Distinguished Scientist and Director of Microsoft Research Cambridge Lab This month, I will attend the Conference and Workshop on Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS), the premier gathering in the machine learning field. I’ve participated in this conference most years since it began in 1987 and I’m looking forward once again to catching up with colleagues and friends as well as exploring new developments in the field.
Patch The Sky - Worldnews.com
Hüsker Dü (/ˈhʊskərˈduː/) was an American rock band formed in Saint Paul, Minnesota in 1979. The band's continual members were guitarist Bob Mould, bassist Greg Norton, and drummer Grant Hart. Hüsker Dü first gained notice as a hardcore punk band with thrashing tempos and screamed vocals. The band developed a more melodic musical style as they drifted away from their early sound, helping to develop the early alternative rock sound in the process.
Stand With Iraqi Christians
Isis is strong, but Love is stronger! Help us care for Christian refugees in Iraq! We are Stand With Iraqi Christians. This project began at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Radnor, PA. One of our members lives & works in Erbil, Iraq and told us firsthand about this spiritual and humanitarian crisis. Randy believes the suffering of these people is not receiving proper attention by the American and international media, or the Church. Our congregation is choosing to take action.
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