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William Huynh

Melbourne
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National video producer @ACMVora | Former cadet journo @WboolStandard | Got a news tip? 📧 william.huynh@austcommunitymedia.com.au
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Chiral edge state control of thermoelectric effects

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By Yuanyuan Wang, Elizabeth Selig, William Huynh, Boliang Liu
| Science Magazine
Abstract Thermoelectric responses in two-dimensional electron gases subjected to magnetic fields have the potential to provide unique information about quasiparticle statistics. In this study, we show that chiral edge states play a key role in thermoelectric Hall bar measurements by completely controlling the direction of the internal thermal gradient. To this end, we perform measurements of the magnetothermoelectric responses of cadmium arsenide quantum wells.
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Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis: A complex interplay between a clinically and genetically heterogeneous condition

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By Emily O'Keefe, Matthew C. Kiernan, William Huynh
| Wiley Online Library
CASE DESCRIPTION A 53-year-old Greek woman presented with a 25-year history of slowly progressive spastic paraparesis. Symptom onset was asymmetrical at age 30, affecting the right lower limb before involving the left within months, leading to recurrent falls. She denied upper limb, bulbar or respiratory symptoms, reporting only mild bladder overactivity. Her medical history included well-controlled hypothyroidism, with no family history of neurological disorders.
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AI Systems with Economic Incentives

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By William Huynh
| Medium
One of the biggest headaches in the fast-moving world of AI is making sure these systems actually do what we want them to. While the big macro issues such as ethics, human values, and AI morals take up all the media oxygen, the day-to-day decisions AIs make for consumers and businesses are equally, if not more important right now.
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