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Tick (check) box to add article to PDF "basket" Fale spinowe umożliwiają budowę komputerów nowej generacji Naukowcy stale dążą do opracowania systemów komputerowych nowej generacji, które będą w stanie wydajnie i elastycznie przetwarzać dane przy zachowaniu niskiego zużycia energii. Finansowany przez UE projekt SWING również skupiał się na tym celu. Powstała w ramach badań innowacyjna metodologia może okazać się kluczem do urzeczywistnienia szybkich, elastycznych i energooszczędnych „superkomputerów”. Published: 12 January 2021 Le onde di spin per la computazione di prossima generazione Oggi gli scienziati stanno lavorando allo sviluppo di sistemi informatici di prossima generazione in grado di elaborare informazioni in modo rapido e flessibile, oltre che efficiente sotto il profilo energetico. Anche il progetto SWING, finanziato dall'UE, contribuisce attivamente a questo obiettivo concependo un nuovo metodo per trasferire questi «super computer» dal progetto alla produzione. Published: 12 January 2021 Les ondes de spin pour l’informatique de prochaine génération Les scientifiques développent actuellement des systèmes informatiques de prochaine génération capables de traiter des informations de manière rapide, modulable et éco-énergétique. Le projet SWING financé par l’UE a activement contribué à cet objectif. Ses recherches ont produit une nouvelle méthode innovante qui pourrait s’avérer essentielle pour donner vie à ces «supercalculateurs». Published: 12 January 2021 Ondas de espín para la informática de nueva generación Los científicos trabajan en desarrollar sistemas informáticos de nueva generación que procesen información de forma rápida, flexible y eficiente en materia de energía. El proyecto SWING, financiado con fondos europeos, contribuyó activamente a ello. Su investigación ha creado un método nuevo e innovador que podría ser clave para llevar estos «superordenadores» de la mesa de diseño a la realidad. Published: 12 January 2021 Spin waves for next-generation computing Scientists are currently working to develop next-generation computer systems which can process information quickly and flexibly but are also energy-efficient. The EU-funded SWING project also actively contributed to this goal. Their research has produced an innovative new method that could prove key to bringing these 'super computers' from the drawing board to reality. Published: 12 January 2021 Spinwellen für die Datenverarbeitung der Zukunft Die Wissenschaft arbeitet an der nächsten Generation von Computersystemen, die Informationen schnell und flexibel verarbeiten können und gleichzeitig energieeffizient sind. Auch das EU-finanzierte Projekt SWING war daran aktiv beteiligt und hat eine innovative Methode vorgelegt, die diese „Supercomputer“ vom Reißbrett in die Wirklichkeit katapultieren könnte. Published: 12 January 2021 Transforming institutions to foster responsible research An EU-funded project is promoting responsible research and innovation in bioscience, using action plans, a sustainable model and guidelines that aim to make research more relevant, inclusive and effective for citizens and businesses. Published: 24 June 2020 Collecting the world's viruses, empowering urgent research Ebola, Zika, MERS, COVID-19? An EU-funded collection of mammalian viruses is supporting researchers around the globe in their efforts to shed new light on old and emerging illnesses and advance their treatment and control. This Research Infrastructure is the world's largest archive of such pathogens and is set up to respond to outbreaks quickly. Published: 2 April 2020 New treatment to slow muscle wastage in boys with DMD A medicine developed by EU-funded researchers has been approved to treat children with the degenerative and fatal genetic disease Duchenne muscular dystrophy. A major clinical trial is expected to announce positive results soon. Published: 19 March 2020 Benign-by-design approach to nano-innovation EU-funded researchers have developed a fresh 'benign-by-design' approach to balancing the commercial and societal benefits of nanomaterial innovations and their environmental impacts, which are notoriously difficult to pinpoint. Published: 11 November 2019
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