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Quantum. Series 2, Episode 4 / produced by Geoffrey Burchfield, Richard Corfield, Paul Costello and Naomi Lumsdaine.
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Outros autores:
Burchfield, Geoffrey
(Narrator, Producer)
,
Corfield, Richard
(Producer)
,
Costello, Paul
(Producer)
,
Dayton, Leigh
(Narrator)
,
Fry, Rae
(Narrator)
,
Lumsdaine, Naomi
(Producer)
,
Willis, Paul
(Narrator)
Formato:
Video
Idioma:
English
Publicado:
Sydney, New South Wales :
ABC Commercial,
2013.
Series:
VAST: academic video online
Subjects:
Anxiety in children.
Lymph nodes
>
Research.
Quantum computers
>
Research.
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Summary:
The latest developments in health, medicine, environmental issues, space and technology feature in this exciting and thought-provoking package of science stories. This episode looks at the race to build a radically different kind of computer - a so-called quantum computer - in which the microprocessors are individual atoms; a team of Australian researchers that is conducting a world-first study to discover how high risk children can be spared the agony of full-blown anxiety disorders as they grow into adulthood; tiny creatures called chitons that make teeth of solid iron; a LIDAR laser being built in Tasmania and destined to be sent to Antarctica to take the temperature of the atmosphere 90km above the Earths' surface; and a new technique that is helping surgeons detect the single lymph node most likely to be affected by cancer - the so-called 'sentinal' node.
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Title from resource description page (viewed July 10, 2014).
Descrición Física:
1 online resource (26 min.).
Tempo de Xogo:
00:26:25
Idioma:
This edition in English.
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