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How nail techs and Etsy crafters fit into the quantum workforce (opens the original)
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Quantum companies are going beyond universities and recruiting workers elsewhere — including nail salons and Etsy — for their transferible skills. Beauty styling, crafting and other hands-on work requires the kind of steady control and attention to detail that’s crucial for building and maintaining quantum hardware, business and economic development leaders noted at the annual Quantum World Congress, held last week at the University of Maryland, College Park. Quantum technology, which harnesses
To improve chronic care, this Durham startup tracks life outside the doctor's office (opens the original)
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A North Carolina startup is helping healthcare providers look beyond clinical records and consider daily habits to determine better, more effective care. Health data usually includes factors like prescribed medications and X-rays, but little information on social determinants — the non-medical factors affecting quality of life, such as access to food, housing and public transportation. Durham-based rXperius aims to close that gap. It surveys thousands of people living with chronic conditions eac
Inside America House: A mansion for civic tech and political influencers (opens the original)
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Content creators are taking over a mansion right outside DC. Of course, it’s focused on politics — but also entrepreneurship. Residents at America House, coming soon to McLean, Virginia, will work on projects like civic tech platforms tracking government spending and post videos touting political opinions. It’s a new take on a 2010s-era concept that gained fame with “The Hype House,” a now-closed mansion of TikTokers in LA. This version will aim for more nuance, welcome skepticism and push to ma
DC’s public university lands $16M across federal grants for quantum, engineering labs (opens the original)
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Students at DC’s public university are getting more opportunities to research quantum and advanced manufacturing, thanks to nearly $16 million in federal funding. Across three grants, the University of the District of Columbia will fund PhD positions, boost patent and publication filings and build more STEM-focused workforce development programs, per a press release. A $9.9 million award, announced this week, will create a new research project about manufacturing chemistry-enabled quantum device
Mapped: Virginia data centers’ thousands of backup generators (opens the original)
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Thousands of backup generators power Northern Virginia’s massive data center industry, and a single county overwhelmingly bears the brunt. Loudoun County, considered the data center capital of the world, houses nearly half of the state’s more than 13,500 backup generators, according to 195 air permit applications analyzed by Technical.ly. Generators, often powered by highly polluting diesel, serve as emergency backup when enough power isn’t available from the grid due to mechanical outages or na
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