Publications by authors named "M A Oberlander"
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- Quantum processor designs need to scale up qubit numbers while ensuring strong connectivity and high accuracy in operations.
- Current semiconductor spin qubit arrays face limitations due to wiring and interference, but the new SpinBus architecture addresses these by connecting qubits through electron shuttling and using lower frequencies for better performance.
- Simulations show that the SpinBus approach can support at least 144 qubits with high fidelity, potentially enabling future quantum processors to meet the demands of scalable quantum computing.
Background: Diabetes mellitus is a common medical complication of pregnancy, and its treatment is complex. Recent years have seen an increase in the application of mobile health tools and advanced technologies, such as remote patient monitoring, with the aim of improving care for diabetes mellitus in pregnancy. Previous studies of these technologies for the treatment of diabetes in pregnancy have been small and have not clearly shown clinical benefit with implementation.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIn today's world of work, the need for digital communication and collaboration competencies became even more prevalent during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Yet, research and practice are lacking solid measurement instruments assessing digital communication and collaboration competencies of workers so far. Furthermore, it is yet unknown if digital communication and collaboration competencies and other so far known resources indeed act as drivers of work engagement during the pandemic.
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- Researchers looked at proteins in prostate cancer to better predict how dangerous the cancer is.
- They found that certain proteins and the stability of DNA in tumors can help tell if patients will live longer or have worse outcomes.
- A new scoring method using these findings is better at predicting survival than the old methods.
Outcomes after rotator cuff repair (RCR) typically are poorer for workers' compensation (WC) than for patients with private insurance. This study examined augmentation of the traditional rehabilitation protocol with an online exercise program. Between March 2016 and July 2018, 48 WC patients who underwent RCR were introduced to a digital rehabilitation program (application).
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