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Constructor Research Platform provides a specialized computing environment with pre-installed packages for various scientific domains. It supports collaboration by offering a centralized web-based space for data and code sharing through interactive publications, as well as access to the entire environment for project experiment reproducibility.
Constructor is all-in-one platform for education and research. With expertise in machine intelligence and data science, Constructor is built to cater to the needs of schools, higher education, corporate training, alternative credentials, and professional sports, offering solutions for teaching and administration, learning and research. From infrastructure to applications, Constructor elevates learning experiences, empowers educators, and drives research breakthroughs. |
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Axiomatic_AI is a venture capital-funded startup that aims to accelerate R&D by "Automated Interpretable Reasoning" (AIR) -- a verifiably truthful AI model built for reasoning in science and engineering.
Our aim is Mission 10X30: Pioneering a Tenfold Boost in Science & Engineering Productivity by 2030. We achieve this with a new AI model based on Automated Interpretable Reasoning (AIR), combining advances in reinforcement learning, LLMs, and world models. AIR streamlines end-to-end prototype development, with a primary focus on the largest segments of semiconductor-based hardware. Axiomatic_AI's AIR is grounded in evidence-driven deduction based on the foundations of physics and mathematical deduction.
The core team of Axiomatic_AI consists of leading engineers, physicists, and computer science experts. With collective ventures valued at over $3 billion, the founders share a common mission: that to solve the big problems facing our world, we must dramatically speed the pace of research and technological advancement – by empowering human ingenuity.
Office locations: Boston, Barcelona, Toronto |
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The Donostia International Physics Center Foundation (DIPC - dipc.ehu.es) was created in 1999, the fruit of institutional collaboration between the Departments of Education and Industry of the Basque government, the University of the Basque Country, the Diputación Foral de Guipúzcoa, the San Sebastián City Hall, the Kutxa of Guipúzcoa and San Sebastián. Iberdrola S.A. also participated in the project from 2000-2003. In 2004, Naturcorp Multiservicios S.A, joined, followed by Telefónica S.A in 2005.
- The DIPC was created as an intellectual centre whose main aim is to promote and catalyse the development of basic research and basic research oriented towards material science to reach the highest level. Since its creation, the DIPC has been an open institution, linked to the University of the Basque Country, serving as a platform for the internationalising of basic science in the Basque Country in the field of materials.
- During its short life, the DIPC Foundation has become an international point of reference in basic research in the field of the Physics of Materials. This relevance shows in the quality of the researchers who have done research stays at the Foundation, the international level of the conferences held there, and, mainly, by the importance of the scientific contributions made as a consequence of the activities carried out at the DIPC.
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IKUR (www.science.eus/en/ikur) is the Basque strategy promoted by the Education Department of the Basque Government to boost the Scientific Research in specific strategical areas and to position them at international level. Although its first focus is to enhance the the generation of knowledge of excellence, in the medium and long term, it also seeks the technological development in these fields. |
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Supported by the grant CEX2021-001214-S funded by MCIU/AEI /10.13039/501100011033 |
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IOP Publishing is a society-owned scientific publisher, providing impact, recognition and value for the scientific community. They publish more than 100 scientific journals including Journal of Physics: Materials and Machine Learning: Science and Technology. As the publishing arm of the Institute of Physics, 100% of their profit goes towards public and scientific good. |
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