Thomas Begley, associate director of UAlbany's RNA Institute and Williams-Raycheff Endowed Professor of Biology, examines a petri dish with a student in his laboratory. Begley is leading federally funded research exploring how woodsmoke exposure and age-related DNA damage contribute to disease and how RNA-based discoveries could lead to new treatments. (Photo by Zach Durocher) You can watch the research in action: Could Yoghurt Protect Firefighters' Lungs?!
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In a Journal of Learning Disabilities study, Paul Morgan and Eric Hengyu Hu analyzed National Assessment of Educational Progress data (2003-2022) and found persistent, though narrowing, under-identification of learning disabilities among students of color, English language learners and girls. They reported no evidence of over-identification among these groups.
Carlo Cafaro recently published “Geometric Aspects of Entanglement Generating Hamiltonian Evolutions” in the International Journal of Theoretical Physics with co-author James Schneelock of the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory. The paper studies the efficiency, curvature and complexity of entangling quantum evolutions between orthogonal and nonorthogonal quantum states.
Carlo Cafaro, Walid Redjem and colleagues in the U.S. and Italy recently published an article in Quantum Review Letters on the acceleration limit in quantum-mechanical evolutions of quantum systems in pure states.
