Quantum simulation, one-shot CRISPR and ancient fossils in a September 28 science roundup
A September 28 post claims one-shot CRISPR halved bad cholesterol for a year and says 1.7-billion-year-old fossils link oxygen to the rise of complex life. A linked aieon.ee description covers a 13-ion quantum simulation.
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A September 28 post highlights three science developments: quantum simulations it says recreate early-universe particle birth, one-shot CRISPR it says halved bad cholesterol for a year, and 1.7-billion-year-old fossils it links to oxygen and the rise of complex life. The linked aieon.ee description says researchers led by Duke Quantum Center used a 13-ion trapped-ion simulator to observe string-breaking dynamics.
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