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  Cyber Ho Magneto with Quanta Magneto Technology™ (Photo: Business Wire)
  On the way to its 40th anniversary Quanta System remains steadfast in its mission: innovate to improve the lives of people around the world; with an unwavering belief that progress is always possible.
• The global leader in laser technologies continually collaborates with medical professionals, working side by side with doctors to advance healthcare.
• It is this commitment that drives the latest groundbreaking addition to the Cyber Ho family: Cyber Ho Magneto.
• Cyber Ho Magneto, in fact, is the first laser system that tamed the peak power of holmium, turning it into a much longer pulse duration providing the superior dusting of a Thulium Fiber Laser.

• Median Technologies (FR0011049824, ALMDT, PEA/SME eligible) announces today that the Company will be participating and speaking at the premier European radiology conference, the European Congress of Radiology (ECR), being held in Vienna, Austria, February 28 – March 3, 2024.
• Philippe Grenier, Thoracic Radiologist and Head of the Artificial Intelligence project, Foch Hospital, Saint Cloud, France and Pr.
• The European Congress of Radiology (ECR) organized by the European Society of Radiology (ESR) is the premier European event in radiology and the second largest in the world.
• The congress conveys more than 20,000 with a split of more than 10,000 professional delegates (radiologists, technologists etc.

• Dior’s haute couture collection remains a historical moment for post-war fashion, and lends its name to Apple’s new ten-part series.
• The drama explores the state of Parisian couture in the final year of the second world war and the years that followed through the lives of important designers.
• This includes Dior and his contemporaries Coco Chanel, Pierre Balmain, Cristóbal Balenciaga, Lucien Lelong, Hubert de Givenchy and Pierre Cardin.

French fashion during wartime

• Once Nazi forces invaded, Paris and its international fashion markets were effectively cut off from the rest of the world.
• As fashion designers were forced to limit the amount of material they used, unnecessary decorative additions such as ruffles and pockets became expendable.
• Instead, wartime couturiers turned to embroidery and beading for decoration – trends that continue to characterise haute couture today.

The rival ‘American look’

• Its biggest rival was the American ready-to-wear apparel industry, an aspect of the story this new series dramatises to great effect.
• Though the American industry also faced fabric rationing during the second world war, it was not occupied, and the restrictions weren’t as debilitating.

Dior’s beacon of hope

• Dior’s 1947 Carolle collection, was renamed the “new look” at first viewing by American fashion editor Carmel Snow.
• Snow claimed it represented the creation of a new femininity – which Dior would later call “the golden age of couture”.
• Rather, it celebrated the end of the grim years of wartime trauma, misery and lack.

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Elizabeth Kealy-Morris does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.

• Qubit Pharmaceuticals introduces its Hyperion-1 emulator, developed in close collaboration with Sorbonne University and capable of running accelerated and accurate quantum algorithms at over 40 qubits.
• Paris, December 6th, 2023 - Qubit Pharmaceuticals, a deeptech company specializing in the discovery of new drug candidates through molecular simulation and modeling accelerated by hybrid HPC and quantum computing, announces a major scientific breakthrough after achieving quantum computations simulating 40 qubits with its new Hyperion-1 emulator.
• This achievement reinforces Qubit Pharmaceuticals' ambition to become the industry reference in molecular modeling-based drug discovery.
• Exceptional performance: Hyperion-1 has demonstrated outstanding performance in high-speed simulations of complex quantum circuits of up to 40 qubits, using moderate computing resources, i.e.