"The principle of understanding and controlling the interference between different electronic states could also be applied to the design of topological quantum devices in the future," — Professor Choi Sang-Jun of the Department of Physics and Photon Science at GIST said. 🚀

“The organ shortage is the greatest crisis we have right now in transplantation,” — said lead author Leonardo Riella, the HMS Harold and Ellen Danser Associate Professor of Surgery .

“Our vision is that xenotransplantation could help address this gap — initially as a bridge to get patients off dialysis while they wait for a human donor kidney, and potentially, as we establish long-term safety and durability, as a destination therapy in its own right,” — he said.

"Before we begin the discussion, I would like to ask you to convey my best wishes and gratitude to the President of the United States, Mr. Trump," — Putin said.

“That’s one of the most objective ways any alien species visiting us would measure how much progress we’ve made as a civilization.

Type I is how well a civilization harnesses the power available on its planet. Type II is how much of its star’s power it harnesses, and Type III is how much of the galaxy’s power it harnesses.

Right now, we’re very low on the Kardashev Type I scale. We’re harnessing almost none of our star’s power. We don’t even know how to do Type III, really. AI will figure it out.”

"The U.K. is one of our oldest allies and partners. We've stood side by side to bring down global threats in multiple wars, and today we commit to stand together in the war on transnational organized crime, " — said U.S. Attorney Jeanine Ferris Pirro.