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The Dull Men's Club wizards subgroup is for discussions of a scientific nature. This list is mostly for setting up topics for future meetings.

Topics for Future Meetings
Replacing cell towers with Satellites.
YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_mtAPpqzPM

State of the art battery technology

Chip Design process and equipmwnt ASML

Health Topis Boston Life Science Clinical Trials for Macular Degeneration using
Yamanake Genes

Drug discovery using AI

I have been studying how AI is used in drug discovery. It would interesting
to describe AI tools developed by David Baker of Washington State where
he and the Google Deep Mind people won the Noble Prize in 2016.

Not sure how to present this but we can then describe the drugs discovered
and the diseases they solved. It would show progress using this technology.
U of Washington and David Baker have made software tools like Foldit that
are available for people to test ideas in genetics. Basically, when protein is
made the way it folds determines it function.

Alzheimers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhwNcH1zKXE

Just some ideas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7NHWj8JEzE

Deep Learning for Protein Engineering Primer (AlphaFold 2, ProteinMPNN, RFDiffusion)


Aug 2026 update on Voyager 1 and 2.
more than 55 years of operation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWww7z4h22E

Anyway, other topics might be:
-How AI is changing engineering work(for example in script writing)
-Semiconductor technology for Flash Memory or High Bandwidth Memory DRAMs HBM for GPUs
-Progress in Health for seniors. Cancer and other disease progress. For example, Moderna and Merck have
announced new cancer treatments. The increasing use of Lithium for Alzheimer's. This is more biology but
Wizard may be interested in improving their health.
-Also, what we can do personally to improve our health. On youtube many health professionals offer services
to guide people. After all doctors have a tough time keeping up with the number of patients.

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