One of the most famous and important open problems in physics is implementation of gravity, more precisely General Relativity (GR), into Quantum Mechanical (QM) framework. GR & QM are not compatible to each other for various reasons. The GR is based on a smooth spacetime whereas QM is discrete &…

Nature speaks to us continuously even though we tend to ignore it. It communicates with us through the ecosystem with such an absolute masterstroke, from which we can learn tons of lessons to imitate and solve our real world problems. …

Success Syndrome teaches us -‘How NOT to Design’ “… (The design mistake) It was repeated 3000 years ago, 300 years ago, just 30 years ago and will likely to be repeated even today.” “…Possibly the greatest tragedy underlying design errors & the resultant failures is that many of them do…

In the September sky, we’ll be exploring the Pisces and Aquarius constellations to observe dying stars known as Nebulae. When stars are born, they consist mainly of hydrogen atoms. Over time, the core of a star changes as hydrogen fuses into helium, increasing the core pressure. This process continues with…

Even though the origin of the traveling salesman problem was initially associated more with salesmen, preachers, and lawyers, it gained mainstream recognition after mathematicians like Euler and Hamilton tackled the challenge. Euler presented his paper on the Konigsberg problem to the Academy of Science in St. Petersburg on August 26…

Introduction: In 1962, Procter & Gamble unveiled a captivating challenge, offering a grand prize of $10,000 — an enticing sum capable of buying a house — to anyone who could crack the elusive Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP). This mathematical puzzle, which involved finding the shortest route to visit 33 cities…

The world of quantum computing has been rapidly evolving since its inception in 1997, when pioneers like IBM, MIT, and UC Berkeley first experimented with 2 qubits. Since then, numerous breakthroughs have been achieved, and the question on everyone’s mind is: are we on the brink of a quantum revolution? …

My mission is to “learn” the mysteries of the stock market through the power of technology. Armed with my knowledge of machine learning, quantum algorithms and “my passion for financial analysis”, I delved deep into the world of stock predictions for quite some time. As I delved into the world…

In this blog, I am giving a case study of how a traditional heat exchanger that encountered severe design conflicts, was ultimately resolved with the innovative design approach called the TRIZ and ended up in building an intellectual property. Heat exchangers are devices designed to transfer thermal energy from one…