What experts are saying about Computational
Computational science — simulation, modeling, and the computing methods accelerating discovery across fields.
“Rice's theorem in computability theory establishes that all non-trivial semantic properties of programs are undecidable.”
— Joel David Hamkins
“A theorem proven by Joel David Hamkins and Alexey Miasnikov establishes that the halting problem has a "black hole," meaning there is a computable procedure that correctly decides almost every instance of the problem.”
— Joel David Hamkins
“Martin Lercher is a professor of computational cell biology at Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf, Germany.”
— Martin Lercher
“The science team at Google DeepMind is currently working on creating a virtual simulation of a cell nucleus as a first step toward a full virtual cell.”
— Demis Hassabis
“A cuneiform tablet in the British Museum, dating to the second century BC, contains rules for a later version of the Royal Game of Ur, allowing for the reconstruction of how the ancient game was played.”
— Irving Finkel