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Wolfgang Kraske is the movant of several startup companies and technologies in social networking, medical imaging, bio-informatics, optical processing, supercomputing and quantum computing. Intellectually, Dr. Kraske's interests are focused in areas of physics and mathematics such as quantum spin algebra, computer languages and limitology. Dr. Kraske received his PhD in 1995 at the USC school of Electrical Engineering under the advisement of Professor Irving S. Reed. He also has a MS in Electrical Engineering from USC and a BS in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Maryland College Park. His PhD studies focused on quantum spin algebra. Dr. Kraske received his PhD as a Northrop-Gru
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Wolfgang Kraske is the movant of several startup companies and technologies in social networking, medical imaging, bio-informatics, optical processing, supercomputing and quantum computing. Intellectually, Dr. Kraske's interests are focused in areas of physics and mathematics such as quantum spin algebra, computer languages and limitology. Dr. Kraske received his PhD in 1995 at the USC school of Electrical Engineering under the advisement of Professor Irving S. Reed. He also has a MS in Electrical Engineering from USC and a BS in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Maryland College Park. His PhD studies focused on quantum spin algebra. Dr. Kraske received his PhD as a Northrop-Gru
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ovium knowledge godels incompleteness theorem iii international innovative institute uncertainty principal limits halting problem robosphere circadian temporal signal morphology bilaterian kinase chordate pathway signaling network scale-free transduction phosphorylation workshop agency models asilomar 2003 cloud computing hmm interactome genome kinome mpp hidden markov model phosphorylation proteome bio-information
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