Maxime’s combination of conversational tone, awareness of when technical details require elaborating on, and emphasis on explanation all come together to make Maxime’s miniature books invaluable for anyone interested in Zcash and Many-Worlds quantum theory.

Our Spotlight Article series highlights our Fellows’ history, contributions, interests, and ideas.

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Read or listen to the web version of our article about Maxime and his work here.

Between her work on the BMV experiment to probe gravity's quantum side in the laboratory and her current investigation into quantum theory’s role in cosmology, Conjecture Institute Fellow Antonia Weber's young career as a physicist has already taken her across nearly the entire energy spectrum of quantum gravity.

Read: https://conjectureinstitute.org/articles/fellow-spotlight/antonia-weber

The road to artificial intelligence (AGI) is not paved in increasingly efficient algorithms, more computing power, or radical improvements to the best large language models. Armed with our best theory of how knowledge is created, Conjecture Institute Fellow Carlos De la Guardia has honed in on universality, problem-solving, and explanatory knowledge as three key pillars to building an AGI.

Read here: https://conjectureinstitute.org/articles/fellow-spotlight/carlos-de-la-guardia