Scientists Develop Artificial Pancreas For Diabetes Patients

China has developed a digital virtual universe simulation using numerical calculations and supercomputer power. Researchers have developed a new simulation model that significantly reduces simplifications in modeling the observed universe. The simulation directly accounts for cold gas, dust, molecules, the cooling process of matter, chemical evolution, and the interstellar medium. This work aims to improve the accuracy of cosmic representations compared to previous models. Astronomers are constructing functional digital versions of the cosmos rather than simple simulations. These digital models provide scientific capabilities for research. The source noted that while these models do not allow for physical relocation, they offer serious scientific opportunities. Scientists combined physically meaningful models with machine learning calibration to improve results. The new method aims to eliminate numerical artifacts caused by coarse modeling to better match observed reality. Scientists at Sechenov University are developing a portable artificial pancreas for patients with type 1 diabetes. The device automatically monitors blood glucose levels and adjusts insulin doses. The system consists of a continuous glucose monitoring sensor, an insulin pump, and a computer.