Appendix A · Cross-References
Computer science, cross-referenced.
One true story each week of computer science and engineering making a real difference in medicine and beyond. Told briefly, credited properly, linked to the original. Free, on the web and by email.
Two loves, one practised, one pondered.
A note from the Creator.
For the of Computer Science & Engineering
The Creator once wanted to be a doctor, chose computer science instead, and never stopped loving both. Cross-References is how the two stay in touch: practising one, ruminating on the other, and looking for the places where they meet.
Those places are real. Software reads scans, matches donors, models outbreaks and keeps machines at a bedside running. Each week, one of those stories, found, checked and retold here.
You don't have to be learning anything on Tupple to read it.
- Each month, an AI research assistant gathers candidate stories from across the internet.
- The Creator reads them, checks them against the original sources, and chooses.
- One is published each week, here and by email.
- Every story credits and links the people and the reporting it comes from.
Newest first.
The references, so far.
The first story is being chosen.
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Engineers love other things too.
Your own parallel path.
Medicine is the Creator's other love. Yours might be electronics and communications, physics, music, marketing, or anything else. If computer science made a real, direct difference there, suggest it as a new strand of Cross-References.
Inclusion is the Creator's call. The bar: the application is genuinely worth highlighting, and the link to computer science had a direct, real impact, not just a loose analogy.