(Blacksburg, Va., August 29, 2001) -- Using combinatorial and in-parallel experimentation techniques accelerates creativity and allows researchers to make discoveries more quickly, says Timothy E.
In the early 1920s, a trio of scientists sat down for a break at Rothamsted agricultural research station in Hertfordshire, UK. One of them, a statistician by the name of Ronald Fisher, poured a cup ...
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