December 2010
23 posts
Merry Christmas Physicsphysicists...
(I think that’s what we’ll call you from here on out)
Anywho, just thought we’d send a nice little Christmas wish out to our readers. Hopefully your holidays all go well.
If you’re not someone who celebrates Christmas… Have a happy ‘Day where only the movies and chinese food places are open’ day
Love, Physicsphysics
P.S.: We needed some physics, so...
Physics World reveals its top 10 breakthroughs for... →
Unsurprisingly, the top spot went to the recent antihydrogen captures at CERN. Hit up the link for the full writeup
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Best of Show, MRS-Boston: Zinc Oxide Nanowire...
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Author’s Note: This is the first post in a series of three detailing three technologies that I saw at the Materials Research Society Fall Meeting and why you should be excited about them. The other two posts can be found here.
Scientists at Georgia Tech (www.gatech.edu) demonstrated a way of using Zinc Oxidenanowires to scavenge the energy wasted by random...
Sorry about the downtime.
Tumblr’s server got into a fight with a singularity.
(They lost really bad)
“All science is either physics or stamp collecting.”
– Ernest Rutherford (via mglas)
