L’humain découvre la grammaire de base de son système nerveux
L’humain découvre la grammaire de base de son système nerveux Blogue Le cerveau à tous les niveaux mar 05/11/2019 - 14:10 19961 Biologie Blogue Le cerveau à tous les niveaux
Physics and Astronomy
Physics, Particle Physics, High-Energy Physics, Materials Science, Condensed Matter Physics, Optics, Cosmology, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Celestial Mechanics, Computational Physics, Fluid Dynamics, Plasma Physics, Stellar Science
Resiliency
I aspire to be the student on the right, but I know myself well enough to admit that my reaction is usually the one on the left.
Lecture Audience
The Art of Explanation
I’ve enjoyed science and mathematics for a long time. I love the feeling of understanding a concept through its fundamental constituents. It feels like you’re getting at something deep, unavailable to those who just look over the topic with a cursory glance. In a sense, learning about science and mathematics has helped me learn how to think. As much as I might romanticize it though, there is no getting around the fact that learning is…
La paréidolie, quand le cerveau nous joue des tours
La paréidolie, quand le cerveau nous joue des tours Blogue Eric Leeuwerck mer 30/10/2019 - 04:50 19948 Biologie
Science Costume
L’hominisation et ses nombreuses causes entrelacées
L’hominisation et ses nombreuses causes entrelacées Blogue Le cerveau à tous les niveaux lun 28/10/2019 - 14:51 19946 Biologie Blogue Le cerveau à tous les niveaux
Pedagogical Proofs
I love proofs in mathematics. Getting to the heart of why something is true is a ton of fun. It’s even better when there is a nice and simple proof of a fact that is surprising. These are the proofs that I love the most, because they solve a mystery in a way that is easy to follow and makes sense the whole way. When first learning about proofs, I proved basic facts about numbers.…
Popular Physics
“We can’t skip the mathematics. It’s the most important part!” “If that was true, why didn’t my book mention any of that?”
Quantum Computing Hackathon: Random Numbers and Quantum Maze Runners Game
Vikas Nath and Artash Nath The Quantum Futures Hackathon was co-organized by CERN (the world’s largest particle accelerator) and Quantum Open Source Foundation (QOSF) at the Fields Institute, Toronto from October 18-20, 2019. Quantum Future Hackathon: Goals and Organisers The goal of the hackathon was to work on challenges using quantum computers, such as developing solutions that help physicists at CERN, designing online games, and quantum-generated music and artworks. Support of open-source software from major quantum…
