We (ON) are thrilled to be able to have an enlightening conservation with Dr. Oliver Warr (OW) on his team’s discovery of 1.2-billion-year-old…
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In many plants, a self-similar pattern is often observed in leaves, flowers, or shoots (e.g., Fern leaves). Common cauliflowers are exceptional in this regard in that their self-similarity…
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Dr. Christopher Tyler, Courtesy: Dr. Christopher Tyler Everything Flows Christopher Tyler: A Visionary Scientist and His Emergent Aspect Dualism Editor’s Note This essay presents Dr. Christopher Tyler’s own theoretical framework, Emergent Aspect Dualism. It is a personal philosophical synthesis, and several of its views on quantum physics and time differ from mainstream scientific interpretations. We
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Exciting Discoveries in Cryptogams by Dr. Jung In Chile, sandwiched between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, lies the Atacama Desert, the driest land on earth. The aridity of the weather on this desert makes it impossible for many habitats to survive. Due to the extreme weather conditions and barren appearance, people tend to
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The ancient art of mapmaking has taken a giant leap forward over the last few decades with the advent of computers. The leader of this field is Esri. They provide the most sophisticated software tools used by individuals, schools, and industries to make their maps. They also provide a wide range of classes, seminars, and conferences teaching the public how to make maps by using their flagship product ArcGIS — ″the world′s most powerful mapping and analytics software″ as stated on their website.
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Elements of Designing a Video Game Recently, I had a chance to interview one of the lead technical design architect for the video game Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Mr. Guillaume Monette Martin. He discussed how to design a game and explained what are the important elements of game design. The followings are interview questions
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Toki Migimatsu on the Stanford University campus. Courtesy: Toki Migimatsu How a Stanford student turned muscles, MRI scans and brain signals into a computer model of human movement Do you know that the human arm, moved by dozens of muscles, has more than 100 dimensions of movement? Do you know what makes a robotic arm
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Ted Cheeseman, co-founder of Happywhale. Courtesy: Ted Cheeseman Every tail tells a story: how citizen scientists help track the world’s whales Do you know that every whale has distinctive markings on its tail? Do you know that scientists are using these unique markings to track whales? Do you know that in the 20th century, nearly
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