A quickly random bow tie, and why that’s important.
Nature reports on a new milestone in the quest for true randomness – a quality that’s vitally useful in things like data security and models […]
Month: March 2021
Brain-cell clusters can mimic a newborn’s brain.
Science magazine looks at a mini-brain in a mini-jar – a cluster of stem cells coaxed into forming an “organoid,” a clump of cells that […]
Science Art: Diagram of interferometer and four mirrors mounted on stone floating in mercury…, 1887
Click to embiggen From the Library of Congress, we find a diagram of astrophysics equipment from the 19th century. It’s not a telescope. It’s a […]