Science and SciFi
This is a video I made a few years ago to encourage my students to use better tools to write dissertations, thesis and reports that include the use of mathematics. The principles stand, although the… Read More »LaTeX for writing mathematics – An introduction
Physicists saw a black hole for the first time, debated the expansion rate of the universe, pondered the origin of time and modeled the end of clouds. — Read on www.quantamagazine.org/quantas-year-in-physics-2019-20191223/
Originally published in Physics Today by Alex Lopatka John Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham, and Akira Yoshino will receive the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing lithium-ion batteries, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced… Read More »2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
This is a reblog go the post in Physics Today, written by Andrew Grant. The researchers are recognized for their contributions to theoretical cosmology and the study of extrasolar planets. James Peebles, Michel Mayor, and… Read More »2019 Nobel Prize in Physics
It is great to see all the support that Apple Developers get in terms of tools, ecosystem, community and more. For starters the Developer Support portal has a ton of information for the new comer… Read More »Apple Developer Support
via Instagram http://bit.ly/2DGSPaI It was great to have been able to attend a lecture at the new home of the Institute of Physics. I have been a member for almost two decades and I have… Read More »Orion at the Institute of Physics
Using the time wisely during the Bank Holiday weekend. As my dad would say, “resting while making bricks”… Currently reviewing/editing/correcting Chapter 3 of “Advanced Data Science and Analytics with Python”. Yes, that is volume 2… Read More »Data Science and Analytics with Python – Social Network Analysis
Great to have been able to watch Monty Python’s Life of Brian’s we-welease and during Easter. I has aged well! And remember: “He’s not the Messiah! He’s a very naughty boy!!”
