Public day demonstration
I think it is safe to say that “everyone” is familiar with electron microscopy for looking at small things, but the same cannot be said […]
Science
New video: Introducing Dr. Martin Hollamby
I finally managed to find some time to make a video about Dr. Martin Hollamby and his work. Please check it out! (Also available on […]
TEDxTsukuba
(just a quick post about interesting things to keep the blog alive. More interesting developments are afoot, I hope to be able to post about […]
Live Fourier Transform for Windows
[Ed: a new, completely rewritten version of this code can be found here, with a precompiled Windows version available at the bitbucket site courtesy of […]
Book review: Ben Goldacre’s “Bad Science”
Hi all. Last week-end, while visiting friends nearby, a copy of the book “bad science” by Ben Goldacre was dropped in my lap. Having read […]
Gamma rays from synchrotrons, an interview with dr. Daté
There is something quite “evil genius” about shooting an electron beam with a laser, especially for non-physicists like me. That this causes gamma rays to […]