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Tracy Hutchinson has a rare mutation of the TP53 gene Tracy Hutchinson I started to wonder if something funky was going on when multiple people in my family got cancer around the same time. In 1990, my older sister Rebecca …
We’ve previously featured a series of remarkable little films of French artists Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Claude Monet and Edgar Degas. Here we wrap things up with just one more: a rare glimpse of the great sculptor Auguste Rodin. The footage was …
Subscribe to our ▶️ YouTube channel 🔴 for the latest videos, updates, and tips. What is the 3 Times Table? The 3 times table is the multiplication table of 3, where each product is obtained by adding 3 repeatedly. The 3 Times …
Years ago, photographer Ernie Button discovered an intriguing stain left behind in his whiskey glass after the last drops evaporated. That discovery led both to beautiful images and an entire scientific paper analyzing how the alcohol, surfactants, and polymers in …
Many people notice a familiar change as they get older: the waistline gradually expands, even when overall body weight does not change dramatically. This increase in abdominal fat is more than a cosmetic concern. Excess belly fat has been linked …
Why Higher Education Must Move Beyond Tool Fluency Over the past two years, higher education has rapidly embraced Artificial Intelligence (AI). Institutions have launched AI task forces, developed guidance documents, offered workshops, piloted tools, and experimented with policies. Faculty are …
The workshop “Geometry Space Surrey” was held 8-10 June hosted by the Surrey Space Centre (SSC) and co-organised with Maths@Surrey. The Principal Organiser was Arthur Limoge, a symplectic geometer currently a Postdoc in the SSC. A report on the workshop …
Warning: if you follow this blog, you’ve heard this many times before, so can move on to something more interesting now. There’s a video conversation between Brian Greene and Lenny Susskind from last week here. At 44:02, Susskind has this …
It takes a dozen or so hours for the mushroom to kick in. Then, the hallucinations are unlike any others known to science. On this trip, there are none of the heightened colors, breathing or pulsing objects, nor geometrical patterns …