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— Petrus dos Anjos (@petrusanjos) September 25, 2022
O SBT transmitiu o casório do Ciro e do Bozo. O celebrante foi um padre fake. O Zé Privatização e e a Sra. Palíndromo foram testemunhas e a Soraya foi a daminha.
Quantum computing explained the way it should be! https://t.co/KbK4iEhgug
— Marco Tomamichel (@marcotomamichel) September 26, 2022
A regular morning for Sabine pic.twitter.com/1gCLZgFoTL
— Nirmalya Kajuri (@Kaju_Nut) September 27, 2022
The UK is *out* of all R&D programmes: Horizon, Copernicus and EUratom
— Martin Bauer (@martinmbauer) September 22, 2022
We had no science minister representing the UK at the meeting, because the position has been left unfilled for 77 days
This will cause lasting, extraordinary damage to UK science! https://t.co/6sQE3ZAyX5
Alles zu Long und Post Covid
— Matthias F. Schneider (@M_F_Schneider) September 25, 2022
Teil 1: Mechanismen - Aufkommen - Therapie und Versorgung
Ellert - Hallek - Scheibenbogen @claudia_ellert @C_Scheibenbogen @HallekMichael @neurostingl
Fortsetzung folgt...https://t.co/K6tx42qFmM
Ha habido mucho interés por el tweet del 19/sept/2022 de Sergio Sarmiento @SergioSarmiento sobre una estimación que hice sobre la probabilidad de ocurrencia de tres sismos en la misma fecha del año. Para aclarar y responder a muchos de los comentarios a este tweet, abro hilo 🧵
— Jose Luis Mateos (@jlmateos) September 26, 2022
🚨 🚨 Postdoc In Geophysics JOB ALERT🚨🚨
— Island Prof 🏝🇯🇲 (@DrVasshe) September 22, 2022
I'm hiring a postdoc! Here's the rundown 🏝️😊
1. Do whatever geophysics research you want!
2. $70,000 salary, benefits!
3. Laptop, $15K research allowance, moving help!
4. Work with URGE/other DEI programs, if you want!
5. Awesome lab! pic.twitter.com/eQAW4kLQa5
Our proof that a classical ML model🤖 can learn to solve quantum problems⚛️ better than any classical algorithm🖥️ is now published in @ScienceMagazine🔬
— Hsin-Yuan (Robert) Huang (@RobertHuangHY) September 22, 2022
It is unbelievable to have two papers📜 out on Science in less than 4 months🤯🤯 This is surreal...https://t.co/XpGnYnfW9S
How are the hundreds of copies of mitochondrial DNA packaged in our cells? It’s a mystery because histones and chromatin factors are not in mitochondria and the high copy number presents challenges! Read what Stefan @rsisaac found in our preprint. (1/7)https://t.co/G4L93zi6Ay
— Stirling Churchman (@fiddle) September 26, 2022
hard to believe that 1 was 2021 years ago
— physicist (@FinitePhysicist) September 26, 2022
Rapidíssima la "claredat" de Madrid a l'"acord de claredat" del @perearagones. Són uns xitxarel·los sense cap força política, que porten 4 anys regalant els seus vots "a cambio de nada" i comprant el relat de l'enemic, i els humilien cada dia més ràpidament, sense contemplacions. pic.twitter.com/JJQfHIdZiI
— 〰️David d'Ent.🎗#JoSócCDR〰️ (@denterd) September 27, 2022
HISTORY OF PHYSICS
— Lautaro Vergara (@VergaraLautaro) September 24, 2022
The quest for unification
Hermann Weyl
We have already learned about Gustav Mie' theory that attempted to have a pure field theoretic approach of matter.
In 1915, David Hilbert enlarged Mie’s approach to include gravitation.
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As a young girl growing up in Hawaii nei, I never imagined I would one day be a Full Professor of physics! Thanks to my mentors, young researchers and students who brighten my days with questions, ideas, and the most fun science, @EPFL_en @ERC_Research, @snsf_ch, @HFSP, my family pic.twitter.com/RAqzn3CJKk
— Suliana Manley 🔬🗜🧫 (@SulianaManley) September 22, 2022
What have we been learning about long covid? The first thing is to answer questions that try to look for reasons it isn’t bad:
— Yaneer Bar-Yam (@yaneerbaryam) September 27, 2022
- Maybe it is in your mind: No, it is real biological damage.
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A masterclass in "science populism" on the @guardian : promoting false crisis without nuance or doubt, sweeping generalisation from anecdotal (at best) evidence, straw man arguments, casting doubts on the integrity of scientists.. So bad it's worth a read https://t.co/EkDtyzwuAW
— Gianfranco Bertone (@gfbertone) September 27, 2022
Llegamos al equinoccio de otoño. El inicio del fin del año, noches largas, atardeceres templados, cielos despejados y melancolía color naranja.
— Enrique Pazos (@enriquepazos) September 22, 2022
Vemos por fin una pandemia menguante con la esperanza de seguir viviendo a pesar de lo que hemos perdido.
¡Feliz equinoccio!
Prof. Subir Sarkar a #Science Genius himself! A Niels Bohr Professor at #Copenhagen and is a Fellow of Linacre College, Oxford. He studied at @IITKgp & @TIFRScience making a pitch for an experiment on #DarkMatter @CERN Proud of accomplished #Indian #Diaspora making a difference. pic.twitter.com/IP1LmoZi2q
— Archana Sharma CERN (@archanasharmagv) September 27, 2022
New preprint with much of the hard work done by my (mathematician) postdoc! Here we provide more detailed analysis and comparison of different methods for quantum algorithms for nonlinear ODEs and nonlinear Hamilton-Jacobi PDEs 😀https://t.co/7gL53b1TZ9
— Nana Liu (@Nana__Liu) September 25, 2022
The podcast cake 😂 https://t.co/YEnIp0MNmf pic.twitter.com/5g4Ufh5heS
— Dr. Sharan Banagiri (@geodesicvoyager) September 22, 2022
This year again over 20% of our @KU_Leuven students are international. Very pleased to welcome the newcomers. Let’s make it a memorable and ever lasting experience! pic.twitter.com/CI9252GyCa
— Peter Lievens (@PeterLievens) September 21, 2022