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This is a more technical thread, introducing one of the most beautiful results from Steven Weinberg:
— Martin Bauer (@martinmbauer) January 22, 2022
The soft photon theorem
It answers the question why massless spin 1 bosons are associated with conserved charges and why massless spin 2 bosons interact like a graviton 🧵1/19 pic.twitter.com/MaA9lHD47k
I’ve decided that I can no longer make offers to students only to have Japan’s border policy destroy dreams. We are tired of completing paperwork again and again, but never getting entry. Japan is not a country for foreigners and I don’t know when/if that will change.
— Prof. Síle Nic Chormaic (PhD) (@SileNicChormaic) January 24, 2022
Right before your eyes. pic.twitter.com/ygaK78zpyP
— William Rory Coker (@CokerRory) January 24, 2022
I do not want life to go back to the way it was before the pandemic. I want something better.
— Does anybody remember fun? (@drmag00) January 24, 2022
Lev Landau, one of the greatest physicists and a Nobel Prize winner, was born on this date 114 years ago. pic.twitter.com/rkmzlkRcOH
— Alexey Petrov (@AlexeyPetrov) January 22, 2022
— Salvatore Rappoccio (@srrappoccio) January 21, 2022
Een van de studenten schreef "zie cursus" bij alle examenvragen. Dat is feitelijk juist.
— Thomas Van Riet (@ThomasVanRiet2) January 22, 2022
Since careers and industry vs academia are coming up again, I thought I'd share my experience in both academia and the national labs. Long 🧵 below.
— Jonah Miller (@thephysicsmill) January 22, 2022
Interested in new ways of inferring dynamical models from biophysical data? Join us Jun 19-Jul 10 at the Aspen Center for Physics! Experimentalists, theorists, phenomenologists, computer scientists, engineers all welcome. Application Deadline is Jan 31!https://t.co/9jHFBWprgj pic.twitter.com/2s7WtnYLkB
— Joshua Shaevitz (@shaevitz) January 22, 2022
This video really puts Bari Weiss's ridiculous, pathetic whining into perspective. We need to hear the voices of these healthcare workers, not hers. https://t.co/zDZAbDBuOG
— Dr. Rhiannon Dauster 🌌 (@RhiannonDauster) January 23, 2022
Gnosis is looking for business and ecosystem developers for Gnosis Chain! 👷♀️👷♂️🏗️ pic.twitter.com/ZppTlMeIkH
— Friederike Ernst (@tw_tter) January 19, 2022
Bari Weiss telling the public that "cloth masks do not do anything" is some serious misinformation. https://t.co/aM5Zwx5gt8
— Dr. Rhiannon Dauster 🌌 (@RhiannonDauster) January 22, 2022
👉@GabrielRufian (4-gener-2018): "Catalunya no pot tenir un president per Skype". (Quan el president a investir era @KRLS Puigdemont. Quan ho és el del seu partit, "ya tal"...). pic.twitter.com/2zDJKTZfNr
— [ David d'Ent.🎗#JoSócCDR ] (@denterd) January 25, 2022
Caltech admissions have always been much more meritocratic than at the Ivies. Focus on merit produces dramatic results.
— steve hsu (@hsu_steve) January 24, 2022
Caltech Asian American representation has tracked the growth in population of college age AAs -- unlike the Ivies. No Quotas! pic.twitter.com/VDgPie1nbs
ثريد | Thread 🧵
— د. مَعين بن يحيى بن جنيد (@drmbinjonaid) January 21, 2022
دائما يزورني طلبة في بداية مشوراهم للسؤال عن "خارطة الطريق" للتمكن من تخصص الفيزياء. إليكم "بعض" النصائح التي أقدمها باستمرار (بعضها محدد جدا فقد لا ينطبق على الجميع)
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Experts: "A third dose of the vaccine reduces severe illness and hospitalizations."
— Dr. Rhiannon Dauster 🌌 (@RhiannonDauster) January 23, 2022
Jordan B Peterson: https://t.co/6ivUTZWDBI
The TASI 2022 application is now open, and the lineup of lecturers is (as always) fantastic! We see you, @DjunaCroon.
— Flip Tanedo (@FlipTanedo) January 25, 2022
This year's theme: "Ten Years After the Higgs Discovery: Particle Physics Now and Future"https://t.co/LBUr79CF9k
By popular demand, print versions of "Introduction to Classical and Quantum Computing" are now available on Amazon! It's $14.99 for the paperback and $29.99 for the hardcover. That's way more affordable than most science textbooks.https://t.co/6fRJvZMMVJ
— Tom Wong (@thomasgwong) January 23, 2022
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If anyone can help, or knows anyone who could help an Indian Ph.D. scholar form a marginalized community with some guidance on survey methodology, please get in touch... or pass on to someone who might be able to help, or amplify. Many thanks! 🙏🏾
— Subodh Patil (@_subodhpatil) January 25, 2022
“Chaos: When the present determines the future, but the approximate present does not approximately determine the future”
— Manlio De Domenico (@manlius84) January 24, 2022
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Edward N. Lorenz pic.twitter.com/3bc9EgEtSt