I found this article interesting because it talks about using the refraction index to help with LASIK eye surgery. With it they may be able to not even cut into the cornea, and have more accurate measurements. @cbauerreich #ujphysics https://t.co/FT1RiAfi8Z
I thought this article was interesting because it shows that volcanic material flows across the ground on a low friction area made largely of air. https://t.co/WhbWnDJopW @cbauerreich #ujpjysics
I found this article interesting because researches have found a way to control the speed of light in the open instead of just through objects. @cbauerreich #ujphysics https://t.co/Juyho3Wonp via @physorg_com
https://t.co/V6AybYOUCK via @physorg_com I found this article interesting because it takes flow and oscillation of the artery to help determine if an aneurysm should be treated. @cbauerreich #UJphysics
I thought this article was interesting because it talks about the possibility of reaching planets outside the solar system within the next 20 years by creating specific nanoscale patterning on objects surfaces. @cbauerreich #ujphysics https://t.co/MG8WbFLOPG
Revealing hidden information in sound waves https://t.co/IPNmhutpe3 via @physorg_com I found this article interesting because it talks about turning down the pitch of sound waves to unlock more data from acoustic fields. @cbauerreich
I thought this article was interesting because there is no friction acting on the superfluid. Because there is no friction it cannot be stirred or rotated. @cbauerreich https://t.co/FnXWAQcy2D
https://t.co/gNgy4Y3UYO This article was interesting because it looks into how beatboxers produce sounds that are different than known languages. They are also looking into an algorithm to see how it all works together. @cbauerreich
Redefining the Kilogram https://t.co/unH0KKZ8um via @sciam
I found this article intersteing because it talks about the possibility of redefining the kilogram from mathematical constants instead of the platinum and iridium cylinder. @cbauerreich
Redefining the Kilogram https://t.co/unH0KKZ8um via @sciam
I found this article interesting because it talks about the possibility of using mathematical constants for the kilogram instead of they cylinder of platinum and iridium. @cbauerreich
I found this article interesting because it shows why some tsunamis are larger than others after an earthquake. https://t.co/Ja02HKkW8E via @SmithsonianMag