🧪 @coopitalia I scanned one of your products on @YukaUS and it contains an additive Yuka assessed as high-risk: E220. I kindly ask you to remove it in order to protect consumer health. #NotInMyProduct https://t.co/jGCNzSSsw1
@kaiwynd@kaiwynd! Looks good. How are you finding newton to use (asking as a beginner)? Any idea if Newton provides rope simulation? If yes, how it is modelled? Thanks!
This is a squirting cucumber, so called because of its ability to launch its seeds in a stream of mucilaginous liquid, up to 6 metres away. Such dispersal avoids plants competing in close proximity for resources. Vid credits: Smithsonian Channel https://t.co/fbkt3oghoW
"... I considered teaching a necessary evil that took me away from the lab bench ... But when my life took an unexpected turn, I realized how wrong I had been." A retired professor reflects on gaining a love for teaching in this #SciMagWorkingLife. https://t.co/MUsrmTehNI
Rules of working with 3D printers:
1. Printers can sense tension. If you have a deadline, it will break. The bigger the deadline, the worse the break.
2. Printers are social creatures. If one stops working, any other 3D printer in the pack will soon follow.
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Appuntamento con @Focus_it#Live: la stazione di #telepresenza bimanuale allestita dai ricercatori della @ScuolaSantAnna#Pisa. L'esoscheletro #Alex e le mani #Mia per muovere oggetti a distanza: ecco una dimostrazione del loro funzionamento
Here you can see two neurons sensing one another and connecting in a petri dish.
There are 86 billion neurons in the #brain, and they use these webbed hand like structures (“growth cones”) to search for and connect to other neurons or body parts as we develop
@AcademicChatter
This man is playing fetch with a Beluga Whale. This is INCREDIBLE. ❤️
We honestly don't deserve these Majestic Creatures. 😭
Protect them at all costs.
PLEASE STOP USING PLASTIC
Animatronic Squirrel for Tim Burtons ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’. Designed and built by @tomblakedesign and Gustav Hoegan for Neal Scanlan’s Animatronics dept
Congratulations to Vijay Kumar for the 2020 IEEE Robotics and Automation Technical Field Award - the highest distinction in robotics. He is a great leader and innovator, and an outstanding personality!