What convinced computer scientist Brent Seales to dedicate 20 years of his life to reading the unopenable Herculaneum Scrolls? Turns out it was the very first moment he saw them…
Listen now on Where the Wild Thoughts Are, episode 5
@ukyengineering
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Putin, Xi and the obsession with radical life extension. Fascinating chat with @DrTregoning and @PjotrSauer
With Ellie Bury and Tom Glasser
#longevity
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AHOY!
We’re taking the Science Weekly podcast to @BritishSciFest on Thursday to ask: Will AI make a good companion?
Come armed with hopes / fears /questions for @mhairi_aitken and @tonyjprescott
Presented & produced by @MadiFinlay and @elliebury
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He said:
“I was about to burst into tears. I was knocked over by the wave of the reaction of the audience. Up until then I was holding back emotionally, but when the audience reacted, I couldn’t hold back any more. That’s the only way I can explain it.”
I so love this.
In the closing minutes of the seminar, the audience erupted in applause, and Higgs removed his glasses and dabbed his eyes with a handkerchief. I wanted to ask him about that moment.
This was the 4 July 2012 seminar when Fabiola Gianotti on Atlas and Joe Incandela on CMS revealed their spectacular results confirming the particle’s existence.
Peter was such a lovely, humble and humorous man. And so bloody sharp. RIP.
Peter Higgs, physicist who discovered Higgs boson, dies aged 94 https://t.co/qkjcWSZEE5
After claiming humans once lived to 900 and only experienced shorter lifespans today because of genetic diseases caused by their ancestors sins, the head of a top Russian genetics institute has been sacked. As you'd hope.
https://t.co/lcHnDTAbBB
After seven years of lies about Brexit, Tory Govt realises growth needs foreign workers
New relaxations for
Bricklayers
masons
roofers
carpenters
joiners
plasterers
To add to
care workers
engineers
web designers
lab technicians
healthcare workers
-The damage they’ve done
I was totally stoked to have Christof Koch AND David Chalmers on the podcast to talk about their bet, made 25 years ago, in a bar in Bremen. Great fun and all thanks to @elliebury and the team.
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