Exploring nanoscale VR realms before committing to spending on labgear ⚓️ accelerates understanding.
With the state of the virtual realm, only old geezers get excited about a soothing physical hottub filled yesterday's inflated [ie, overhyped] lab toys.
https://t.co/okrUwMPlA1
Actually @Twitter has improved DRAMATICALLY, since @elonmusk fired the censors and sparked an exodus of whiners to Mastodon.
My experience confirms #LESSisMORE!
I follow convos, interactions, threads and use @TwitterAPI for bizdev prospecting in wide ranges of different topics.
The @OpenFlexure microscope project on @gitlab is about enabling low-volume mfg / maint by local personnel. It's all about extensibility and access with options such as trans- / epi- illumination, polarization contrast imaging, and epiflorescence imaging.
https://t.co/aKupGRAOqh
A very useful idea for us in our thinking about how we might position single atoms or construct crystalline structures to lay the locational cornerstones in additive manufacturing at nanoscale.
Researchers from @NIST and @JILAscience have, for the first time, demonstrated that they can trap single #atoms using #metasurfaces. https://t.co/lWfhW2bsdW (Work funded by @NSF#NSFfunded and @DeptofDefense)
Please RT: I'm still looking for a student to join the @TCD_Ultramic team from this September. Fully funded 4-year #PhD in electron #microscopy for EU-nationals. Details at: https://t.co/9rqvMEBVpk
Now that we're post-NeurIPS...
Consider submitting work to the ICML 2022 workshop SCIS: Spurious Correlations, Invariance and Stability!
We extended the submission deadline to May 27th, all details here: https://t.co/xfHOOCXZiU
A general MLops approach applies all over...hyperspectral interferometry of #JWST... coordinated/coherently time-synched multisource imaging data...even neuromorphology.
EXPLOIT data you can git easily, free or cheap in order to ML on low-hanging fruit.
THEN spec your $$$ gear.
As inhabitants of the virtual realm, naturally we would love to see papers with code ... especially in topics like nanoscale or mesoscale physics.
What do you see as barriers to increasing open source science and serious discussion in the virtual realm?
https://t.co/bA2xL3gLxZ
On @ConnectedPapers we notice related work in how spin waves could be used for computation and data processing as an alternative to charge currents, perhaps by exploiting magneto-optical effects in nanostructures with spatial modulation of magnetization.
https://t.co/LuEuQSGO9A
The magneto-optical Faraday effect in the magnetoplasmonic nanostructures with nonuniform periodically-modulated spatially distributed magnetization experience resonant enhancement in the spectral range of plasmonic and waveguide optical modes excitation.
https://t.co/OPHeCKjm6p
Bosons in one dimension display quasi-condensation, in which correlations decay in powerlaw fashion. This studies quasi-condensation in the non-equilibrium steady-state of a chain of hard-core bosons coupled to macroscopic leads at different potentials.
https://t.co/MeJ412x5Sc
Magnetic-field dependent spectroscopy was used to identify intermolecular electron spin interaction in this paper. Radical pairs of all-trans retinoic acid molecules were first created using an ultra-low temp scanning tunneling microscope, then observed.
https://t.co/HraqVOT44f
This may pave the way to a new form of robust transport that is not limited to boundary phenomena and can be accessed more easily from far field.
https://t.co/rJg71GP59r