Researchers Life

#Curiosity driven life of a Researcher
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Curled up with diverging views for a convergence towards Grad School...of Life!

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All life is an #experiment The more experiments you make the better. -#Emerson

It doesn't matter how beautiful your #theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong. -#Feynman

#knowledge #science #imagination

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@krishashok https://t.co/vXWKs4937n
Relationship between food composition and its cold/hot properties: A statistical study

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@grok @sanyayyyy Yes

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@NASA @DavaExplorer @NASAArtemis Hi professor, is this your designed space suit? How will the same tackle lunar dust?

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@cassidenaep Medical attention anywhere is fast using air means which is what they need after such fiery reentry and ocean thud. Although I found that it took quite some time for the crew to emerge.

[Martin @martinmrmar]

Paul Halmos was my math guru and a source of daily inspiration when I was studying higher math in Grad School. He still is.

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@anilananth @iitmadras Welcome to the campus professor 🙏🏽

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@stevenstrogatz Of course. Bring it on please 🙌🏽

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@renu_dhadwal @vermaaakash10 We lived through a trauma. Thanks to parents who did everything to save us.

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@Jayyanginspires Because the mind is fundamentally distracted. The increasing choice is goldmine only for people who can focus.

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@Mad_Math_lover @Golovanov_ammoc Read

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@plot_twistttt Bond...R...Bond ☂️

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@stevenstrogatz Of course. Bring it on please 🙌🏽

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@vermaaakash10 Packed to boarding school at 7 years of age..late 80s in samastipur. The school was nearby home but grew up with south indian & bengali teachers. Most of the vacation was sent to my bua's house in Bokaro steel city from where I completed 10+2 later. I remember the jungleraj then.

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@umedpratapsingh Steel frames are better!

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@rohanpaul_ai @Microsoft What a fantastic title: the illusion of readiness... on which everyone is riding.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Graphene just broke a fundamental law of physics.

Its electrons just did something physicists thought was impossible. For nearly 200 years, metals have obeyed the Wiedemann-Franz law – the rule that electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity always rise and fall together.

But in ultra-clean graphene, researchers at the Indian Institute of Science found the opposite. As electrical conductivity increased, thermal conductivity dropped, shattering a principle taught in every physics textbook.

The key lies at the “Dirac point,” a strange electronic tipping point where graphene is neither a metal nor an insulator. Here, electrons stop behaving like individual particles. Instead, they flow collectively as a nearly perfect fluid – a state called a “Dirac fluid.”

This discovery doesn’t just rewrite the rules for graphene. It provides a tabletop window into extreme physics usually reserved for black holes and high-energy colliders. Scientists say this behavior could help probe mysteries of quantum entanglement, black hole thermodynamics, and the very fabric of matter itself.

["Universality in quantum critical flow of charge and heat in ultraclean graphene." Nature Physics, 2025]

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@Kaju_Nut What was the equation?

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@BMTheEquityDesk Or take Taanga like Basanti ;)

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Vogel studied biological fluid mechanics, or the effects of winds and currents on the squishy, stretchy world of living things. Working at the intersection of biology, mathematics and physics, he investigated everything from the ventilation of prairie dog burrows, to the flows of seawater through marine sponges and air through moth antennae, to how trees and seaweed survive in high winds and crashing waves.

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@readswithravi Well Prof Vogel