June 2020 – SOPHia Physics

Sophia Expansion Update

June 21, 2020 Sophia Physics 0

It has been two weeks since the Sophia colony was split to generate a spin-off swarm (artificial swarm). Recall that this entailed taking the original […]

Hive Splitting

June 1, 2020 Sophia Physics 0

Because of Covid 19 related delays in delivery of a completely new and robust Beehivemonitoring system, it was decided that the old sensor system – […]

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Silk-on-graphene films line up for next-generation bioelectronics October 4, 2024
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‘Sometimes nature will surprise us.’ Juan Pedro Ochoa-Ricoux on eureka moments and the future of neutrino physics October 4, 2024
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Gender gap in physics entrenched by biased collaboration networks, study finds October 4, 2024
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Nobel predictions and humorous encounters with physics laureates October 3, 2024
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Celebrating with a new Nobel laureate in Canada’s ‘Steeltown’ October 3, 2024
The magical day Bertram Brockhouse won his prize The post Celebrating with a new Nobel laureate in Canada’s ‘Steeltown’ appeared first on Physics World.
Camera takes inspiration from cats’ eyes to improve imaging performance October 3, 2024
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Robert Laughlin: the Nobel interview that became an impromptu press conference October 3, 2024
Matin Durrani winces at the time he met Nobel laureate Robert Laughlin The post Robert Laughlin: the Nobel interview that became an impromptu press conference appeared first on Physics World.
Steven Weinberg: the Nobel laureate who liked nuts October 2, 2024
Matin Durrani recounts a one-sided interview with Steven Weinberg The post Steven Weinberg: the Nobel laureate who liked nuts appeared first on Physics World.
CERN celebrates 70 years at the helm of particle physics in lavish ceremony October 2, 2024
The event was attended by 38 national delegations as well as Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium The post CERN celebrates 70 years at the helm of particle physics in lavish ceremony appeared first on Physics World.

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Month: June 2020

Sophia Expansion Update

Hive Splitting