Новости за 17.06.2019

Algorithms can underperform when they leave their home hospital

Big data on big laughs

Echoes could help autonomous cars—or spies

Kit Chapman explores the strange, complex and downright confusing world of superheavy elements

Just a quick follow-up on last post. Here are some more pictures of conditional electron/hole densities taken from the computations performed in the original ChemPhotoChem paper but with some extra rendering. To get a better overview, you can check my a newest talk (starting at slide 32). What we are doing here is that we are pulling the hole through the system from left to right and we are observing how the electron behaves. For the S1 state, the adjustment is rather small.

The longest synthetic genome shows us life is more complicated than just learning your AGCs

Learning to mimic natural photosynthesis on an industrial scale might open the door to a fossil fuel-free future. Nina Notman investigates

N-heterocyclic carbene-borane complexes with a rare stereogenic boron centre demonstrate potential in stereoselective catalysis

This is one of those moths that most readers will just think, “ah, yes, typical moth – boring, grey, brown, ewww”. And superficially, yes, it is not a lot to look at. But, it’s a bit of a rarity and it was drawn to my scientific trap on the night of 31st July 2018 and … Continue reading "Light Feathered Rustic, Agrotis cinerea"

Humans may have selected early dogs for the irresistible facial expression

Pop stars like Lil Dicky and Grimes are using their music and their huge followings to gain vital coverage of climate change. This rise in social media-driven activism shows that a tipping point has been reached in popular culture

Colloidal inorganic nanowires assemble into a material with high chiroptical activity

Tonight’s almost full moon, with Jupiter to the right, you can just about see the planet’s own moons that landed Galileo in jail…