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Thijs Versloot

Vibrational free cooling systems for sensors - 1 views

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    The system is based on two liquids which are adsorbed. As the sensor generates heat, the liquids desorb and the pressure builds up, it can then move to an expansion vessel which is held at a cooler temperature and the liquid then adsorb together again. This technique requires no mechanical compression and there are less vibration, leading to less wear and tear of components. It is being developed in a joint collaboration between UTwente and Dutch Space.
jcunha

Where Life Meets Light: Bio-Inspired Photonics - 0 views

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    Octopus and optoelectronics camouflage, light bugs and LEDs, or spider webs and touch screens, ... a whole cool bunch of biomimetic stuff
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    See also the referred work "Light-extraction enhancement for light-emitting diodes: a firefly-inspired structure refined by the genetic algorithm" - quite cool! https://pure.fundp.ac.be/portal/files/11946897/paper89.pdf
andreiaries

Shimizu's Dream - Shimizu Corporation - 1 views

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    Everyone should have a "dream" page with cool photos.
Dario Izzo

Ushahidi :: Crowdsourcing Crisis Information (FOSS) - 3 views

shared by Dario Izzo on 08 Jul 10 - Cached
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    This platform could be used to collect information from astronomers? Or, can we come up with a cool space app for it?
pacome delva

The Coolest Antiprotons - 2 views

  • Researchers cooled a cloud of about 4,000 antiprotons down to 9 kelvin using a standard approach for cooling atoms that has never been used with charged particles or ions. The technique could provide a new way to create and trap antihydrogen, which could help researchers probe a basic symmetry of nature.
  • hydrogen and antihydrogen should share many basic traits, like mass, magnetic moment, and emission spectrum. If antihydrogen and hydrogen have even slightly different spectra, it indicates some new physics principles beyond the standard model, a very big deal.
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    antihydrogen propulsion...?
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    how to efficiently direct it?
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    didn't roger write an assessment of antimatter propulsion when he was in the ACT?
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    yeah the problem is the amount of antimatter you can get and more specifically how to trap it. I found that you would need around one gram to go to the outer Solar System. So we are far from that, but finding an efficient way to trap it, with an electromagnetic trap rather than solid walls is a first step !
pacome delva

Students Record Spellbinding Video of Disintegrating Spacecraft - 1 views

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    cool the video!
Francesco Biscani

DM's Esoteric Programming Languages - Intelligent Design Sort - 1 views

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    Cool algorithm! We should implement it in PaGMO.
pacome delva

Planetary physics shrunk into a lab as MIT pursues fusion - 1 views

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    Cool video...
Juxi Leitner

CES 2010: Hands-On With Transparent Display of the Future - Video - Wired - 0 views

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    looks kinda cool, could help make things like Layar easier...
Joris _

Hewlett-Packard Unveils Real-World Memristor, Chip of the Future | Popular Science - 3 views

  • they allow the same device to serve as the processor and the memory
  • a memristor system would work far faster, and with far less energy, than a traditional computer.
  • Second, memristors can be much smaller than transistors.
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  • Lastly, unlike transistors, which only work linearly, memristors can form three-dimensional networks
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    wow, looks pretty cool! I wonder what is "a ridiculous amount of memory on a chip"...? giga, tera, peta, exa, ... ?
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    Looks cool indeed, but as with all those technology "breakthroughs" my enthusiasm will be limited until this actually makes it to my laptop...
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    what a phrase: "this advance could increase the power and memory of computers to nearly unimaginable proportions within only a couple of years." ... sure ....
Dario Izzo

Advanced Space Concepts Laboratory > Podcasts - 4 views

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    A cool way of organizing a research group seminars (should we do it for the science coffee?)
santecarloni

[1105.4714] Observation of the Dynamical Casimir Effect in a Superconducting Circuit - 3 views

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    This is really cool...
Tobias Seidl

Blowflies Get Virtual Reality in Flight Simulator | Wired Science | Wired.com - 0 views

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    A short overview on cool experiments with flies.
Tobias Seidl

Evolutionary Photonics with a Twist -- Vukusic 325 (5939): 398 -- Science - 0 views

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    Again bio-photonics. Cool subject, should have a look into.
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    really interesting and fascinating what evolution can do...!
nikolas smyrlakis

BBC NEWS | Technology | Sony joins new 'controller wars' - 0 views

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    Wii is still very cool though Dario - check the video
Francesco Biscani

Google Wave Preview - 2 views

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    Looks really cool! And it's open source :)
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    Don't know if you've noticed, but the current version is becoming more and more usable... did you try it already in your collaborative work?
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    We've used it a bit with Juxi and Leopold for the work on the new issue of acta futura, and I think it is quite nice. The problem right now is that only a few people in the team have an account (and I have exhausted my invitations). Maybe you have one or two you are willing to share? :)
Francesco Biscani

Slashdot | Rutgers Attempts Robot Atlantic Crossing - 0 views

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    Cool stuff for Christos.
Tobias Seidl

NASA - ASTER Imagery - 0 views

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    Cool map of the earth from NASA
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