High-flying Dr. Margaret Kosal has joined the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists (LFHCfS).
Category: Arts and Science
Research and other stuff that makes people LAUGH, then THINK.
De-excitation quenching
Investigator Verena Wieloch writes about the photosynthesis-related phenomenon called "feedback de-excitation quenching": "Isn’t ‘feedback de-excitation quenching’ when someone rains on your parade?"
Recursion at a glance
Thanks to Mike Stanfill of the Infinite Cats Project, you can see quickly and simply — movingly — the basic idea of recursion. [NOTE: The Infinit Cats project was featured in the special Cats Issue of the Annals of Improbable Research.]
Battlefields and bladders
The July 2 issue of the Washington Post carries a compelling quasi-medical report: Battlefields and BladdersBy Don Oldenburg At a cocktail reception to open "Civil War Medicine," a new exhibit at the ever-so-curious William P. Didusch Center for Urologic History, located in the Baltimore burbs, onlookers quietly groan as a Civil War surgeon tosses a […]