In this episode, we detail experimental particle physics research conducted by the ATLAS and CMS Collaborations at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), specifically focusing on proton-proton (pp) collisions at a centre-of-mass energy of 13 TeV. Both collaborations investigate top-antitop (tt) pair production, with a particular emphasis on the kinematic threshold region where quasi-bound tt states are expected to form. The ATLAS experiment reports an observed excess of events over standard perturbative

Percy Spencer, cebindeki fıstıklı bir atıştırmalık sayesinde birçok evin baş köşesinde yerini almış bir cihaz icat etti: mikrodalga fırın. Peki nasıl oldu da, bu elektromanyetik dalgalar bir anda dünden kalan yemeği ısıttığımız bir cihaza dönüştü? Hiçbir Şey Tesadüf Değil'in bu bölümünde, bilim ile gerçek yaşamın doğrudan kesiştiği bu mucizevi aletin acayip hikayesine beraber bir yolculuk yapıyoruz.Tüm bölümler ve daha fazlası için ⁠⁠⁠⁠podbeemedia.com⁠⁠⁠⁠'u ziyaret et! ----- Podbee Sunar

In this episode, we join  Martin Butler M1MRB, Martin Rothwell (M0SGL), Frank Howell (K4FMH), Edmund Spicer (M0MNG) and Leslie Butterfields (G0CIB)  to discuss the latest Amateur / Ham Radio news. Colin Butler (M6BOY) rounds up the news in brief, and the episode's feature is Kit Building Advice. We would like to thank Denny Morrison (GM1BAN) and our monthly and annual subscription donors for keeping the podcast advert free. To donate, please visit - http://www.icqpodcast.com/donate Exam Standards

Join host Dr. Arun Seraphin for a conversation with Cheryl Ingstad, Deputy Director for Digital Platforms & Developer Ecosystem at the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU). In this episode, Ms. Ingstad discusses DIU’s new Digital OnRamp Platform that connects commercial technology companies to DOD award opportunities, fulfilling warfighter needs. Additionally, we cover who this platform is made for, how it incorporates emerging AI technologies, and how industry can get involved in shaping the platform

I'm joined by Dr. Heather Ford, ARC Future Fellow and Professor in the School of Communications at UTS, to explore the fascinating world of Wikipedia. Inspired by her article “We analysed 35,000 Wikipedia entries about Australian places. Some of them sanitise history” in The Conversation, we dive deep into the strengths and shortcomings of one of the internet’s most beloved resources. We unpack how Wikipedia works behind the scenes: who edits it, how “edit wars” break out, and why it remains such a

El fin del mundo no llega con meteoritos… llega en silencio.En el calor que no cede, en la lluvia que no para, en los incendios que ya no sorprenden.El apocalipsis climático no espera: corre, avanza, arde.🔥 Una historia sobre el miedo más real y la posibilidad más humana — la de cambiar el final.Porque aún hay tiempo… si aprendemos a detenernos.

Luces, música, pasarelas… y bajo la tela, los zombies.La moda rápida nunca duerme: consume, desecha y vuelve a levantarse una y otra vez.En cada prenda barata hay un alma cansada, un río contaminado, una historia que no se borra.🧵 Una historia de horror sobre el precio oculto de vestir sin pensar.Porque el verdadero estilo es el que no deja huellas en la tierra.

¿ Te sentís conectado a alguien? ¿ Como te resuena tu propia conexión? Si sentis que algo en vos está roto ye invito a que podamos zurcir y enmendar nuestros deseos, nuestra alma y nuestro ser. Siempre se estpa a tiempo.

El agua siempre fue símbolo de vida… hasta que dejó de serlo.En cada gota, en cada río, en cada vaso que bebemos, se esconden fragmentos invisibles: los microplásticos.Pequeños, silenciosos, imposibles de detener.💧 Una historia de terror real sobre el monstruo transparente que habita en nosotros.Porque incluso la pureza puede convertirse en una ilusión.

El pulmón del planeta arde, y entre el humo se levanta un fantasma.No busca venganza, busca que lo escuchemos.Acompaña este relato sobre la selva más grande del mundo, sus gritos entre las llamas y la esperanza que aún brota entre las cenizas.🔥 Una historia real que demuestra que incluso los fantasmas pueden renacer en verde.

Welcome to The Invention of Cognitive Particles That re-imagines what a question really is.In this episode we treat inquiry not as a gap in knowledge but as an energetic cognitive particle, something with measurable properties that unfolds and interacts much like a quantum event. Join us as we map this particle-based model of questioning to real-world problem-solving, AI design, and beyond.Explore references and bonus material at quantuminquiry.org.Transparency note: This podcast was generated using

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Thanks for tuning in. In this episode, Danielle highlights four in-demand skilled trades in the nuclear energy industry that require months to years of training instead of a doctorate. For each trade, we cover:Commercial DivingSpecialized HAZMAT diving in irradiated environmentsHistorical roots, real-world challenges, and a “day in the life”Training pathways, costs, salary ranges, and union vs. non-union optionsConcrete MasonryBuilding and finishing ultra-low-permeability containment

A mysterious package. A silent explosion. And a phone call that would change the course of forensic science forever. In this gripping first part of our series, we trace the origins of the Forensic Science Center at Lawrence Livermore National Lab through a decades-spanning investigation that began with the Unabomber and grew into a global hub for solving the most complex scientific mysteries. From moon rocks to murder cases, drug overdoses to nuclear smuggling, meet the scientists who turn

第104回のドタサイは、物理学者/随筆家 寺田寅彦先生ゆかりの地を巡る高知旅の続編〜高知県立文学館「寺田寅彦記念室」〜をお届けします。学芸員の川島さんのご案内で、藤むすめさん、東京理科大学山本貴博教授と巡ります。文学と物理の視点からの解説や、井戸端会議の様子をお楽しみください。たくさんのご感想ありがとうございます！お便りは、dotabatakagaku@gmail.com までお気軽にお送りください！前編はこちら！https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/dotabatakagaku/episodes/103-e39p44j0:13頃～ オープニング#104 高知旅 #ドタサイ 感想紹介！4:14頃〜 寺田寅彦先生のお手紙たち"記録を残す大切さ"6:45頃〜 科学者 寺田寅彦 X線研究9:08頃〜 生活の中の科学 手書きの論文12:00頃〜 科学実験も体験できる！音さ、椿16:55頃〜 科学者たちとのつながり19:47頃〜 お土産もたくさん！ポストカード、メモ帳、本など20:25頃〜 エンディング#104

Stewart hails from Scotland and joined CDT PIADS in autumn 2020 having previously completed a BSc in Physics with The Open University, and a Masters degree in Theoretical Physics at the University of Glasgow. Stewart has an interest in all areas of physics and engineering, and the practical applications of them and outside of university life, volunteers as a leader with his local Boys’ Brigade company, and have volunteered for many years with his local RSPB reserve.

As a listener of TOE you can get a special 20% off discount to The Economist and all it has to offer! Visit https://www.economist.com/toeProfessor John Norton has spent decades dismantling the hidden assumptions in physics from Newton’s determinism to the myth of Landauer’s Principle. In this episode, he explains why causation may not be real, how classical physics breaks down, and why even Einstein got some things wrong. If you’re ready to rethink the foundations of science, this one’s

Perpetual motion machines that actually work? Welcome to the impossible physics of time crystals!https://multiverseemployeehandbook.com Join us as we explore the bizarre world of temporal physics through the lens of academic accidents and quantum corporate bureaucracy. In this special bonus episode of The Multiverse Employee Handbook, we witness Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek's 2010 classroom moment when routine lecture prep accidentally broke the laws of physics, combining cutting-edge quantum

Water might seem like the simplest part of firefighting – just point and spray, right? Well, as you can imagine, the reality is a bit more complex. In this conversation with veteran firefighter and CFBT instructor Szymon Kokot, we pull back the curtain on firefighting's most critical resource to reveal the intricate science and logistics behind effective fire suppression. Did you know a standard fire truck carries just 10 minutes' worth of water for a typical residential fire? Or that a wate...

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