Discover how the humble acetate ion acts as a master builder in metal coordination chemistry—bridging two metals with mu-2 bonds to form lantern-like cages. We trace the bridging motifs that yield the Mo2(O2CCH3)4 dimer and its unprecedented quadruple metal–metal bond, then connect to practical copper(II) and iron acetates used in pigments, mordants, and industry. From a pivotal 1960 discovery to modern materials, learn how a tiny anion shapes big chemistry and bright possibilities. Note: Thi...

🎙️ Un épisode dans lequel on parle des mathématiques du film Pi, de Darren Aronofsky.#pi #maths #vulgarisation Merci à El Jj pour son aide La chaîne YouTube d’El Jj : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgkhWgBGRp0sdFy2MHDWfSg Le livre « Les maths font leur cinéma » : https://www.dunod.com/sciences-techniques/maths-font-leur-cinema-will-hunting-imitation-game Pour retrouver mon travail : ·       📽️ sur YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpbU7mXDloketKRA92AcW7Q?view_as=subscriber ·       💼

"Maybe Tomorrow (The Paradise Project Adaptation)" (Verse 1) I see a parking lot where paradise was lost Concrete and shadows, who counted the cost? But through this lens, a truth appears A garden grown from fallen tears Maybe tomorrow... (Chorus) Maybe tomorrow, I'll see it clear This vision growing ever near Through augmented eyes, the world's reborn From empty spaces, hope is sworn Maybe tomorrow... (Verse 2) The phone in my hand becomes a brush To paint out silence, remove the hush Whe...

In this episode of AI with Maribel Lopez, Maribel sits down with Ian Bramson, Vice President of Global Industrial Cybersecurity at Black & Veatch, to explore the growing intersection between artificial intelligence and operational technology (OT) security. From power grids and oil refineries to manufacturing plants, critical infrastructure systems are becoming increasingly connected—and therefore more vulnerable. Ian shares how Black & Veatch is helping industrial organizations rethin...

About This Episode Daniel Ziv, Global VP of AI and Analytics at Verint, reveals why experienced executives are making their worst decisions in decades—and how AI analytics is rewriting the rules of business intelligence. Learn the two critical frameworks that separate AI winners from losers, and why the biggest risk isn't picking the wrong technology—it's doing nothing at all. Guest Bio Daniel Ziv leads AI and analytics product management and go-to-market strategy at Verint, where he helps gl...

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Neste episódio semanal você irá conhecer a Teoria da Decisão Estatística, ferramenta muito utilizada para fornecer uma estrutura na tomar decisões ótimas em situações de incerteza.

The source material, an excerpt from a transcript of the IBM Technology video titled "What is Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)?," explains a framework designed to enhance the accuracy and timeliness of large language models (LLMs). Marina Danilevsky, a research scientist at IBM Research, describes how LLMs often face challenges such as providing outdated information or lacking sources for their responses, which can lead to incorrect answers or hallucinations. The RAG framework addresses these

In this episode, Anna Rose chats with Théo Madzou and Michael Elliot from ZKPassport and Obsidion about their ZK-based identity solution. Théo shares his start in ZK through ZK Hack hackathons using Noir, while Mike shares his path from Bitcoin and MakerDAO to working on zkID systems. They explain how they teamed up to build ZKPassport, a non-profit public-good ZK identity solution project,and how they plan to bring it into Obsidion, a for-profit, privacy-focused fintech-style application that

Tim Harford investigates some of the numbers in the news. This week:The Daily Mail says that over half of the UK population live in households that get more in benefits than they pay in tax - is it true?Do some billionaires earn more in a night than the population of Bournemouth earns in a year? New Green leader Zack Polanski seems to think so - we scrutinise the figures.Are older generations getting smarter?Have 77% of Gen-Z brought a parent along to a job interview? Really?If you’ve seen a number

In this Deep Dive episode, we explore the undeciphered Indus script of the Harappan civilization. With thousands of inscribed seals and texts—often just five signs long—and no bilingual Rosetta Stone, the question remains: is it a genuine language or a symbolic system? We dissect the leading theories—from Dravidian-linked linguistics to skeptics who see non-linguistic proto-writing—and weigh the evidence from sign inventories, direction of writing, and recent computational analyses. Join us a...

Welcome back to The Mathematicians Podcast! This episode introduces our first "John" – John Philoponus, also known as John the Grammarian or John of Alexandria. This Christian theologian, philosopher, and arguably mathematician from 6th-century Egypt is primarily known for his religious doctrine, but we look into the fascinating overlap between mathematics and religion: the nature of infinity. Join us as we explore Philoponus's arguments against the Aristotelian view of an eternal cosmos, his

سلام به همه عزیزان! وقت شما با ارزشه و ما سعی می کنیم که توی هر اپیزود براتون مطالب مفیدی رو فراهم کنیم. اینجوری محیط باغ هم زیباتر میشه البته با حضور شما در اپیزود سوم یه بررسی داشتیم روی یکی از مقالات جذاب مجله Harvard Business Review در زمینه رفتارشناسی. میخوایم ببینیم بالاخره باید توی زندگی “خودمون باشیم” یا اینکه راه عاقلانه تری هم وجود داره؟! توی رادیو باغ به دنیاهای متفاوتی از شاخه های علم سرک می کشیم تا شاید کنجکاویمون رو سیراب کنیم (هرچند که نمیشه!) ما رو به دوستانتون هم معرفی

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A deep dive into Weierstrass's famous construction: an infinite sum of cosines that stays continuous everywhere but has no tangent anywhere. We’ll unpack how shrinking amplitudes and rapidly increasing frequencies create endless jaggedness, trace the historical shock to 19th‑century intuition, compare with Riemann’s near-miss, and connect to fractals and modern analysis where such functions aren’t pathologies but natural in the landscape of continuous functions. Note: This podcast was AI-gene...

Send us a text In this episode of Math Chat, we dive deep into planning for Word Problem Workshop (WPW) and how to maximize your preparation time. Instead of focusing on what students will do, we’re shifting the focus to how students will engage with and solve math problems. Want to learn how to plan math lessons that encourage deep thinking and problem-solving? Keep reading! When planning math lessons, we typically spend time thinking about the activities, practice problems, and worksheets. ...

Send us a text Earlier this year the the anomalous mathematical patterns sci-art competition attracted some jaw-dropping entries. The competition was held in connection to the Stochastic systems for anomalous diffusion research programme which took place at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences (INI) in Cambridge last year. In this episode of Living Proof, we talk to Codina Cotar, who co-organised the INI programme and helped put on the competition. Codina explains the ma...

From tallying goats to launching rockets, this episode takes you on a fast-paced, lighthearted journey through the complete history of mathematics. Inspired by D.E. Smith’s The History of Mathematics, this is the espresso version — goats, Greeks, calculus cage matches, infinity, and beyond. 3 Things Listeners Will Learn: How early humans counted goats, stars, and time with sticks, pebbles, and sky-watching. Why Newton and Leibniz’s feud over calculus was the most brutal “cage match” in math

Exploring StarCloud, the Nvidia Inception startup aiming to move high-performance computing off Earth to solve energy, cooling, and water bottlenecks. From vacuum-based space cooling to a planned 5 GW orbital data center spanning roughly 4 by 4 kilometers of solar farms, and the leap of housing H100 GPUs in orbit, we unpack what this could mean for real-time Earth observation, SAR data processing, and emergency response. We examine immediate applications like wildfire detection and rapid disa...

We explore how a 27‑billion-parameter biology foundation model from the Gemma family generated a testable, context‑dependent hypothesis that boosts MHCI antigen presentation only under a specific immune condition. Through a dual‑context virtual screen, somatassertib (CX4945) was predicted to act as a conditional amplifier and validated experimentally in human neuroendocrine cells, marking a milestone in AI‑driven biology. We discuss the implications for cancer immunotherapy, the future of AI‑...