Tagged: The Cosmic Engine

TOSP Episode 21: February 21st 2012 - misc.ience

Aimee Whitcroft • Feb 20, 2012 •

• aimee whitcroft,
• art,
• artificial life,
• artificial muscle,
• chameleons,
• Code for Life,
• design,
• DNA,
• education,
• electrostatics,
• Elf Eldridge,
• events,
• grant jacobs,
• hack,
• Human,
• investment,
• ISS,
• just so science,
• knitting needle,
• mass production,
• Medically-related,
• misc.ience,
• neanderthal,
• nerja,
• painting,
• podcast,
• prozac,
• Quantum physics,
• registry of standard biological parts,
• robobees,
• Roger Hanson,
• science communication,
• sequencing,
• soft motor,
• static energy,
• synthetic biology,
• The Cosmic Engine,
• The Official Sciblogs Podcast,
• TOSP,
• water,
• yoghurt

We’re back!  And with a minimum of difficulties this week :) This week, Elf and aimee talk of a new soft motor, ROBOBEES, a teeeeeensy chameleon (squee!), hacking yoghurt, some very ancient art, ROBOBEES, investing in yourself, knitting needles and water bubbles and space, quantum computing for beginners, sequencing genomes on a USB stick-sized device [...] … Read More

Introducing a new blog: The Cosmic Engine - misc.ience

Aimee Whitcroft • Feb 02, 2012 •

• physics,
• quantum mechanics,
• Roger Hanson,
• The Cosmic Engine

It is widely agreed that quantum mechanics is pretty cool.  Even if one doesn’t quite understand it*. And so, we are presenting you, our readers, with a quantum mechanics blog/blogger! Meet Dr Roger Hanson, who will be head blogger at The Cosmic Engine (a blog).  Originally having gained his … Read More