Decoding the Genome: Unraveling the Complexities with AI and Creativity
In this eye-opening discussion between Tim Scarfe and Prof. Jim Hughes, a professor of gene regulation at Oxford University, they explore the intersection of creativity, genomics, and artificial intelligence. Prof. Hughes brings his expertise in genomics and insights from his interdisciplinary research group, which includes machine learning experts, mathematicians, and molecular biologists.
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What’s NASA’s Plan to Colonize the Moon?
NASA wants to put people on the moon by 2024 and villages of people on the moon by 2030. The question is, what will it take to reach such a lofty goal? This video is from The Unthinkable. As part of NASA’s Artemis plan, the goal is to have permanent communities on the surface of […]
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Why Salt Water may be the Future of Batteries
This video is from Undecided with Matt Ferrell. There’s no shortage of solutions to the world’s need for renewable energy storage, but there is a shortage of accessible and cheap resources to use for those solutions. Lithium and vanadium aren’t limitless, so what about regular, run-of-the-mill salt? Redox flow batteries, or RFBs, can exploit the […]
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AI rediscovers Einstein’s Time Dilation and Kepler’s 3rd Law
Today Sabine Hossenfelder talks about artificial intelligence that rediscovered Kepler’s laws, solar flares in the laboratory, nano-surgery with tiny magnets, a candidate for a strange star, what the new JUICE spacecraft will look for, how much air pollution is avoided by nuclear power, a software that creates 3d models from 2d drawings, an estimate for […]
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Nuclear Power: Small Modular Reactors
Isaac Arthur covers small modular reactors are a promising area of nuclear technology that may be the pathway forward to cheap, safe, and sustainable energy.
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Could Faster Than Light Travel Be Possible? Here’s the Evidence.
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Frank
- April 11, 2023
- can we travel at speed of light
- Faster Than Light
- hossenfelder
- how to travel at speed of light
- Physics
- space travel
- Special Relativity
- special relativity explained
- speed of light
- speed of light limit
- speed of light limit explained
- speed of light time paradox
- time travel
- why is the speed of light the limit
This video is from Sabine Hossenfelder explains why faster than light travel may not just be the stuff of science-fiction. If you’ve been following my channel for a really long time, you might remember that some years ago I made a video about whether faster-than-light travel is possible. I was trying to explain why the […]
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How Your Brain Organizes Information
Artem Kirsanov is a computational neuroscience student and researcher. In this video he talks about cognitive maps – internal models of outside world that the brain to generate flexible behavior that is generalized across contexts.
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Is Dopamine Addiction Real? Science Reveals the Truth
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Frank
- April 6, 2023
- can one get addicted to social media
- delete social media
- dopamine addiction
- dopamine detox
- dopamine fasting
- hossenfelder
- is social media addiction real
- is social media bad
- is social media bad for mental health
- is social media bad for you
- is the monk mode scientific
- live like a monk
- monk mode
- quit social media
- Social Media
- social media addiction
- social media addiction myth
Sabine Hossenfelder recently learned there’s a new trend on social media: monk mode. It means cutting out distractions and going into self-isolation to become more productive. It’s supposedly based on science and particularly concerned with avoiding social media, because that’s addictive. But can social media really be addictive? Does the monk mode work? And what’s […]
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Quantum Physics: Three Mind-Boggling Discoveries
Join Sideprojects on a mind-bending journey through the world of quantum physics, as he explores the true nature of particles, the observer effect, entanglement, and the practical applications of quantum computing.
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Cosmic Rays Kill Supercomputers. New Solution Explained
In this video Anastasi In Tech discusses how Cosmic Rays are Killing Supercomputers and Quantum Computers. Then she talks about new solutions to the problem. The paper: Distributed quantum error correction for chip-level catastrophic errors: https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.16488
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