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🎬✨ Brian Cox & Neil deGrasse Tyson in a must-watch conversation ✨🎬

Two of the greatest science communicators discuss the universe, curiosity, and the questions that drive discovery.

A fascinating talk for anyone passionate about physics.

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🤔 Wo ist eigentlich immer noch #SchrödingersKatze?
Hoffe es am nun letzten Ausstellungstag der #dpgr25 herauszufinden ...

‼️ Daher: Letzte Chance für Gespräche am Stand T16 der @tibhannover im Zelt! Komm(t) vorbei!

🗨️ ... eventuell gibt's ja 🐈 📦 -Hinweise zur Mittagszeit, wenn es heißt "Let's talk about #sciencecommunication!" mit @nicolas_woehrl und #PeterKohl von der @unidue ... Auch dabei?

📲 Außerdem freue ich mich auf einen Call mit @Rupi42ai zu #Wissenschaftspodcasts

Did #ColliderFest today on the Viper HPC stand! It was fun talking to people about supercomputing/HPC and AI, but also exhausting.

colliderfest.co.uk/

Used my UMAP word cloud demo to talk about how foundational language models (e.g. like ChatGPT, Ollama, etc) work, and how hallucinations come about.

starbeamrainbowlabs.com/blog/a

colliderfest.co.ukCollider Fest 2025 | Humber Science Festival

🐦Here is a sneak peek of Secrets in the structure - out now on Big Biology!

🎙️In this episode, we talk with Scott Edwards, the Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology and Curator of Ornithology at Harvard University. We talk to Scott about the new ways we can describe and understand large chunks of DNA that till recently we have not been able to characterize directly.

Art by Keating Shahmehri

🐦Secrets in the structure - out now on Big Biology!

🎙️In this episode, we talk with Scott Edwards, the Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology and Curator of Ornithology at Harvard University. We talk to Scott about the new ways we can describe and understand large chunks of DNA that till recently we have not been able to characterize directly.

Art by Keating Shahmehri