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Albert Devasagayam Francis: We are bringing community gardening and beekeeping together - Vimarsana News

Albert Devasagayam Francis: We are bringing community gardening and beekeeping together

'My main aim is to have clean energy, which can happen far into the future. In beekeeping, I can see the impact at the end of each season.'

Source: aalto.fi
SIU plans activities for annular solar eclipse on Oct. 14 - Vimarsana News

SIU plans activities for annular solar eclipse on Oct. 14

A naturally occurring warm-up for the total solar eclipse in April will happen in October, and Southern Illinois University Carbondale is planning activities that will help the public enjoy and learn from it.

Source: siu.edu
NTT Research Scientific Teams Name 9 New Hires - High-Performance Computing News Analysis - Vimarsana News

NTT Research Scientific Teams Name 9 New Hires - High-Performance Computing News Analysis

Sunnyvale, Calif. – Sept. 26, 2023 – NTT Research, Inc., a division of NTT (TYO:9432), today announced that it has named Timothée Leleu as Senior Research [...]

New FAS faculty reflects commitment to excellence and diversity - Vimarsana News

New FAS faculty reflects commitment to excellence and diversity

Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences welcomes 61 new members whose scholarship spans academic disciplines.

Source: yale.edu
The Mystery Of Glassy Liquid Transitions - Vimarsana News

The Mystery Of Glassy Liquid Transitions

Light is the most famous thing that is two distinct entities at once - a wave and a particle - but glass is nearly as mysterious. And not well understood.We think of glass as being transparent and rigid, is a complex and intriguing material but that is only when cooled and its dynamics slow down significantly.

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