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Magnetic amplifiers, the alt-tech of the Third Reich, lasted into the Internet era
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Magnetic amplifiers, the alt-tech of the Third Reich, lasted into the Internet era
Modern office blocks now stand on the site of the old Radio Research Station (RRS) at Ditton Park in Datchet.
E-Mail Results from a new survey of astronomers and geophysicists show that these sciences have a systemic bullying problem; one that is disproportionately worse for women and those from minority groups. In a survey carried out by the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) last year of over 650 people in the field, 44% of respondents had suffered bullying and harassment in the workplace within the preceding 12 months. Aine O'Brien, RAS Diversity Officer, will present the key results in a talk at the virtual National Astronomy Meeting on Thursday 22 July. Key initial findings show: Disabled, and B...
>>abirached: this week on world business >>: india needs power to progress, why the country rapidly needs to expand its energy sector. >>: i think power is possibly unparalleled in what is required now. >>: why the operty slump in dubai may not be as bad as everyone believes. >>: two thirds of all the projects within the uae are ongoing and still under construction. >>: and will the west run out of scientists as kids stop studying the subject. >>: in the late 80's about 45,000 people a year took a level physics. that number is down to about 25 to26,000. that's a huge drop! >>abirache...
>>abirached: this week on world business >>: india needs power to progress, why the country rapidly needs to expand its energy sector. >>: i think power is possibly unparalleled in what is required now. >>: why the property slump in dubai may not be as bad as everyone believes. >>: two thirds of all the projects within the uae are ongoing and still under construction. >>: and will the west run out of scientists as kids stop studying the subject. >>: in the late 80's about 45,000 people a year took a level physics. that number is down to about 25 to26,000. that's a huge drop! >>abirac...