Science!

[dogmeat]

I heard him - love the surname BTW - interviewed on the radio. He was asked why he thought the Nobel Committee had waited so long to award him the Prize "I have no idea" You could almost hear the unvoiced expletive

[Snowy]

@Bones said in Science!:

@Salacious-Crumb the labelling on that picture is crucial.

All I saw was this:

[Tim]

@JC I was absolutely delighted that he finally won. Also note that he is an engineering professor.

[Nepia]

Weird, in my head Oxford would have been filled with professors who are crusty old dudes well over 65.

[jegga]

Who knew vaping would be

@Nepia said in Science!:

Weird, in my head Oxford would have been filled with professors who are crusty old dudes well over 65.

Same here

[Tim]

[jegga]

@Tim did you see the video further down?

[gt12]

@Nepia said in Science!:

Weird, in my head Oxford would have been filled with professors who are crusty old dudes well over 65.

There are plenty of old ones there, but the faculty is younger than you might think.

The summer garden party was much more fun that I expected it to be.

[Tim]

@jegga Ha ha. I have now.

[jegga]

@Tim said in Science!:

@jegga Ha ha. I have now.

Not great despite his form .

[antipodean]

[Stockcar86]

[Nevorian]

MarinaTex | James Dyson Award

MarinaTex is a home compostable material designed as an alternative to single-use plastic films. The material is comprised of waste material from the fishing...

"Plastic" made from fish waste

Rima Sabina Aouf  /  Feb 9, 2022  /  Design

UK student's fish-waste bioplastic MarinaTex wins 2019 James Dyson Award top prize

An easily biodegradable material that could be "part of a global answer" to single-use plastic pollution has won its inventor, British designer Lucy Hughes, the international James Dyson Award.

[Rembrandt]

@Nevorian said in Science!:

"Plastic" made from fish waste

Rima Sabina Aouf  /  Feb 9, 2022  /  Design

UK student's fish-waste bioplastic MarinaTex wins 2019 James Dyson Award top prize

An easily biodegradable material that could be "part of a global answer" to single-use plastic pollution has won its inventor, British designer Lucy Hughes, the international James Dyson Award.

Pretty great if the claim that 1 cod has enough waste for 1,400 bags is correct.

Of course not everyone is happy...

[Machpants]

That's pretty cool

[nzzp]

This is pretty amazing

Erik Olsen

Sea-thru Brings Clarity to Underwater Photos

A new algorithm counteracts the distorting impact of water

[Machpants]

Wow, cool thing about that is that tech will be on phones in a few years. I love my underwater pics.

[jegga]

@Stockcar86

https://qz.com/1763584/dna-evidences-reliability-called-into-question-by-human-chimera/

[Stockcar86]

@jegga said in Science!:

@Stockcar86

https://qz.com/1763584/dna-evidences-reliability-called-into-question-by-human-chimera/

On a tangentially related identity theme...

[jegga]

Electric eel powers Xmas lights . Unfortunately @Catogrande appears to have named it

James de Villiers  /  Dec 4, 2019  /  News

This video shows how the Tennessee Aquarium powers its Christmas tree using an electric eel

A video by the Tennesee Aquarium posted on Twitter shows how an electric eel lit up the lights of a Christmas tree.