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Wow, there's innovation in propeller shapes (which i thought we're close to optimal for a century): toroidal propellers newatlas.com/aircraft/toroidal >50% performance improvement at midrange rpms in liquids!

Hey everybody, will you please boost this and help my friend @hauntedhideaway find her #librarian peeps on here? 📚

She lost her beloved #Twitter community of fellow #librarians and would like to build a new group here. Help a gal out!

Thanks in advance!!

#library #books #bookstodon

"Enshittification" is my new favorite word to describe the current state of , what have you. An engaging read on the persuasion/coercion boundary that all good tech companies are eventually tempted to cross.

wired.com/story/tiktok-platfor

A huge collection of very high-quality , and other #books from the Soviet-era Mir Publishers, available for here in the format of your choice. These are worth their weight in gold today. Their hardcover/paperback versions are next to impossible to find. They have some the best introductory, mid-level and reference on various scientific topics that I've seen over my entire scientific career, written by some of the greatest Russian scientists and mathematicians. Check out in particular the Little Mathematics Library. Enjoy!

archive.org/details/mir-titles

I like Kevin Drum's proposal to name the metric unit of "momentum" after #EmmyNoether

Emmy Noether is awesome and more people should know about her.

jabberwocking.com/emmy-noether

OK calc/complex analysis teachers, slip this puppy in to your next problem set and give your students a proper fright.

It's a biblically accurate integral.

There's gotta be a "biblically accurate angle" joke in this somehow...

#mathematics

(from twitter.com/mattieuMattieu/sta)

AI-written essays? 🤖 A range of (excellent) ideas on how to deal with chatGPT in the classroom:
tinyurl.com/59mwz75j

@academicchatter #teaching #chatgpt #AI

@scattering_anomalously honestly, it will probably get more difficult for you, since there'll be more competition for beam time at other facilities over the next year.

I'm actually far less familiar with the structural biology beam lines at the APS, since I only used to work with hard x-rays. Which sector do you send your samples to, if I may ask?

@scattering_anomalously I was designing materials imaging experiments for the future synchrotron while I was at ANL. The upgrade plan envisions lots of exciting possibilities, particularly in crystal structure imaging, but realistically there will be a long way to go in terms of actual implementation, even after the APS-U sees first light.

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