The quest-a thirst unquenchable..
Quest - a thrust unquestionable..
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by thequestforum · Published April 10, 2017 · Last modified April 9, 2017
Do you ever feel sleepy or “zone out” during the day? Do you find it hard to wake up on Monday mornings? If so, you are familiar with the powerful need for sleep. However, you may not realize that sleep is as essential for your well-being as food...
curiosity corner / For members / pleasure of knowledge / View from Giants' shoulder
by thequestforum · Published April 10, 2017 · Last modified April 9, 2017
If there is no God watching us, why be good? Richard Dawkins examines sin. He asks whether the old religious rules about what is right and wrong are helpful and explores what science can tell us about how to be good. But what can science and reason tell...
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by thequestforum · Published April 9, 2017 · Last modified April 4, 2017
Finding the Achilles Heel(Last part of the emperor of all maladies) This episode picks up the story at another moment of buoyant optimism in the cancer world: Scientists believe they have cracked the essential mystery of the malignant cell and the first targeted therapies have been developed, with...
For members / pleasure of knowledge / View from Giants' shoulder
by thequestforum · Published April 9, 2017
In the face of what appears to be a blindly indifferent universe, Dawkins argues that we each have to forge our own sense of meaning. For Dawkins, it is the awe and wonder in scientific enquiry – from the human genome to the quest for the Higgs Boson...
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by thequestforum · Published April 8, 2017 · Last modified April 4, 2017
The Blind Men and the Elephant(Second part of the emperor of all maladies) This episode picks up the story in the wake of the declaration of a “war on cancer” by Richard Nixon in 1971. Flush with optimism and awash with federal dollars, the cancer field plunges forward...
For members / pleasure of knowledge / Saturday with Budthu (SwB)
by thequestforum · Published April 8, 2017
The challenge for the future is how we can keep science as a public enterprise. Professor Geoffrey Boulton FRS, University of Edinburgh, and Dr Paul Williams, University of Reading, look at why accurate data are critical for the scientific record. This film is part of a series of...
For members / pleasure of knowledge / View from Giants' shoulder
by thequestforum · Published April 7, 2017
9 May 2011—Intel announced a big change to the electronic switches at the heart of its CPUs. Going forward, the firm will be using three-dimensional transistors to take the place of long-used planar devices. The new transistors—dubbed “tri-gates”—are a variation on the FinFET, a transistor design that substitutes...
Had this ant research been performed in the early 1970s, when researchers were working on communications algorithms, it might have saved them a little time. Not that the researchers would have necessarily given the ants the credit. After all, quips “the ants didn’t publish.” Before researchers developed the...
curiosity corner / For members / pleasure of knowledge / the quest academy-Quest e-Gurukulam
by thequestforum · Published April 5, 2017
As you’ve probably already learned by now, large-scale particles and nanoparticles can exhibit very different properties. And changes made on the nanoscale can create materials that exhibit different properties as well. The development of nanomaterials have led to the development of stain resistant cloth, bicycle frames that are...
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