“What We Don’t Know” section should be included in research papers. Currently, many manuscripts present their results in “we-proved-it-all-100%” style. BUT in most cases, things are far from 100% proved. ▫️ There is often: - Lack of statistics - One-sided view on the problem

Batteries are often described as resource-intensive. With a 95% proven recycling rate and a 10yr life, over 50% of battery minerals mined today will still be in use in *130 years*. Add 5% performance improvement per cycle, and they will be delivering services *forever*. Boom! 1/2

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Caterbot? Robotapillar? It crawls with ease through loops and bends- Princeton Engineering engineering.princeton.edu/news/2024/05/0…

For context on the state of mathematical literacy in the medical sciences, in 1994 a researcher published a peer reviewed article that re-discovered the trapezoidal rule for integration. It was actually first used in the year 50BCE in Babylon for astronomy.

differential equations as a college class is crazy what do you mean “just look at it” or “guess the solution?” we’re doing MATH not asking my gf what to get for dinner

Nihao X! I've decided (with some motivation from @realsweetener) to start posting as I try to work on interesting problems during my PhD. Imagine a low-cost, drone-mounted scanning infrared spectrometer that can reconstruct detailed 3D spatial maps of temperature and water vapor

I swear short-form content had completely nuked my ability to read books, but these two bangers single-handedly brought it back. Highly recommend

It's incredible how shit the Woollam ellipsometer software is.

Trying something new, let me know what you guys think.

Each of these rotary garment dyeing machines can handle around 40kg of greige fabric per <2hr cycle.

This is a fully automated yarn mill in China that processes over 9000+ tons of luxury yarn a year, fully verticalizing spinning, dyeing and even weaving in one production location. Chances are if you are wearing a nice cashmere sweater the yarn was produced here.

Soon.....👀👀

Announcing Rotostitch’s $1M pre-seed led by Boost VC with participation from Nova Threshold and support from Princeton University Student Ventures. At Rotostitch, we are reinventing garment construction starting from the most fundamental building block, the stitch.