The Brazilian government published pictures of isolated Amazonian tribes. This issued a conversation in our lab: is it a good policy, to let those tribes stay isolated from the rest of the world? Read the rest of this entry »
I spent the last two days in Jerusalem, attending a nice conference that my advisor unexpectedly found two days earlier.
Just some pics from Italy
About two thirds of the honeymoon behind us, now we have a few minuts to summarize the highlights until now in a few points.
I received today my marriage certificate from the Rabbinate. This means that officially I finished my business with the Rabbinate for (hopefully) the coming few years. Now I can share one insight with the world.
“Good news for the Camels”, the weatherman said in Yesterday’s new.”At last, they will have some rain, that will grow them grass”.
Dust is probably the most severe problem when it comes to adhesives. If you don’t treat your surface properly, you can glue your stuff to dust, and it will peel off.
So how can a gecko run through sand and dust, and then climb walls without a stop?
The first day of the Russel Berrie NanoTechnology Institute (RBNI) 2008 Winter School held only a single lecture. It was a rather good one, though.
Grafite is far more stable then diamond. Among the forms of carbon found in nature, all diamonds are bound to turn into grafite, given enough time. Not that is will save you any money: the timeframes discussed are measured in thousands of years. At least, this is one of the nice things I learned in school last week.
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