Marin Science Seminar

Space Science series starts tonight, Wed. 10/7 at Marin Science Seminar in San Rafael! “My Code Explores the Moon, Mars, and Beyond” with Owen Bartolf - Join us and Learn! :) San Rafael City Schools Terra Linda High School / OneTL

🕵 Tonight (Wed. 9/30) at Marin Science Seminar! 🥰
“From Beaks to Cheeks: What Pigeons Can Teach Us About Your Face”
with Nathan Young PhD of UCSF Dept. of Orthopedic Surgery 🐤

Free science fun for teens and everyone! Join us and Learn!
7:30 pm at Terra Linda High School.

Quantum entanglement is a very strange behavior. https://www.facebook.com/CollectiveEvolutionPage/posts/pfbid02nQMW7BYegRYTpfZb49BApyAJWKtnw3ThPnsR1HVGzufPjPySyJQMFKAy6qqQHrhpl

Researchers at the University of Ottawa and Sapienza University of Rome have captured the quantum wavefunction of two entangled photons in real time using a breakthrough imaging technique called biphoton digital holography.

The resulting image resembles a glowing yin-yang, as you see in the image with this post. The image is built from real experimental data collected by an ultra-high-precision camera capable of mapping the quantum state of an entangled pair as it evolves.

For nearly a century, quantum entanglement existed primarily as a mathematical description. This new method offers an unprecedented way to visualize and study the relationship between particles that behave as a single system, even when separated by distance.

Published in Nature Photonics, the research could dramatically speed up future quantum measurements and help advance quantum computing, communication, and sensing technologies.

We've been reporting on quantum science for 17 years, and this is one of the most interesting visualizations of the science we have seen.

Source: Nature Photonics / University of Ottawa & Sapienza University of Rome

Marin Science Seminar this Wed 9/30 🐦🦴: “From Beaks to Cheeks: What Pigeons Can Teach Us About Your Face” - Join us & Learn - https://mailchi.mp/59db44efb1b8/tonight-wonderfestmss-collab-kickoff-hopmonk-ask-a-science-envoy-21566080

How can orthopedic surgery benefit from basic science about bird bones? 🧐 Next up in Marin Science Seminar's Biological Anthropology Mini-series: UCSF's Nathan Young presents "From Beaks to Cheeks: What Pigeons Can Teach Us About Your Face”. Join us Wed. 9/30 at 7:30pm at Terra Linda High School / OneTL's Innovation Hub. Free science geared to teens, open to all. Join us & learn!

Know a science-curious teen not squeamish about bladder health? Check out this opportunity from Stanford. Thanks, Bay Area Teen Science (B.A.T.S.).

Learning to think scientifically and analytically takes time and practice, AI may undermine that practice.

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