For this 4PM Thursday 28.September 2023 meeting of Maths Club of Science Circle, we will take a deep dive into "The Painter's Dilemma", based on Gabriel's Horn (La Trompette de Gabriel) which has FINITE VOLUME but INFINITE SURFACE AREA, as studied by Evangelista Torricelli in 1641. The relationship of this unbounded structure to the […]
In mammals, birds and some reptiles, sex is determined by sex-specific chromosomes. In mammals, the sex-determining chromosomes are called X and Y, and only males have both. In birds and reptiles, these chromosomes are called Z and W, and only females have both. How are these related to one another and to the rest of […]
World Tourism Day WORLD TOURISM DAAAY! Come and discuss with us, what countries have you been to, what did you do there, did you experience culture shock, what are your recommendations to fellow globe trotters? Is this the first time you will attend a presentation with us? Follow this link first.
“Artificial Intelligence and the Metaverse” by Phil Youngblood, PhD AI is very much in the news these days. We have been talking about in the Science Circle. Same thing with the Metaverse. I was at the VWEC Expert Series last Friday and the topic was the Metaverse. Why so much interest in these computer […]
World Teachers Day In honor of World teachers day, we invite you to discuss with us your favorite teachers, who changed your life, inspired, or showed you that education can be fun? Is this the first time you will attend a presentation with us? Follow this link first.
Many science communicators must cope with push back from people who don’t know what they are talking about but who think they are experts. Additionally, this phenomenon is often seen with YouTube commenters and the like who claim they know why physics is all wrong and how they fixed the standard model. It is occasionally […]
Mental Health Day Today we will talk about our own battles with mental health, feel free to share your experiences and how you got through them. Is this the first time you will attend a presentation with us? Follow this link first.
OBSERVE THE MOON WEEK (21-28 October 2023) Do you remember how The Science Circle ( https://www.sciencecircle.org/ ) celebrated International Observe the Moon Night ( https://moon.nasa.gov/observe-the-moon-night/ ) last year? We had presentations about the Moon and our relationship with it throughout history, live images from Kass’s telescope in Switzerland, a planetarium show, and a scheduled tour […]
In 2021, I had the privilege of delivering a presentation on computer vision at the Science Circle. During the presentation, I explored the dominant role of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) in image-oriented tasks like classification, segmentation, and analysis. I also delved into practical applications within histopathology, showcasing how AI aids in diagnosing diseases using microscopic […]
Hope on the Horizon TOPIC: As worldwide disasters and destruction may confound us in a sea of despair, a sea-wise scan of the horizon spots some islands of hope ahead. Along with the epochal shifts of today, we all also share common bonds that tie us to the unlimited possibilities in technologies, economics, education, […]
United Nations day Today's discussion is about the United Nations, what are your feelings regarding it, do you think it's a good/bad idea? How can it be improved? Is this the first time you will attend a presentation with us? Follow this link first.
The New Climate We Live With Over the past several decades we have had predictions of global warming and climate change due to human-caused greenhouse gas emissions. The underlying physics isn't that difficult to understand. Greenhouse gases make the atmosphere more opaque to infrared radiation, resulting in the Earth radiating energy to space from a […]
Anti-Bullying Week In observation of anti-bullying week we invite you to come and share your experiences on the subject, were you bullied, were you a bully yourself? Is […]