Dramanalysis

I believe that the unanimous consensus of social networking platforms is that life events subjectively perceived as overly and negatively affective to one’s existence, while simultaneously not achieving a similar status of wider social, and therefore objective, impact, must be restricted to communication solely with members of the subject’s immediate social circle; specifically a parent, with the maternal figure being the overwhelmingly preferable option.

This fascinating social consensus can also be aptly summarised by the folksy adage: “save yo drama for yo mama”.

The REAL Solvay 1927

solvay 1927

After years of searching, the ORIGINAL Solvay 1927 conference photo has been discovered.

 

My sci-fi thriller, LAZARUS, is now out on both Smashwords and Amazon.

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Neural Simulations Hint at the Origin of Brain Waves

Here is an article and video describing EPFL’s amazing Blue Brain Project and their latest findings. This is what I like to call ‘next-level stuff’.

A new method for clicking molecules together

I have once again endeavoured to put the “art” in “article”.

Have you ever heard of “click” chemistry? No? It’s really cool, and it just got cooler.

Yes. Cool. I know what that word means.

[geek sigh]

Read more here.

— Nik

Mirror images and complex molecules

New article on EPFL!

This time around, it’s chemistry. Specifically, making scaffolds for anti-dementia and anti-cancer drugs with cheap and simple materials. The secret? Breaking C-H bonds and selecting enantiomers.

CAN YOU HANDLE IT?

Then click here.