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What is a transmon qubit?

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Science Scout Twitter Feed Somebody recently tweeted the term "transmon qubit" to the Science Scout twitter account, and (for the life of me) I cannot wrap my head around what it is exactly (other than a piece of delicious...

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John Stuart Mill on Digitized On-Line Collections

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Deliberative processes cut short? We have a lot more information. But we don't know any more.

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Happy Bloomsday

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From the sublime to the ridiculous is but a step.

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In London UK from June 21 to June 24th. Anyone game for a drink?

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So, I'll soon be in London to attend the British Science Association's Science Communication Conference, as well as check in with some folks on possible sabbatical stints, and I'm wondering if there's anyone around who would be into having a...

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"Millions and Millions Dead"

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With no concrete figures available at this early stage, experts estimate at least 250,000 U.S. citizens have died in the last month alone, with death tolls across the globe reaching into the millions.

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Substance Abuse and Science

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Tar water and vodka, nitrous and LSD. Sort of. Maybe not.

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Off the grid for a bit: in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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Just a quick note to say that I'm currently in Louisiana, and therefore probably won't be blogging until I'm back in Vancouver on Wednesday. If you're in the area, I'll be giving a talk later today on Science Literacy -...

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World's Fair Authors Only Rub Elbows with the Greats

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An important public service announcement from The World's Fair.

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If Darwin was a pastry chef, what would he make?

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Science Scout twitter feed Yesterday at the SCQ, a short paper was published describing a "Kingdom Cake," whereby the various layers represented the different kingdom designations. The cake itself was pretty cool, but made all the more impressive by...

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Anyone with only half a brain knows that global warming is natural

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We've been blessed at The World's Fair to host a lively conversation about NASCAR over the past two years. We think there are a few lessons to be had. Inquire within.

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