links for 2007-10-25

By drorzel on October 24, 2007.

Welcome to Syracuse University News.

"Andrea Farina, a senior communications design major in the College of Visual and Performing Arts' School of Art and Design, won the World Rock Paper Scissors (RPS) Championship"

(tags: silly sports)
Cocktail Party Physics: just an ordinary man

Celebrating 50 years of the Bardenn-Cooper-Schrieffer theory of superconductivity.

(tags: physics quantum Nobel science low-temperature)
Three first-ever atomic nuclei created at NSCL; new super-heavy aluminum isotopes may exist

Exotic nuclei created at Michigan State

(tags: physics experiment nuclear science)
Home computers to help researchers better understand universe

Introducing Cosmology@Home

(tags: computing astronomy physics science)
A unique experiment with chlorine -- and a new way of teaching

Five years of history of science classes collaborate on a book about chlorine

(tags: atoms education physics science chemistry)
University ranking systems seriously flawed

I am shocked-- shocked!!

(tags: academia education)
Electrons timed with attosecond accuracy - physicsworld.com

A high-speed experiment measures a 100 attosecond delay in ejection of bound electrons via the photoelectric effect.

(tags: physics quantum experiment science news)

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