Monthly Archives: August 2025
Time for proof is now, Mr. Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi is free to voice himself but on the question of the Election Commission “stealing votes”, as he has been claiming to the press, he needs to offer the proof he claims he has right away. By repeatedly claiming … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Op-eds
Tagged Bharatiya Janata Party, Bihar Assembly elections, Election Commission of India, electoral fraud, electronic voting machines, Maharashtra Assembly elections, Model Code of Conduct, political capture, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, public trust, Rahul Gandhi, voter list inflation
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A microscope that catches the slightest hints of heat
A superconducting transition-edge sensor (TES) is a device well-known for its extreme sensitivity to photons, the particles of light — so much so that they can count photons one by one. They also have very little noise, which makes their … Continue reading
Posted in Scicomm
Tagged atomic force microscopy, bolometry, critical temperature, electromagnetic fields, hexagonal boron nitride, hyperbolic phonon-polaritons, infrared laser, niobium, optical power, phonons, quantum materials, quasiparticles, scanning probe, superconductor, terahertz fields, transiditransition-edge sensors
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