NYUlab: Beat-sculpting, money-making and science journalism
(This blog post belongs to a series, presumptuously titled NYUlab, about interesting
science journalism
Beat-sculpting, money-making and science journalism
Today, my class had two guests. Malcolm Ritter, whose Twitter profile reads
A case of Kuhn, quasicrystals & communication – Part IV
Dan Shechtman won the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 2011. This led
A case of Kuhn, quasicrystals & communication – Part III
The doctrine of incommensurability arises out of the conflict between two paradigms
A case of Kuhn, quasicrystals & communication - Part II
Did science journalists find QCs anomalous? Did they report the crisis period
A case of Kuhn, quasicrystals & communication - Part I
Dan Shechtman’s discovery of quasi-crystals, henceforth abbreviated as QCs, in 1982
Nationality of news
Just saw this news-tweet by the Hindustan Times:
Indian scientist discovers giant
