#science-for-everyone — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #science-for-everyone, aggregated by home.social.
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At Climatematch Academy, we run global courses with team activities, TAs, learning pods, and projects…but we also share all the learning materials to everyone.
Whether you're an instructor, student, or independent learner, you can access modular, CC-BY licensed materials and learn about computational tools and techniques in #ClimateScience
🤓 Explore the materials: https://buff.ly/ihYUvXy
#OpenScience #OpenEducation #Neuromatch #STEMeducation #ComputationalScience #ScienceForEveryone
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⁉️ Ohh, was ist denn hier passiert?!
💡 Dieses Durcheinander lösen wir gleich mit 12 Vorschulkindern! 🚀
👉 Mehr zu unserer Kinderveranstaltung: https://www.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/9010759/kitas-grundschulen
#kinderveranstaltung #sonnensystem #unserzuhause #heimatgalaxie #scienceforchildren #scienceforeveryone
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During our special volunteer-powered digitization event, a team from CHASE stepped out of the office and into the archives—working side by side with our collection managers to bring history into the digital age. From cataloging to capturing, every click helps preserve stories for generations to come.
#CitizenScientistMonth #wedigbio #biodiversity #communityscience #communityscientist #naturalhistory #science #scienceforall #scistarter #scienceforeveryone #scienceforeveryone #scienceisforeveryone -
WeDigBio starts today! Comment and like if you are participating! #wedigbio #biodiversity #communityscience #communityscientist #naturalhistory #science #scienceforall #scistarter #scienceforeveryone #scienceforeveryone #scienceisforeveryone #scistarter #zooniverse
Participate: https://scistarter.org/citizensciencemonth-participate
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Faster scientific discovery-With large datasets available digitally, researchers can use tools like AI and data modeling to discover new patterns, relationships, and even identify new species more efficiently. Participate in a virtual event: https://scistarter.org/citizensciencemonth-participate
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Continuing the count down! Physical specimens, handwritten notes, and field records can degrade or be lost. Digitization preserves this information permanently and protects it from damage. #wedigbio #biodiversity #communityscience #communityscientist #naturalhistory #science #scienceforall #scistarter #scienceforeveryone #scienceforeveryone #scienceisforeveryone
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Digital records help monitor changes over time—such as shifts caused by climate change, habitat loss, or invasive species. This is critical for studying patterns in Climate Change and predicting future impacts. #wedigbio #biodiversity #communityscientist #naturalhistory #science #scienceforall #scistarter #scienceforeveryone #fieldmuseum
@iDigBio @SciStarter
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WeDigBio returns in just 10 days! Help biodiversity efforts by mobilizing thousands of natural history records, and make your mark on community-led science. Follow along as we count down. #wedigbio #biodiversity #communityscience #communityscientist #naturalhistory #science #scienceforall #scistarter #scienceforeveryone #scienceforeveryone #scienceisforeveryone
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Block your calendars! #WeDigBio April 9th through the 12th, 2026 is just under 2 weeks away! Mobilize 1000's of biodiversity data records! Register your event or find where to participate #communityscience, #scistarter, #ScienceForEveryone #OpenScienceForAll #EveryoneCanDoScience #globaltcn, #scistarter, #fieldmuseum, #zooniverse
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#ComputationalScience should be open to everyone. At Neuromatch, we run global courses with team activities, TAs, learning pods, and projects…but we also share all the learning materials to everyone.
➡️ https://neuromatch.io/open-education-resources/
#OpenScience #OpenEducation #Neuromatch #STEMeducation #ScienceForEveryone #ClimateScience #Neuroscience #MachineLearning
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How Did I End Up Hosting Science Talks on a Tropical Island??
So… I somehow ended up helping host a science festival on a remote tropical island… and yeah, it was as wild as it sounds. 🌴
Welcome to Lord Howe Island Dark Skies Festival — where I ran nightscape photography courses, helped host the pub science talks (yes, actual science… in a pub), led the kids’ "Blast Off!" space class, explored the glowing light walk, visited the Lord Howe Island Distillery (because science needs gin), and spent every night imaging under some of the darkest skies on Earth.
Between the stargazing, science chaos, and way too many camera batteries, this was one of the most unexpectedly amazing trips I’ve been on.
Seriously… how did I end up here?
🔭✨🧪🍸
#ScienceFestival #DarkSkies #Astrophotography #LordHoweIsland #NightscapePhotography #SpaceLovers #AstronomyLife #StargazingNights #TelescopeTime #AstroAdventure #ExploreAustralia #ScienceForEveryone #PhotographyTrip #TravelWithPurpose #BackyardAstronomy #AstroVibes #EducationalFun #IslandLife #SpaceEducation #OutreachMatters
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#AuthorLife #AmWriting #AmReading #IndieAuthor #BookLaunch #BookLovers #MustRead #NewBook #BookCoverReveal #ReadMoreBooks #ScienceBook #LabNotebook #STEMEducation #PhysicsLovers #LearnScience #ScienceIsCool #FutureScientists #ScienceMatters #ScienceEducation #ScienceForEveryone#Bookstagram #WritersOfInstagram #BookTok #ReadersOfTwitter #KindleReads #Bookish #BookRecommendations #BooksOfInstagram #BookMarketing #StoryTellersUnite #ManoBooks #GravityGateSeries #ScienceWithMano
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NASA Soars to New Heights in First 100 Days of Trump Administration https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-soars-to-new-heights-in-first-100-days-of-trump-administration/ #NASA #WhatWeDo #ForCollegesUniversities #Missions #ScienceForEveryone #SpaceTechnologyMissionDirectorate #Technology
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NASA Soars to New Heights in First 100 Days of Trump Administration https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-soars-to-new-heights-in-first-100-days-of-trump-administration/ #NASA #WhatWeDo #Missions #ScienceForEveryone #SpaceTechnologyMissionDirectorate #STEMImpacts #Technology
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NASA Soars to New Heights in First 100 Days of Trump Administration https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-soars-to-new-heights-in-first-100-days-of-trump-administration/ #NASA #WhatWeDo #Missions #ScienceForEveryone #STEMImpacts
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WeDigBio returns in just 10 days! Help biodiversity efforts by mobilizing thousands of natural history records, and make your mark on community-led science. Click the link in our bio or go to https://wedigbio.org/content/register-event-tour-or-campaign to register.
#wedigbio #biodiversity #communityscience #communityscientist #naturalhistory #science #scienceforall #scistarter #scienceforeveryone #scienceforeveryone #scienceisforeveryone
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Steminist & Proud.
More women in STEM = More innovation. More breakthroughs. More "I told you so" moments.🔗 https://techgeeksapparel.com/women-in-stem-t-shirt/
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NASA Names First Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-names-first-chief-artificial-intelligence-officer/ #NASA #ArtificialIntelligenceAI #OpportunitiesToContributeToNASAMissionsGetInvolved #ScienceForEveryone
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This myopia 😎 downplays unconventional journals, valuing the obscure legacy of indexation over transparency.
Our esteemed colleagues in #Norway saw through this illusion, recognizing JOSS independently of these preconceived gatekeepers.
The time has come to evolve our values and back those who insist on making science accessible to all.#OpenScience #Innovation #Transparency #Equality #ScienceForEveryone
#BioinformaticianNextDoor
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𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐈𝐇𝐂 𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐔𝐑𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐀𝐍 𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐀𝐑𝐂𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐒' 𝐍𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 𝐢𝐧 𝐄́𝐕𝐎𝐑𝐀
Once again, the IHC will participate in the European Researchers Night in the city of Évora. You can visit our stand and also participate in any of the three activities that we're offering.
👉 https://noitedosinvestigadores.org/.../programa-evora-2023/
#Histodons #Archaeodons #EuropeanResearchersNight #ScienceForEveryone #MSCA #SciComm #NEI2023 #NoiteEuropeiaDosInvestigadores #CiênciaParaTodos
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Just saw my fist poster that was accessible for vision impaired people and it is amazing, why don’t we all do this!
#ScienceForEveryone #Inclusion #DEIA #Lightning #Atmospheres #AGU22
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Science for Everyone – Taking Stock
The last post In the World of Binary Stars, completed the titles of Science for Everyone series that were accessible. When the original post was made with the listings we had listed 37 titles, out of which many are posted already. In this post I will make a stock of what has been accomplished and what remains to be done. Any inputs of how and where to get to the remaining books in this series would be greatly appreciated. This effort would not have been possible without all the people who have given their help, advise and support, mental, physical or otherwise. All credits to the respective, original uploaders! Thanks to all!!
The listing below is done year wise. The books that are with us are presented with links and the books that are not and are in red text and we need to get them.
Only 4 to go!
Update: Science for Everyone all files in one place here.
Password: http://www.mirtitles.org
Thanks to Desperaomar for these links.
Update Jan 2020: We have added four more titles. Only one Earth, Sweet Earth remains now.
Aptitude Test Problems in Physics S. S. Krotov [Ed.] 1990
Differential Equations in Applications V. V. Amel’kinn 1990
Discussions on Refraction of Light L. V. Tarasov, A. N. Tarasova 1984
Earth, Sweet Earth Ekaterina Radkevich 1990
Electrons and Crystals Th. Wolkenstein 1985
Elementary Kinematics of Elementary Particles G. I. Kopylov 1983
Encounters with Physicists and Physics I.K. Kikoin. 1989
Ethology What animals do and Why Igor Akimushkin 1988 (Link added 08-10-2013)
Flying Trains G. Zelkin 1986
How We See What We See V. Demidov 1986
In The World of Binary Stars V. N. Lipunov 1989
Learning About Chemistry G. B. Shul’pin. 1989 (Link added 20-10-2013)
Luminescence in Public Health N. N Barashkov 1988
Me or Not Me R. V. Petrov 1987
Modern Geology N.A. Yasamanov 1990
Mystery of Minerology B.I. Srebrodolsky 1989
Origin and Chemical Evolution of the Earth G.V. Voitkevich 1988
(Got the hard copy to be scanned)
Origin and Development of Life on Earth G.V. Voitkevich 1988
Our Planet – The Earth A.V. Byalko. 1987
Physics and Geometry of Disorder: Percolation Theory A. L. Efros 1986
Physics In Your Kitchen Lab I. K. Kikoin (Ed.) 1985
Problems in Plane Geometry I. F. Sharygin 1986
Problems in Solid Geometry I. F. Sharygin 1986
Puppets Without Strings V.I. Varshavsky, D.A. Pospelov 1988
(Got the hard copy to be scanned)
Physical Paradoxes and Sophisms V. N. Lange 1987
Satellite and Typhoon : Eye to Eye S.N. Baibakov and A.I. Martynov 1987
Semiconductors Made Simple A. M. Polyakov 1985
Silhouettes of Chemistry D. N. Trifonov, L. G. Vlasov 1987
Storming The Fortress of Fusion G. S. Voronov 1988
Traces of Bygone Biospheres A. V. Lapo 1987
Temperature Ya. A. Smorodisnky 1984
The Grand Biological Clock V.M. Dilman 1989
The Greatest Speed S.R. Filonovich 1986
The Nature of Magnetism M.I. Kaganov, V.M. Tsukernik 1985
This Fascinating Astronomy V. N. Komarov 1985
The Progeny of Volcanoes P.N. Erofeev 1986
Yes, No or Maybe Ya. I Khurgin 1985
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Science for Everyone – Physics and Geometry of Disorder – Percolation Theory
We now come to another gem in the Science For Everyone series, Physics and Geometry of Disorder – Percolation Theory by A. L. Efros.
This book is about percolation theory and its various applications, which occur mostly in physics and chemistry. The book is self-sufficient in that it contains chapters on elementary probability theory and Monte Carlo simulation. Most attention is paid to the relationship between the geometrical and physical properties of systems in the vicinity of their percolation thresholds. The theory is applied to examples of impurity semiconductors and doped ferromagnetics, which demonstrate its universality. Although written for students at high schools, the book is very good reading for college students and will satisfy the curiosity of a physicist for whom this will be a first encounter with percolation theory.
The book was translated from the Russian by V. I. Kisin and was first published by Mir in 1986.
The Internet Archive Link and here
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Updated: 15 January 2019
Contents
Part I. Site Percolation Problem 14
Chapter 1. Percolation Threshold 14
Two Pundits Shred a Wire Mesh (14).
What Is a Random Variable? (17).
Mean Value and Variance (18).
Why a Large Wire Mesh? (23).
Exercises (27).Chapter 2. Basic Rules for Calculating Probabilities Continuous Random Variables 28
Events and Their probabilities (28).
Addition of Probabilities (30).
Multiplication of Probabilities (33).
Exercises (37).
Percolation Threshold in a 2 x 2 Network (37).
Exercise (40).
Continuous Random Variables (40).
Exercises (44).
Percolation Threshold as a Continuous Random Variable (44).
Exercise (48).Chapter 3. Infinite Cluster 48
Permanent Magnet (48).
Doped Ferromagnetics (53).
Formation of an Infinite Cluster (56).
Exercise (59).
Site Percolation Problem Revisited (59).
Clusters at a Low Concentration of Magnetic Atoms(63).
Exercises (67).Chapter 4 Solution of the Site Percolation Problem by Monte Carlo Computer Techniques 68
Why Monte Carlo? (68).
What Is the Monte Carlo Method? (70).
How to Think Up a Random Number (74).
The Mid—Square Method (76).
Exercises (78).
Linear Congruent Method (78).
Exercises (79).
Determination of Percolation Threshold. by Monte Carlo Simulation on a Computer. Distribution of Blocked and Non-blocked Sites (81).
Exercise (84).
Search for Percolation Path (85).
Determination of the Threshold (86).
Exercise (89).Part II. Various Problems of Percolation Theory and Their Applications
Chapter 5. Problems on Two-Dimensional Lattices 90
We Are Planting an Orchard (the Bond Problem) (90).
Exercise (95).
Inequality relating x_b to x_s (95).
Exercise (98).
Covering and Containing; Lattices (98).
“White” Percolation and “Black” Percolation (105).
Dual Lattices (110).
Exercise (115).
Results for Plane Lattices (116).
Exercise (117).
Directed Percolation (117).Chapter 6. Three—Dimensional Lattices and Approximate Evaluation of Percolation Thresholds 120
Three-Dimensional Lattices (121).
Percolation Thresholds for 3D Lattices (126).
Factors Determining Percolation Threshold in the Bond Problem (127).
How to Evaluate Percolation Threshold in the Site Problem (129).
Exercise (134).Chapter 7. Ferromagnetics with Long-Range Interaction. The Sphere Problem 135
Ferromagnetics with Long-Range Interaction (136).
Exercise (140).
The Sphere (Circle) Problem (140).
The Circle (Sphere) Problem Is the Limiting Case Of the Site Problem (144).Chapter 8. Electric Conduction of Impurity Semiconductors. The Sphere Problem 147
Intrinsic Semiconductors (147).
Impurity Semiconductors (150).
Transition to Metallic Electric Conduction at Increased Impurity Concentrations (158).
The Mott Transition and Sphere Problem (161).
Exercise (166).Chapter 9. Various Generalizations of the Sphere Problem 166
Inclusive Figures of Arbitrary Shape (166).
The Ellipsoid Problem (169).
Other Surfaces (173).
Another Experiment at the House Kitchen. The Hard-Sphere Problem (174).Chapter 10. Percolation Level 179
“The Flood” (179).
How to Construct a Random Function (182).
Analogy to the Site Problem (185).
Percolation Levels in Plane and Three Dimensional Problems (186).
Impurity Compensation in Semiconductors (189).
Motion of a Particle with Nonzero Potential Energy (190).
Motion of an Electron in the Field of Impurities (192).Part III. Critical Behavior of Various Quantities Near Percolation Threshold. Infinite Cluster Geometry 195
Chapter 11 The Bethe Lattice
Rumors (196).
Solution of the Site Problem on the Bethe Lattice (200).
Discussion (204).
Exercise (206).Chapter 12. Structure of Infinite Clusters 206
The Shklovskii—de Gennes Model (206).
Role of the System’s Size (210).
Electric Conduction Near Percolation Threshold (215).
Exercise. (219).
Function P (X) Near Percolation Threshold. Role Played by Dead—Ends (219).
Universality of Critical Exponents (222).Chapter 13. Hopping Electric Conduction 226
Mechanism of Hopping Conduction (227).
Resistor Network (229).
Properties of Resistor NetworK (231).
The Sphere` Problem Revisited (232).
Calculation of Resistivity (233). Discussion of the Result (235).Chapter 14. Final Remarks 237
Some Applications (237).
What Is Percolation Theory, After All? (240)Answers and Solutions 242
Chapter 1 (242). Chapter 2 (244). Chapter 3 (246).
Chapter 4 (249). Chapter 5 (250). Chapter 6 (256).
Chapter 7 (257). Chapter 8 (257). Chapter 11 (257).
Chapter 12 (258).#chemistry #disorder #efros #mathematics #mirPublishers #monteCarloMethod #percolationTheory #physics #popularScience #probability #scienceForEveryone