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Put it simply, snakes

June 29, 2021June 29, 2021 tamaraPut it simply
Grass snake

Contributed blog post by Sara Petrović “Every great story seems to begin with a snake.”Nicolas Cage Since warmer days are coming, most of us will spend that time enjoying nature. With that always comes a warning – beware of snakes! […]

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Put it simply, supercomputing

May 22, 2021May 25, 2021 omarPut it simply

A brief history of computers Since the invention of the computer (at first, mechanical) humans have always sought to increase speed of computation (and later, storage capacity). Performing more computations in the same amount of time meant not only more […]

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Put it simply – Draw me a sheet: the manuscript as an artistic research tool

April 26, 2021June 29, 2021 Aimen El AssimiPut it simply, Uncategorized

Contributed blog post by Nathalie Sebayashi and Estelle Henriot The first artistic act : research Artists, designers, and most professionals working on artistic projects generate a lot of notes, drawings, schematics, and, in a nutshell, documentation in order to create […]

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Put it simply, role-playing games

February 22, 2021February 22, 2021 Aimen El Assimipedagogy, Put it simply

Make belief experiences are experiences nonetheless In life we play roles of all kinds. We learn sets of rules and play along with the settings and constraints presented to us. We have flaws, objectives, bonds, strengths and gain wisdom and […]

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Put it simply, peer assessment

January 25, 2021February 9, 2021 tamarapedagogy, Put it simply

We live in a world of constant assessment. From the first moment in our lives we learn that every action we make is in some way evaluated by others, and we rely on the approval or disapproval of others to tell […]

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Is it accurate to be precise ?

December 26, 2020 Ivan CornutUncategorized

Thanks to mass production there are more and more environmental sensors available at a low price. But how do I, as a maker, choose between sensors that present similar prices and characteristics? Amongst others, there are two important questions that […]

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Would you like to like math?

November 11, 2020November 11, 2020 Judith BoldtJournal Club

Would you like to like math or help others to like it? Then empathy might be what you need! This is what Steven Strogatz, professor of applied mathematics at Cornell University, proposes in his 2014 paper ‘Writing about Math for the Perplexed and the Traumatized’.

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Forests won’t be enough to save us

July 19, 2020July 20, 2020 Ivan CornutJournal Club

Ever since the middle of the 19th century, the atmospheric CO2 concentration has been steadily rising due to anthropogenic activities. If you want to know more about the main sources of CO2 at the global scale, have a look at the […]

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Show me your DNA, I’ll tell you where you come from

June 12, 2020June 12, 2020 omarJournal Club

Each of us has a unique genome, yet the amount of difference between two random humans on this planet is tiny: around 0.1% on average. This 0.1% difference between you and me actually contains enough information to tell you where you come from.

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Every day is Earth day: Wildlife

June 3, 2020June 5, 2020 omarEarthDay

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of #EarthDay, @WWF invites you to create nature themed artwork & share with #ArtForEarthDay 1: Wildlife 🦊Day 2: Freshwater 💧Day 3: One Planet 🌍Day 4: Food 🥕Day 5: Forests 🌳Day 6: Climate 🌤️Day 7: Ocean […]

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