Now out in APL : our new work showing improved switching in oxide RRAM with a thin GST thermal barrier. Led by Raisul Islam, with , , . Supported by , , and NMTRI.
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New research output in Science Advances:
In cooperation with our colleagues from and , we investigated the heating of individual filaments in functioning metal-oxide RRAM devices.
Please view the link below for the full article
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These land surface temperatures are terrifying
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Our new study led by is out in . Using scanning thermal microscopy, we visualized single filaments in resistive oxide memory (#RRAM) and estimated their temperature >1000 C. #filament #memristor.
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Improved algorithms may be more important for AI performance than faster hardware: bit.ly/3nQK2uI
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Moore's Law...
Pixar Renderfarm for ToyStory vs A14 in iPhone 12
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Repeat after me: 1. The vaccine doesn't cause blood clots. 2. The vaccine doesn't cause brain fog. 3. Doesn't cause chronic fatigue. 4. The vaccine doesn't cause kidney failure. 5.The vaccine doesn't affect the heart/intestines.6. The vaccine doesn't put people on ventilators.
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Pollution cycle in India in the last 20 years (2000-2019) generated by integrating satellite, reanalysis and ground-based measurements as a part of CPCB funded project under National Clean Air Program.
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“If this fire event is what we experienced with 1 degree of warming, what on earth are we going to be experiencing at 3 or 4 degrees of warming?“
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“...an area larger than West Virginia, and more than nine times the area that burned in California in 2018, the state’s most destructive year for wildfires.�
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Whether it’s a manuscript, your career, or your entire life, don’t judge your first draft by someone else’s finished product.
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The adult version of the marshmallow test is whether you wait until the pizza cools before eating or knowingly scorch the roof of your mouth.
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Why do we work hard to make science engaging and fun when talking to the public, yet we think it has to be serious when talking to other scientists?
Don’t we all enjoy engaging presentations? Science does not stop being valid just because we make it fun. #SciComm
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We've observed AIs discovering complex tool use while competing in a simple game of hide-and-seek. They develop a series of six distinct strategies and counterstrategies, ultimately using tools in the environment to break our simulated physics:
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Hello Beta Pictoris b! Also the scale bar is 3 AU (or 3 times the distance between earth and the sun) and this system is 63 light years away! Mind. Blown.
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beta Pictoris b, the first planet discovered around the star, is also one of the very small number of planets (...6?) where we have been able to construct a movie showing its orbit. It’s another @semaphore_P special!
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This photo blows my mind.
It's the surface of asteroid #Ryugu, taken by the lander, deployed by the spacecraft. A real place, out there, in the dark.
And we've been there.
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I love my wife. Nothing special happened except she’s the most incredible person in the world. The atoms in me waited 13.8B years to find her set of atoms.
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Humans created the computer - first imagined, then abstracted, mechanical, electronic & programmable. To think that biology is a computer is the same as saying gravity is a computer because it helps a rock roll down the hill to the bottom.
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Great thread with a refreshing set of guidelines for aspirational academic PIs!
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If I ever become a PI, I will prioritize respecting and promoting the wellness of my trainees over advancing my research discoveries. Healthy work environments promote good science. Science born out of disrespect and abuse is not worth it.
#AcademicTwitter #phdchat @PhD_Balance
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Early in my PhD, I would spend months repeating an experiment, trying to get the result that I *expected*. Please don't do this! That's doing research backwards. Analyze your data and listen to the story it tells! It's okay if your hypothesis was wrong. #phdchat
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More evidence that helping others helps us:
Students who give peers motivating academic advice earn higher grades themselves.
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This image is black and white.
Only the horizontal lines have color.
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I've been a *huge* fan for years, which made it a special pleasure to take part in this episode.
They masterfully connect research on empathy with the chaos and opportunity of modern life.
Check it out!
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Thank you to @ToddEssig for the awesome shout-out to @PhD_Balance
in his @forbes (!!!) article: Three Ways To Fight The Stigma Of Mental Illness forbes.com/sites/toddessi #phdchat
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As student in India with no connections, I worked remotely with a grad student at Harvard doing data work for them on the side. Learnt a lot & wrote about experience in my essay. Now, as a faculty member, I love working remotely with promising RAs in a similar fashion.
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For a student at a college (outside the US) which does not have many opportunities to work as an RA, how else can someone build research experience in their undergrad? #EconHelp
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Dear fellow men- stop this behavior. It’s gross, unacceptable, and makes you look like a fool. You need to evolve and grow the hell up.
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stop this. stop this right now. I’m not a piece of meat for you to ogle at. I don’t exist for your pleasure. i’m a scientist taking time to communicate what excites me about space. you don’t get to abuse that by coming into my space.
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There is some combination of skills that you possess that will set you apart from others.
What is that combination?
Are you a master communicator? Can you empathize with anyone and everyone?
Put common skills together in an uncommon way.
Make a difference!
#FridayMotivation
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I prefer the Canadian model, where a student completes a Masters and *then* applies to do a PhD. It is a big decision for someone to go straight from a Bachelors into a PhD.
#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdchat #HigherEd
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Why, when people choose to earn a masters instead of continuing on to a PhD, do we seem to diminish this accomplishment? Especially when others who earn a Masters are celebrated? This is such crap. They earned their masters, they should feel proud of this accomplishment
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Oh that makes sense, no wonder my advisor has been offering to get me coffee lately 😂
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When talking to a grad student, try rephrasing your questions to get a more positive answer.
How is writing going? -> Would you like a coffee?
When are you graduating? -> Can I buy you a coffee?
What will you do after? -> Want to see a picture of a dog?
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Editorial: Compatibility with established CMOS processes could be a key factor in the success of an emerging device technology go.nature.com/30WYByi
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I want to continue working on important problems in graduate education and mentoring, but not full time. So - I started an LLC so I can consult with departments and offer workshops for faculty and trainees. You can read more about what I offer at annaboconnell.com. 7/
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Women were 2.5x less likely to ask questions in a seminar than men, regardless of seniority.
Instead, they questioned their own understanding, and whether they'd be taken seriously.
If you only hear from part of the room, you limit everyone's learning.
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For a second I thought reflections simply bind the three phenomena together, but nope, this goes all the way to the wave-like nature of light and sound. Needless to say, light and sound being wave-like (amongst other manifestations) was not at all obvious 2000+ years ago
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This is a beautiful fact: Aristotle regarded echoes, rainbows, and reflections as belonging to the same category of natural phenomena.
Have a look to my point of view on powering the Internet of Things just published in Nature!
nature.com/articles/s4192
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My anxiety as a function of number of unread emails in my inbox grows and peaks at about 50, but then somehow ramps back down because ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Personal story (thread): Last month, a young friend of mine who is nearing the end of her life with met cancer decided w/ her husband & their kids that she wanted a living memorial instead of a funeral. As an oncologist, I've attended many memorial services but none before death.
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Nobody is perfect, but everybody can be coachable.
Our ultimate success is less determined by where we’re at right now and more determined by how much pride and ego we’re willing to give up to learn from others and get where we want to go.
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