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Surveys: Time-Domain Astronomy

Explores the evolution of surveys into modern time-domain astronomy, highlighting the impact of time-domain observations on recent Nobel prizes.

Protein Structure Determination

Explores protein structure determination through X-ray crystallography, NMR spectroscopy, and Cryo-EM, covering crystallization, diffraction patterns, and atomic models.

Computer Tomography: Basics

Covers the basics of computer tomography, including projections, back projection, and the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1979.

Phase Contrast Microscopy

Explores phase contrast microscopy, a technique for label-free high-contrast imaging of transparent samples developed in the 1930s by Frits Zernike.

Giant Magnetoresistance Effect

Explores the Giant Magnetoresistance effect, its applications in hard disk technology, and the principles behind advanced display technologies.

Plates: Pure Bending, Wrinkling, and Plate Buckling

Explores the mechanics of slender structures, focusing on plates in pure bending, wrinkling, and plate buckling.

Laser fundamentals and applications

Explores the historical perspective, mechanisms, types, and applications of lasers, including Nobel Prizes and market segments.

CCD Cameras: Charge Transfer and Physics

Discusses the principles and evolution of charge-coupled devices, including their historical context and technical specifications.

Gene Editing and DNA Origami: Innovations in Biotechnology

Discusses recombinant DNA technology, CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing, and DNA origami applications in biotechnology.

Replica and Symmetry Breaking

Explores the Nobel Prize-winning discovery of replica and cavity methods in complex systems, focusing on the random energy model and the application of probability theory.