Covers the basics of DC currents, resistors, capacitors, and superconductors, including historical context and Nobel Prize-winning discoveries.
Explores phase contrast microscopy, a technique for label-free high-contrast imaging of transparent samples developed in the 1930s by Frits Zernike.
Explores the significance of modeling choice behavior in transportation, marketing, health, and energy, emphasizing the need for quantitative and operational models.
Covers the basics of computer tomography, including projections, back projection, and the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1979.
Explores the evolution of surveys into modern time-domain astronomy, highlighting the impact of time-domain observations on recent Nobel prizes.
