
Testing to see if good science can be done at home.
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The Independent Science Society wants to figure out how to good empiricism independently. One approach to do this has been figuring out how to scale a variety of hard experiments to the home scale and thinking if the phenomena translates we...
My lab and blog aims to figure out how to do good science at home.
The ‘good science’ part means finding or replicating natural phenomena that we don’t currently know how to model. This is the job of all scientists, regardless of whether t...
Thank you to David Jordan for the ideas and bioreactor. All mistakes mine. No products here are an endorsement, except David’s reactors :)
One point of an experiment is to make natural phenomena happen repeatably.
Another point is to tes...
Clausius (1865)¹ defines a quantity called entropy. By decomposing physical processes as a chain of engines, he shows that entropy always increases for irreversible processes. For reversible processes like Carnot's ideal engine, the change...
Thanks to Arina Berezovsky, for organising, and the Independent Science Society for coming. If you do science at home in the UK and want to come, I'd love to here from you via Substack DM.
The Independent Science Society had a dinner last...
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Testing to see if good science can be done at home. All writing reflects my own views.
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