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Chalmers Conference on Electrochemistry
Mathilde Luneau and Alexander Giovannitti organized the first Chalmers Conference on Electrochemistry . The conference gathered the electrochemistry community at Chalmers and beyond with over 100 participants. The Luneau lab contributed with a tal...
Post · June 23, 2025
A daily self-check: A scientist is either a writer or an engineer on any given day
A scientist’s work, when viewed at the level of daily practice, is rarely the dramatic act of discovery often imagined—it is instead the quiet, sustained effort of either writing or engineering. Reading, while necessary, is passive; the active eng...
Post · June 22, 2025
2025 Polymers Gordon Research Conference
Presentation Type: Onsite Oral
Presenter: Joshua Tropp
Title: Tailoring Bright Conjugated Polymer NIR-II Emitters
Session Date and Time: Tuesday June 10th from 4 - 6 PM
The Polymers GRC is a premier, international scientific conference focus...
Post · June 20, 2025
Chunking w dużych modelach językowych
Chunking to technika polegająca na dzieleniu długiego tekstu na mniejsze fragmenty (ang. chunks), tak aby zmieściły się w ograniczeniu długości kontekstu dużego modelu językowego. Dzięki temu model może analizować lub generować odpowiedzi na podst...
Post · June 20, 2025
Pride Month: Protecting LGBTQ2S+ Youth
June is recognized internationally as pride month. It’s a time to come together to celebrate and uplift LGBTQ2S+ individuals and their contributions to culture, community, and progress. All throughout the month of June there are parades, protests,...
Post · June 18, 2025
Humility in Science and the Arts
Doing sincere work—whether in science or art—is one thing; sharing it with the world is another, and poor delivery can undermine even the best efforts. In science, the proper spirit is one of openness: “Here’s what I found—see for yourself,” rathe...
Post · June 17, 2025
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