Sorry for not posting lately. Some of you may remember the experiment I asked for help with a while back (here). Well, we've got good data now, and we spent the last week or so rushing to put it together to submit to a conference (the deadline for which was Friday). We've also been frantically collecting data for another really cool experiment, and are now trying to figure out what that data is telling us. So I've been busy as hell. But it's time for Just Science, so I'll be trying to post every day this week. Hopefully some stuff you'll find interesting.
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Life has been proceeding more or less apace, and it feels like a long time since I've sat down and contemplated anything, much less my Anyway Project goals. At the same time, all this business is a series of steps on the way to actually many of the things done. I hope that's true of all of you!…
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