There are all kinds of programs in NSF. You really have to search nsf.gov. Most
of the major grants now require some sort of outreach activity. That's what
supported the Sys Bio event which was funded by NIH and was the first showing
of the winners last year's visualization contest. There is
Ed, (and all)
is there any point in our trying to assemble a group in Santa Fe ... of people
with some experience and/or a high level of motivation ... to browse the
nsf.gov together, look for opportunities, and perhaps plan an approach to some
program officers with a description of sfx and
Roger Critchlow wrote circa 10-07-13 09:07 PM:
The proposition of entropy causing action at a distance reminded me of a
notorious demonstration. A beaker of water and a beaker of sugar
dissolved in water are sealed together inside a bell jar. Over time the
level of liquid in the beaker of
Glen,
You and Grant are starting to make my poor=old rejected english major's
brain spin: I think I have finally seen the point of this whole discussion
about gravity. Let it be the case that everything in the universe is in
one spot that is low entropy right? And we all agree that the
Nick Glen Grant,
Another confused old guy, But there was something called Planck's Distance
that said that two atoms could not get any closer under normal circumstances
without enormous forces yet Bose condensates are literally superimposed
indistinguishable atoms albeit identical. From my meager
