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New people, old memories

By Jorge Quintanilla | 08 October 2020

Today I sent out an email, produced every year, to people who will, for the rest of the academic year, work on research projects under … Read more

It’s only natural to cooperate

By Jorge Quintanilla | 04 September 2020

Our culture tends to assume that selfishness is natural, while altrusim requires an explanation. But why?

“No Fine-tuning” – the Condensed Matter Physicists’ Version of the Cosmological Principle

By Jorge Quintanilla | 17 February 2020

Earlier today I was talking to a graduate student about the calculation he is working on. I told him to discard a particular possibility because … Read more

A machine-learning approach to magnetic neutron scattering

By Jorge Quintanilla | 04 March 2019

Greetings from the APS March Meeting in snowy Boston, Massachusetts. For me this first day has been about machine learning – specifically, the use of … Read more

Want to be a research physicist? Here’s some reading for the summer months

By Jorge Quintanilla | 27 June 2014

Very often, my future research students ask me what they should be reading during the summer vacation, just before they start working with me. I … Read more

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